News – Page 5 – Barnet and District Angling Club

March 3, 2023
Martin Barlow
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Turnford Angling Consortium pits

Pictures below of a named carp “the chestnut common” caught last weekend by Bryn Cook at the railway pit topping the scales at 38lb – well done Bryn.

February 23, 2023
Martin Barlow
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Shepherds Way – New piling and platforms

Category : Fishery Reports

We have recently completed the new piling by the bottom end of Neate’s Lake to stop the continuing leakage into the small lake. In addition, we are in the process of installing new platforms on the small lake, some pictures of the first platform.

Thanks to Ron Karasavvas and Nigel Pitt for sorting out the new platform on the small lake.

All of the bank adjoining the small lake is now complete & as you can see, the bridge has been replaced & widened.

Obviously all is needed is to place the swim plates back into position but we just need the bank to settle for a few days so the ground levels out.

December 20, 2022
Martin Barlow
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Blunham – December 2022

Category : Fishery Reports

Many thanks to Stuart Butterfield for all of his hard work recently in clearing swims at Blunham.

December 17, 2022
Martin Barlow
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Shepherds Way – December 2022

Category : Fishery Reports

October 19, 2022
Martin Barlow
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Shepherds Way

Category : Fishery Reports

October 16, 2022
Martin Barlow
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River Thames, Sonning

Category : Fishery Reports

A nice bag of Roach, Dace and Perch from Sonning caught by **Howard Seder** on his first visit to the fishery.

September 27, 2022
Martin Barlow
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Thames Trophy, Sonning

Category : Fishery Reports

Ray Mouratsing shows his catch of 18lb 8oz to win the Thames Trophy match at Sonning on 25 September.

September 21, 2022
admin
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Shepherds Way

Category : Club News

Dear Member,

After careful consideration the club has decided to open Shepherds Way on the 26th September 2022 at 0800hrs.

Whilst the lake’s water volume is still low, the water temperature has reduced significantly, which allows for increased levels of dissolved oxygen. However, we ask you to observe the following;

Limit the amount of bait you put into the lakes.

Take great care when handling fish and always use a suitable mat.

We will be monitoring the lakes carefully and regular checks will be carried out on how members are fishing. Whilst we believe the current conditions allow the venue to open, if circumstances change, we may have to close them again. Your continued assistance will reduce this possibility.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards

Paul Hutton

Secretary.