ABOUT THE VENUE
For the coarse fisherman this fishery offers the angler the chance of catching
a ‘Lady of the Stream’ (Grayling) in quiet country surroundings. Close to the
river’s edge runs a high barbed wire fence which makes access to swims difficult.
Some of the swims on the carrier stream can be a little overgrown but this all adds
to the intimate character of the fishery. Brown Trout are present in almost every swim
but the Grayling can be a little harder to find but well worth the effort.
RULES & NOTES
Fishing
Coarse: 16th October to 14th March
Brown Trout: 1st April to October.
(Catch and release/ Single fly ONLY)
Salmon: 1st February to 31st August.
Sea Trout: 15th April to 31st October
Fishing Times (This means Entry & Exit Times)
One hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset.
Boundaries
Indicated by thick lines and ‘B’ denoting limits on rule book map
Access/ Parking
At present there is no access to the club car park so parking is limited
to the lay-by. Do not block the gate access by Woodford Bridge. A barbed
wire fence must be climbed to get onto both the main River and the carrier.
It has been recommended that you carry an old towel to hang over the barbed wire,
this will make it less painful to climb over.
General Notes
1. Gates must be closed at all times.
2. Please keep to riverbank or footpaths.
3. NO METAL CANS OR GLASS BOTTLES ALLOWED ON FISHERY.
4. All Salmon caught must be released.
5. Sea Trout may only be taken if between the minimum of 15” to a maximum of 20”
Size limit, a maximum of 2 fish in any 24-hour period. An Environment Agency
Migratory Fish rod licence is required.