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River Exe - Cowley Bridge - Devon
A faster running water than the Creedy with a good head of fish in situ, mostly consisting of roach, dace and chub, the preferred areas to fish being the smooth, deeper runs that are found throughout the stretch. In addition, there are a few back eddies in which to fish, in the right conditions these back waters can be very productive.
River Creedy - Cowley Bridge - Devon
Offers all species of fish with carp, chub, dace and roach, the latter being the most prominent, there has have been reports of the occasional large carp being caught from the deeper water. The favoured tactic for the silver fish during the summer months is trotting with a waggler or stick float using maggot or caster.
River Culm - Beare Gate - Devon
The Association fishing on the River Culm at Beare Gate runs more or less parallel with the M5 motorway; our fishing rights start approximately 1,000 yards downstream from the Hele paper mill/level crossing near Bradninch, the actual beginning being immediately below the railway bridge that crosses the river. Our fishing continues downstream from the bridge for approximately 1½ miles; down to the now disused Silverton paper mill and connecting up just past the Mill with the Association water - Killerton.
The River Isle - Langport - Somerset
DDAS have rights to fish the stretches on this excellent river situated close to Langport, Somerset.
Stithians Reservoir - Cornwall
This majestic water, one of Englands most westerly trout fisheries, is regularly stocked with rainbow trout.
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