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There will be a work party at the Stew Pond on the above date. Please feel free to attend anytime between 9am – 2pm.

There will be a work party on the River Mole at Cobham on the above date. Please feel free to attend any time between 9am – 1pm.

On Saturday 20th November, we started the restoration of swims on the Convent School section of the fishery. The work focused on swims 1, 2 5 and 6, which had become difficult to access and unsafe. They were all completely cleared, to provide easy access, and re-dug to make them safer for the angler. PathwaysContinue reading “River Mole fishery at Cobham 20th November 2021”

As is customary on the Padworth Fishery work party, which is always attended by Thatcham AA members and myself, the work begins in the kitchen the night before. The baking always produces a Lemon Drizzle Cake by special request and one other, which this year was a Chocolate Oreo Sponge. As a lot of workContinue reading “Padworth Fishery 22nd May 2021”

This work party was very ad hoc, because it wasn’t planned for the date it took place. But saying that, my thanks go to Frank Sperring and Ken Swan for helping me on the day at very late notice. The weather forecast for the day, thankfully didn’t run true to form and the heavy rainContinue reading “River Mole Cobham 8th May 2021”

This proved to be a very productive work party, considering only four members attended on the day, including myself. The majority of the work consisted of pruning many of the tree limbs, which were overhanging the lake. This was definitely needed, judging by the amount of fishing lines and rigs removed at the same time.Continue reading “Manor Pond 17th April 2021”

This work party was a two fold project. The first objective was to prepare the fishery for the start of the Trout fishing season. The second objective was to gauge what other work would be required at the big work party on Saturday 22nd May. Both objectives were met fully, with plenty of bankside swimsContinue reading “Padworth Fishery 14th – 15th April 2021”

This was a two day project to revamp our Bulls Lock fishery. There was a lot of hard work involved, and because of its nature, the work became an evolving process. On arrival at the fishery, you could not see swim number five from swim number one, although they were along the same straight. ByContinue reading “Bulls Lock Fishery 12 – 13 April 2021”

Due to the current Covid 19 restrictions, I decided to carry out this work party by myself. I worked on two of the original swims which were created for us by the EA about ten years ago. The Willow berms they installed to stop the swims eroding, had become very overgrown. I cleared the areaContinue reading “Snargate Fishery Work Party-7th March 2021”