Norfolk Fishing Network 2004 - 2024 - Gloucestershire Fisheries

Fishery Name: Apperley Pools - BAA

Address: Gabb Lane, Apperley, Gloucestershire, GL19 4DN

Entrance Grid Ref. SO 85754 28801 Car Park Grid Ref: SO 85754 28801

Sat Nav: GL19 4DN

Phone Numbers: 01562 882116 or 07976 886558

Email Address: [email protected]

Description: Apperley Pools are two (formerly clay Pits) close to the river Severn Below Tewksbury.No2 pool holds 28 pegs and has a depth of around 12ft: contains Carp, Tench, Bream, Perch, Bleak, Rudd, Roach, Eels. The Pools are owned by the Birmingham Anglers Association.See their website for Details.

Fish Species: Barbel Bitterling Bleak Bream Common Bream Silver Bullhead Carp Common Carp Crucian Carp F1 Carp Carp Ghost Carp Grass Carp Leather Carp Koi Carp Mirror Catfish Wels Chub Crayfish Dace Eel Goldfish Goldfish Brown Grayling Gudgeon Minnow Orfe/Ide Blue Orfe/Ide Golden Orfe/Ide Silver Perch Pike Pumpkin seed Roach Rudd Rudd Golden Ruffe Schelly Stickle back Stone Loach Sturgeon Tench Tench Golden Walleye Zander

Rules: Code Of Good Angling When fishing BAA water every member is a guest in the countryside. You should ensure you respect the countryside by following this simple code. Never ever leave litter: Remember plastic bags or metal cans can injure, or even kill, wildlife and livestock. Remember It is an offence under BAA Bye-Laws to fish in a peg with litter present. If you take luncheon or similar meat onto BAA waters, please take it out of the can before you arrive and leave the can at home. Always close all gates, keep to paths or tracks, do not trespass, never light fires. Always park carefully only at places shown on maps, do not block gates or tracks. Remember No dogs, guns, camping or parking of caravans is permitted on Association property. No night fishing is allowed without a special permit. Never go fishing without your Membership card and Environment Agency Licence. Never interfere with other anglers' sport. Treat all fish with care, if allowed, use a keep-net of the required size and always return your catch gently into the water. Use an un-hooking mat for larger fish. Never discard nylon line or lead shot.

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