For over ten years Tony Prayel managed and looked after Aquatels Carp Fishery.
Before Tony took on Aquatels it was used for motorised water sports such as jetski's and wakeboards. This resulted in pollution, bank erosion and fish deaths.
From no tree's, bare swims and litter Tony turned Aquatels around and made it one of the UK's premier day ticket carp waters. Sadly Tony died on 7th July 2010 leaving the future of the lake in diseray.
There are now plans to sell the lake to a company that intends using it for watersports including wake boarding. This cannot be allowed to happen, it will destroy the lake, the fish and Tony's legacy.
Please sign the petition and join our FACEBOOK group. Search 'SAVE AQUATELS'.
I honestly never thought we would see this kind of energy for the lake but here we are and it just proves how much Tony built something that really lasts. People keep telling me their own stories about the water and it makes me think about those muddy banks before he changed everything for the better. We have to keep pushing because this momentum shows that nobody wants to see those jetskis back on the water destroying everything he worked so hard to fix.
Reached 100 supporters
April 27, 2011
10 Comments
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Gary Stewart
15 years ago
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Too many noisy sports ruining the peace lately. Leave it as a fishery please.
P
Paul Vargas
15 years ago
Featured
Used to fish here all the time. Proper bad news if this goes ahead.
M
Mark Norton
15 years ago
Featured
NO WAY. Aquatels is a gem. dont let them ruin the wildlife just for wakeboarding
J
Jason Powell
15 years ago
Featured
RIP Tony. He would be gutted to see this happen to his lake.
S
Sarah Sharma
15 years ago
Featured
Tony worked so hard on this place. Such a shame to see it go back to jetskis.
D
Dave Kumar
15 years ago
Featured
Keep the lake for the anglers it took years to get it like this why ruin it now
J
John Barrow
1 month ago
My friend Tony had the lake for a few years and turned it from an eligal dumping ground to a superb picteres
For over ten years Tony Prayel managed and looked after Aquatels Carp Fishery.
Before Tony took on Aquatels it was used for motorised water sports such as jetski's and wakeboards. This resulted in pollution, bank erosion and fish deaths.
From no tree's, bare swims and litter Tony turned Aquatels around and made it one of the UK's premier day ticket carp waters. Sadly Tony died on 7th July 2010 leaving the future of the lake in diseray.
There are now plans to sell the lake to a company that intends using it for watersports including wake boarding. This cannot be allowed to happen, it will destroy the lake, the fish and Tony's legacy.
Please sign the petition and join our FACEBOOK group. Search 'SAVE AQUATELS'.
I honestly never thought we would see this kind of energy for the lake but here we are and it just proves how much Tony built something that really lasts. People keep telling me their own stories about the water and it makes me think about those muddy banks before he changed everything for the better. We have to keep pushing because this momentum shows that nobody wants to see those jetskis back on the water destroying everything he worked so hard to fix.
Reached 100 supporters
April 27, 2011
10 Comments
G
Gary Stewart
15 years ago
Featured
Too many noisy sports ruining the peace lately. Leave it as a fishery please.
P
Paul Vargas
15 years ago
Featured
Used to fish here all the time. Proper bad news if this goes ahead.
M
Mark Norton
15 years ago
Featured
NO WAY. Aquatels is a gem. dont let them ruin the wildlife just for wakeboarding
J
Jason Powell
15 years ago
Featured
RIP Tony. He would be gutted to see this happen to his lake.
S
Sarah Sharma
15 years ago
Featured
Tony worked so hard on this place. Such a shame to see it go back to jetskis.
D
Dave Kumar
15 years ago
Featured
Keep the lake for the anglers it took years to get it like this why ruin it now
J
John Barrow
1 month ago
My friend Tony had the lake for a few years and turned it from an eligal dumping ground to a superb picteres
Too many noisy sports ruining the peace lately. Leave it as a fishery please.