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BARBY MILL POOL
One of the 1st man made fishing pools in the area Originally it was a mill,
the structure for the wind driven sails is still there and being converted into
living accommodation by the owner Richard Bubb. From a marsh area he dug out the
2 pools that make up the Mill fishery. The smaller pool is kept for trout
rearing and limited fishing suitable for a beginner to the art of casting a fly.
The main pool houses some 20 pegs, so it is ideal for small clubs. The
large pool holds some very big carp and ~fish over 20lb are taken on a
regular basis. There are good stocks of most species with tench, bream, roach,
rudd, perch and loads of obliging gudgeon which may not be everyone's cup of tea
but tell that to a young lad when his float keeps going under. All methods work
although recently the pole has dominated for general fishing. Some of the
specialist carp anglers fish at the Mill so the fish are well used to boilies,
Paste baits, luncheon meat, sweetcorn, bread and the usual worms and maggots all
account for plenty of fish. You takes your choice of method and will rarely be
disappointed. Fishery rules are the same as the Banks. barbless hooks, limited
groundbaiting and no large fish in keepnets. The common sense law applies here
as it does everywhere.
charges
Day tickets on the bank at £5 with a lower rate for evenings in the Summer.
Close to the Banks fishery. Continue past the Banks into the village of Barby.
Head for Welton travelling South. As you leave the village there is a cross
roads with a large Water Tower on the right hand corner. Turn right and
immediately bear right down a lane at the side of the Tower. The fishery is
about 75 yards on the left. Location is at Grid ref 5470, Landranger 152 |
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