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Meadow Lakes.

A small self contained fishery on the out skirts of Northampton. The two small lakes are set in the country and over the last two years have thrown up some very big surprises There are a good head of Roach Bream Perch and Tench in the waters but the special fish are the resident carp which currently go to just over thirty. There is on site parking and all the pegs are done with paving slabs. The Eastern, flatter bank is accessible to disabled people who can if finding walking difficult take their car and park it behind their peg.
 

 

 

 

Swan Valley Lake .


A body of water situated on the Banbury Lane just outside Northampton. The lake has a good head of coarse fish of all species with some respectable  carp recorded in recent months. The Lake has always been classified as free water by locals but the owners have now leased the water to the Club. It is for the time being to remain a members only water at the insistence of the proprietors.

 

 

 

 

 

Shelfleys lake.

A brook fed lake situated along Ladybridge Drive Northampton. This water also contains most coarse species with good catches of Bream or Tench when conditions are right.

 

 

 

 

 

The Grand Union Canal.


On the G.U.C. we control fourteen miles of prime match water. Which stretches from Dodford near Weedon in the North to Yardley Gobion in the South. We are extremely lucky in that we only have one flight of locks over the whole length so there are no surges on the water all the time and on top of that the fish seem to grow to a better size with Roach to over the pound Tench to over seven, Perch to three, and carp to the early twenties. As members of the Angling Trust we are eligible to host National Angling events.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Northampton Arm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The River Great Ouse.
The jewel in our crown some would say. We have various fisheries along the Great Ouse which include Newton Blossomville, Carlton, and of course Turvey a prime Barbel water that is quite capable of, and quite often does produce fish to in excess of fourteen pounds. Turvey is probably the most popular fishery we own with chaps and lasses coming from near and far for a chance of that fish of a life time. We do not allow day tickets on the water. It is a members only venue and is very well cared for by a dedicated bailiffing team.

 

 

 

We have many more River fisheries but they are on the River Nene. Cogenhoe and Weston Mill to name a couple.

We do have a lot more water than that mentioned and full details can be obtained from The Membership Secretary or the Chairman. SEE Useful Contacts