No, just a small stream inlet and a drain off that is a little more but
still only stickleback territory. I do have a section of canal fairly close
but even that is closed both ends.

Nearest real river is the Thames at Cricklade which I used to fish right
down to Lechlade in my youth. I do miss river fishing though and may try to
find some day ticket waters on the Thames. I think there is some at St Johns
Lock just down from Lechlade. Handy little pub right by the river as well if
I remember right.

Off out tomorrow but it will be rod and line in a lake known for large
bream, feeder fishing will be the method. Going to teach my daughter, my
grandsons mother, for the morning as she now wants to go with him as well.
They all think it is so easy.VBG

Cheers Gandalf


"Derek Moody" wrote in message
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In article , Gandalf
wrote:
Hi Derek,

No streams to actually fish so it is all still waters which is fine until
you get line drift and have to mend it for him.

Really? Not even in/outflows?

A metre wide and half that deep is enough...

Cheerio,

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