We have reintroduced the traffic light system which we operated a few years ago to indicate which fisheries are closed (red), fishable with care (yellow) or fully open (green). Notes of local conditions will be shown alongside the traffic light.
All Game fisheries closed until further notice.
Please report any areas of concern.
The Membership Year Books will be posted before 1st of April but you can start your fishing using your Digital Membership Card on Clubmate.
Another year beckons and we hope you have all your gear cleaned up and lucky hat ready to go. The club has a strong membership through all disciplines which means that the high standards of the fisheries are maintained having resilience for the challenges to come. The club faces many more of these challenges than ever, pollution, rewilding, reintroduction of previously extinct creatures, climate change and new legislation to name a few which keeps the committee and management very busy so you can enjoy your fishing. We are also moving into a more technical age which is being embraced through “Clubmate” but the fishing still maintains the ethos of traditional fishing and methods.
At the heart of things is the Club book which has everything you need to know and more. We require you to read it thoroughly along with any notifications and this newsletter, so you know the rules and regulations of the club. Each fishery can have different rules or dates.
We have now nurtured our waters to have a healthy stock of wild fish and need to protect them.
“Clubmate” and the forum have all the updates about fisheries and in this climate we could have fisheries closed or restricted so again check these before you leave to fish. It is imperative that you understand the clubs ethos and rules so as not to upset our fishery owners, bailiffs and other anglers having not read things properly including this newsletter.
Without further ado here’s what’s happening….
At the October game […]