http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/ Latest news from Pine Trees Leisure Park Skegness en-gb Pine Trees Leisure Park Skegness 2009 - 2010 http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/news/bobs-big-bream-bag.htm Mr Bob Raelle managed a 34lb haul of bream yesterday on the new lake. Both lakes are fishing well and it's great to see another cracking bag of fit, healthy fish. Apparently the bream had an appetite for sweetcorn yesterday. May 20, 2010, 12:00 AM BST http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/news/big-carp-caught-at-pinetrees-can-you-beat-it.htm Mr Simon Hubert displays two of his carp caught yesterday on the old lake. One was 19lb and the largest so far this year to be landed;the other, at 14lb is representative of the sort of fish that are starting to be caught regularly now that things are warming up. Simon from Doncaster has been staying on the site for the week and has clearly enjoyed his fifhing with us. April 27, 2010, 12:00 AM BST http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/news/43lb-bag-caught-at-pinetrees.htm The fishing is really hotting up at Pinetrees this season. Darren Barks shows off his 43lb haul of mostly Bream caught in 2 hourson the silver fish lake and at last someone has managed to land one of our 15lb plus Carp. We knew they were there, including some over 30lb, but everyone has been having fun losing them until now. March 18, 2010, 12:00 AM GMT http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/news/first-fishing-match-nets-20lb-bag.htm Our first fishing match of 2010 took place on Saturday 6th March and in spite of the water still being very cold the winning bag, pictured, exceeded 20lb with others not a mile behind. March 8, 2010, 12:00 AM GMT http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/news/rare-bittern-rescued-at-pinetrees-shown-on-local-news-tv.htm On Friday 12th Feb we had to rescue a very rare bird visiting the site. We were already aware of 2 bitterns, of which there are as few as 75 in the country, visiting the site to feed on our fishing lakes. We think they were drawn to the area by the wetland project and found the lakes withits small reed-beds irresistable; we had plenty for them to eat in our well stocked lakes. On Friday I discovered the bird caught on fishing line whilst feeding the lakes. The Bittern was attempting to fly but was unable to. I called Roger Wardle, the wildlife expert who helped us develop the wetland project. Roger came within half an hour and waded in to recover the bird, getting struck on the face by its beak in the process. Having cut away the fishing line we attempted release but the bird was too weak to fly off.Roger took the bird, which turned out to be an adult female, to Fenwold Veterinary Practise in Spilsby who checked her over, gave her a Penicilin shot and referred her to Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary. Paul King at the Seal Sanctuary, who hadn't seen a Bitternsincethe 80s,force fed her for 2 days until she was strong enough to release and called Roger. Rogercontacted Lincolnshire's top ringer, Alan Ball,to ring the bird. Alan commented that he had never seen, let alone ringed, a Bittern. She was successfully released on Sunday and has been seen around until at least 17 Feb when BBC LookNorth came to cover the story. In the morning I was fortunate to capture some very rare footage of the bitternTV along with an interview with Roger andmyself. We think she has now gone off to more appropriate habitat before the anglers arrive to compete with her for fish. It has been a privilege to be able to help such a rare bird. Simon February 17, 2010, 12:00 AM GMT http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/news/club-house-revamp.htm Over the closed season the club house is being revamped with new walls all around the inside creating a much cosier atmosphere. We think you’ll love it. January 27, 2010, 12:00 AM GMT http://www.pinetreesholidays.co.uk/news/bellamy-conservation-award-for-pine-trees.htm Pine Trees received a David Bellamy Conservation Award this season in recognition of our efforts towards a greener environment. To receive a silver award is fantastic and demonstrates what a lovely environment we have on site. January 25, 2010, 12:00 AM GMT