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billingshurst
angling society

established 1919

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Still waters re-opening

At last some good news!

Following our extensive aeration programme across all three lakes we are going to start to re-open all three from Monday 3rd August. First lakes to be open are Mulsey and Stockwoods and they will reopen from 9.00am. Jubilee will open from 9th August after the Billingshurst Fun Day event. There are a few temporary rules we must enforce during this hot and dry weather:

No keepnets to be used at any time. this also applies to any retaining sacks for carp.

Please keep any unhooking mat or cradle wet – do not place a fish onto a hot surface.

Do not cast or fish near the aerators even when off.

Once unhooked please return the fish to the water immediately – no weighing or photos at this time please.

When you have finished your session do not throw unused bait or groundbait into the water.

Please note that we will continue to monitor the waters and if we perceive that the fish are in distress or the temperature rises sharply again we may have to close the lakes, even during this period we may still switch our aerators on especially during the night. Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time

Memberships

The club has now reached its maximum number for this season 26/27. Memberships are still available for Jubilee Fields only and can be purchased from our clubmate membership portal

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Jubilee Fields

The club are pleased to say that our friends at Billingshurst Parish Council have completed rebuilding a number of platforms at Jubilee Fields. They have done a splendid job and we are very grateful for this work as no doubt will the anglers that use them.

Steve Penticost, Club Secretary

ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

If you encounter any Anti Social Behaviour at any of our waters this should be reported to the Police. Sussex Police have a reporting site that you will find on the internet. This is a link to the site and also easily found using Google etc.

Most important to keep yourself safe and not to tackle the issues directly.

On this site the Police advise in extreme circumstances-

Report immediate danger or threat to public safety

If someone is seriously injured, in immediate danger, or if there is a threat to public safety, please call 999 now.

SUSSEX.POLICE.UK

fishing across the river arun

Located in West Sussex, Billingshurst Angling Society welcome members of all ages and abilities.

Established in 1919, Billingshurst Angling Society offer our members specimen, pleasure and match fishing for Carp, large Bream, Pike and Tench with catches including carp over 30lb at our lakes (together with large Bream and Tench) and Carp to 30lb, Bream over 7lb and Pike over 26lb from the river!

Come and join the friendliest angling society in Sussex!

club waters

Billingshurst Angling Society holds approximately 6 miles of the river Arun with our fisheries including one mile of the Wey and Arun Canal, Weir Wood reservoir, Stockwoods Lake at Shillinglee, Jubilee Fields in Billingshurst and Mulsey Farm (Ash Lake), south of Brinsbury College.

Note: ALL fish including eels to be returned to the water following capture. Under no circumstances must any fish be removed.

membership

Billingshurst Angling Society is a very friendly and well established club with a variety of waters to suits all tastes. Specimen Carp fishing, miles of relatively untapped fishing on the non-tidal Arun, pleasure ponds and a thriving match scene. The fees offer incredibly good value for money and on some of the river stretches you may not see another angler!

Come and enjoy our pieces of Sussex Countryside, smell the flowers, enjoy the wildlife and remember……take nothing but memories, leave nothing but footprints