Beat 1 is a canal section where target species consist of
Roach, Perch, Chub, Skimmers, Pike and the occasional Carp

Beat 2 is a river section where target species consist of Barbel, Roach,
Perch, Chub, Skimmers and Pike.

Beat 3a is a canal section where target species consist of Roach, Perch,
Chub, Skimmers and Pike.

Beat 3b is a river section where Chub and Barbel are the preferred
target species

Beat 4 is a river section where target species consist of Barbel, Roach,
Perch, Chub, Skimmers, Bream and Pike

Beat 5 is a river section where target species consist of Barbel, Roach,
Perch, Chub, Skimmers and Pike

Brown-lee contains Bream, Roach Carp, Tench Pike and Perch.
Willmotts contains mostly Carp, but Tench and Roach can be caught.

Does prove popular throughout the year with roving lure anglers reporting specimen perch and chub to their lures.

Burghfield river section is known for Barbel, Roach, Perch, Chub, Dace,
Pike and the occasional Carp

Calcot river section is known for Barbel, Roach, Perch, Chub, Dace, Pike
and the occasional Carp

This is our coaching pool designed to teach beginners and youngsters but open to all on non-coaching days

A popular fishery for both Carp anglers and those wish to fish for mixed bags.

Canal venue suited to pole fishing as well as roving lure angling.

At 47 acres, this is no easy venue, though the rewards are there for the triers. Noted for big Carp.

Famous as an historical big Carp venue.

Stretching to nearly 3000 yrds and covering three sections. Froxfield is a canal section where target species consist of Roach, Perch,
Skimmers, Pike and the occasional Carp.

The Holybrook section is known for Barbel, Roach, Perch, Chub, Dace
and Pike.

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A true urban fishery, situated within the safe grounds of Green park office development. Some incredible catch reports.

Lower Benyon river section is known for Barbel, Roach, Perch, Chub,
Dace, Grayling and Pike

An interesting venue, a good all season fishery with Carp, Chub, Bream, Roach, Perch and Pike to specimen sizes throughout.

Most noted for it’s good head of Tench, though does feature on the predator anglers favourite venues during the winter.

A picturesque section of the Thames that has a history of rare Upper Thames barbel. Big chub reside in good number.

Padworth River is a relatively slow, deep section known for Big Barbel and Chub.

In Carp fishing circles Pingewood is synonymous with big fish.

The perfect venue for a quiet days fishing, where the next bite could be from anything.
More suited to a roving approach.

Salmon cut is a canal section where target species consist of Roach,
Perch, Skimmers, Pike and the occasional Carp.

Shared with Littlemore A.S this stretch can produce excellent Roach fishing throughout the year.

A wonderful stretch of the Thames that suffers no boat traffic.

Sonning eye lake has a history of big Carp and huge shoals of Bream.
Tench, Pike and Perch are also present.

The Thames at Sonning is renowned for species such as Chub, Roach,
Perch, Bream, Pike and the occasional Carp.

Classic middle Thames fishing

A canal venue that can have some good flow at the top end making it a good venue when the river is up and running.

Our Theale river venue holds Barbel, Chub, Roach, Perch, Pike and the
occasional Carp.

Ufton river venue holds Barbel, Chub, Roach, Dace, Perch, Grayling, Pike
and the occasional Carp

Upper Benyon river venue holds Barbel, Chub, Roach, Dace, Grayling,
Perch, Pike and the occasional Carp

RDAA and Jolly Anglers A.C. have agreed to share their waters in
the Wallingford area

A long venue of about 1.75 miles of some 85 swims divided into two sections above and below Benson Lock.

Whistley Mill lake is renowned for big Carp fishing, Specimen Tench, Pike
and Bream are also present.

The Loddon river is known for Barbel, Roach, Perch, Chub, Dace and Pike

The river Loddon holds Barbel, Chub, Roach, Perch, Pike and most river
species.

This pool was completed and initially stocked in 2019/20 and has proved incredibly popular with both match and pleasure anglers.

A delightful mixed fishery of around 7 acres, with a strong emphasis on Tench and Bream and of course mixed silvers.