Fishing Rules

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  • #8378
    Alan Falconbridge
    Participant

    Jimbob,

    Just go by the rule book mate 🙂

    Fish care is and must be priority, no fixed leads,…maggots can only be used during certain months, no nuts, no high oil pellets. Its pretty much all in the rule book 🙂

    Enjoy

    #8379
    Alan Falconbridge
    Participant

    1. No fishing shall be allowed from a boat, which is not owned by a shareholder.

    2. If any shareholder or tickets holder shall see any person fishing who is not a shareholder or ticket holder, or doing anything contrary to these rules shall as soon as practicable report the occurrence to the secretary.

    3. All shareholders and ticket holders may carry as many rods as they wish, but shall only fish with two rods at any one time unless fishing in the Pride Lake, Redhouse lake, Olvers Lake and Grimshaws Lake where three rods may be used.

    4. No person shall fish within 15 yards of a person already fishing unless he has previously received permission from such last mentioned person to do so.

    5. Anglers are allowed to have their dog in their company whilst fishing so long as it is kept under proper control and on a lead at all times and cause no disturbance to other anglers. All mess to be taken with the angler at the finish of his / her angling session. Note one dog only per angler.

    6. The use of fish Live Baits is NOT allowed

    7. The restrictions imposed by the Environment Agency on all matters shall be strictly enforced.

    8. No Trout Pellets or Tiger Nuts to be used in Pride Lake, Olvers Lake, Grimshaws Lake or Redhouse Lake.

    9. Carp and Barbel are not to be kept in keep nets when pleasure fishing.

    10. The use of Fixed bolt rigs is not permitted.

    11. Unhooking mats when Carp and Pike fishing are compulsory.

    12. No guns to be carried by ticket holders

    13. Digging or damaging the River or Canal banks is strictly forbidden.

    14. Close all gates

    15. Keep all banks clean and clear from litter

    16. No Motor Cycles allowed on the canal tow path

    17. Fires are prohibited

    18. No mess of any kind to be left on the banks or areas owned by the Pride of Derby. Please take it home.

    19. No bait tins to be taken to the waterside – ie Luncheon meat, Sweetcorn tins etc.

    20. No fishing allowed from bridges.

    21. No passage over the Pipe Bridges.

    22. Please no injury to fish when removinghooks etc.

    23. No night fishing on the Trent & Mersey Canal.

    24. On the Canal between the A6 Bridge and the Derwent Mouth lock or where any boat is moored opposite to where you are fishing the use of catapults, throwing sticks etc. is not allowed.

    25. In the canal from Derwent mouth lock to Clay Mills fishing is allowed from the towpath only.

    26. No fishing within 25 metres of the approaches to a lock or in the area of the “tie up” Ballard’s on the lock landings on the Trent & Mersey canal.

    27. No fishing on the canal between Shardlow lock and the A6 Bridge.

    28. No fishing matches of any description allowed without obtaining the permission of the Committee or Secretary.

    29. No vehicles to be taken onto any of the grassed areas other than designated parking places. Particular note of this rule in the areas around the Redhouse, Olvers and Pride lakes.

    30. No fish to be removed from or transferred into any of the clubs waters unless expressly authorised by the Directors – failure to comply with this rule will result in automatic exclusion from the club.

    31. Members must gain access to the waterside by the routes shown on the map. Noting that access to the River Derwent from the end of Wilne Lane is on the left hand side of the fence, as indicated on the sign adjacent to Wilne Lane end, keeping at all times to within 15ft of the fence and waterside.

    32. When fishing on Grimshaws Lake, Olvers Lake and the Pride Lake Bait Boats may be used only by anglers in possession of a bait boat permit.

    33. No baited rods which are in use are to be left unattended at any time.

    34. No swim is to be reserved by a member for another angler.

    35. The use of Maggots “of any form” are not permitted on the Pride and Olvers Lakes at any time.

    #8380
    Martin Cross
    Participant

    Thanks all, if read all of that prior to posting but there was nothing stated on hooks and leaders. Last thing I want is to start fishing and find I’m not following rules.

    #8382
    Ian Hole
    Participant

    Hi Martin. Speak to Paul Lowe, he’s the site Bailiff on the main lake complex. Paul will deal with all of your questions and put you right. You can find his phone number in your Season Ticket, if you are unable to get in touch with Paul feel free to give me a call at any time. Regards Ian

    #8383
    Martin Cross
    Participant

    Thank you Ian. Much appreciated! 🙂

    #8496
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi – a similar type of question from another new member. Had my first trip to the complex at the weekend – blanked, but I never expected it to be easy!

    Anyway, could someone clarify the rules around pellets. As with Jimbob, the last thing I want to do is fall foul of some rules as I have misunderstood them. The rules state ‘No Trout Pellets’. I have read elsewhere that it is no ‘high oil content’ pellets. Before I start fishing with them, my assumption is that carp pellets would be OK, but Halibut not – is that correct?

    Separately, there is nothing that I can see regarding barbed/barbless hooks. Am I to assume that this is therefore down to the individual angler?

    Thanks in advance

    James

    #8497
    Ian Hole
    Participant

    Hello James. In answer to your question, the only bait bans we have are as indicated in your Season Ticket – Trout Pellets / Tiger Nuts, as you say this is due to the extremely high oil content, however there is no problem in the use of other Carp Pellets. If you have any further questions you can either speak to Paul Lowe “Site Bailiff” or give me a call on the following…07966544104. With regard to Hooks Micro-Barb hooks are no problem, just nip the barb down with you pliers or use Barbless. Regards Ian

    #8687
    Mark Hunter
    Participant

    Can bait boats be used on Redhouse and if so, is a permit required?

    #8688
    Ian Hole
    Participant

    Yes you can use a Bait Boat on Red-House Lake and yes you do require a Permit, these can be obtained either from myself or Paul Lowe (Site Bailiff) There is no charge for these but they do come with a set of rules on the reverse side. Ian

    #8770
    Richard Barnard
    Participant

    Hi Ian please may you put me a bait boat permit in with my membership book when it is posted.

    Kind regards

    Richard.

    #8771
    Ian Hole
    Participant

    Hi Richard.
    Your ticket and key are already in the post so to late to put one in for you. when your on the bank ask a Bailiff for one as they carry them with them. Ian

    #8772
    Richard Barnard
    Participant

    Thanks for you’re help Ian

    All the best 🙂

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