Attenborough Nature Res.
Beeston Canal
Bestwood Duck Ponds
Erewash Canal
Grantham Canal Hose
Grantham Canal Cotgrave
Kings Mill Reservoir
Kodak Lakes, Annesley
Newlands ponds, Clipstone
Oldmoor Pond, Strelley
River Maun, Walesby
River Soar
River Trent, Adbolton
River Trent, Beeston
River Trent, Bleasby
River Trent, East Bridgford
River Trent, East Stoke
River Trent, Farndon
River Trent, Shelford
Sowbrook Lake
Thurlby Gravel Pit
Latest News
The latest news from the Nottingham Anglers Association Team

Mill Tackle to hold open day at recently opened new premises

Mill Tackle formally of Langley Mill have announced an open day at their recently opened new premises at Heanor.
There will be no fewer than four former World Angling Champions attending with Alan and Sandra Scotthorne, Tommy Pickering and Matt Godfrey joining other well known angling greats Steve and Phil Ringer, Dennis White (Maver) and Ricky Teal of Matrix. Other members of the Ultimate Barnsley Blacks team will also be in attendance.
The event will take place on Saturday 14th January 2012 at Mill Tackle, 84 - 86 Mansfield Road, Heanor, Derbyshire, DE75 7AQ. Tel 01773 710679
 

Construction of new pond at Bestwood Complex

Members are advised that the construction of a new pond at Bestwood will begin week commencing 9th January 2012.
The pond will be very different to anything we already have in the Association and will be about 160 metres long by only 10 metres wide.
The pond will be built on the old car park between the gate and No1 pond and the excavated material will be used to create parking areas on other parts of the complex.
The first phase of the work will be to realign the track between the gate and No1 pond.
It is hoped that the work will have very little impact on access to the ponds, however, there may be short periods when access will be limited due to the nature of the work. Members are requested to take notice of any signs posted on site, the information will also be posted on this website as early as possible giving notice of any closures. Many thanks for your patience during these works.
 

Kodak Bottom Lake (Fountain Lake) closed due to pollution incident

Will all members please note that Kodak bottom Lake (The fountain lake) is closed until further notice. A large influx of Ammonia has entered the lake from the local drainage system resulting in a large number of fish being killed. The incident is being investigated by the Environment Agency and they will inform us of their findings as soon as possible.
 

Newlands No4 Pond now pole fishing only

The Committee have decided that from 1st October 2010 No4 pond at Newlands can only be fished by anglers using a pole.

Signs have been in place for many years warning anglers of the danger of the overhead power lines above No4 pond at Newlands.
Despite these warnings some members have continued fish beyond these signs or stood close to the signs and cast under the cables. The Association then had signs made stating 'No fishing or casting beyond this point' we could not have made the point more clear to members.
The Bailiff also spent some considerable time roping off the top end of the pond to prevent anglers casting beyond the signs, the final straw came when these ropes were cut down by someone to allow further casting under the power lines.
These cables carry 11,000 volts and there are strict rules laid down by Central Networks regarding the proximity of fishing.
The Association has a duty to help protect its members from injury and with this in mind the decision was taken to ban Rods and Reels from this pond and allow the use of Poles only. Notices have been posted on site informing members of the new rules.
 

Bailiffs required for Bestwood Duck Ponds and Attenborough

The Association have identified a need for additional Bailiffs at the Bestwood Duck Pond Complex. The five lakes at Bestwood take a great deal of looking after and despite the best efforts of the existing Bailiffs there is always more work to do.

Ideal candidates would need to be reasonably fit and have some knowledge of maintaining a fishery i.e. Grass cutting, Tree pruning and peg maintenance, however, supervision and assistance will be given to sucessful applicants. The positions may be suitable to someone who has recently retired or retired early. Please note that the positions are voluntary but Bailiffs are supplied with free membership and a small honoraria is paid at Christmas.

Bailiffs are also required to patrol the Attenborough Nature Reserve, although small amounts of maintenance are sometimes required the main emphasis is on the checking of membership books on this members only water. Again the positions are voluntary with free membership supplied.

Anybody interested in any of the positions should contact the secretary by e-mail, post or telephone and further details will be given.
 
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