NEWS
New Rivers
The 2010 sees the addition of two new rivers to our portfolio and one river where we have three day tickets for loan to members.
 River Tern at Waters Upton near Hodnet - lovely unspoilt water in often wild surroundings in idylic shropshire countryside, gin clear water especially in summer with good dace, cub, perch and pike to be caught.
 River Severn at Leighton Bridge nr Welshpool. A new venture for Nantwich Angling Society in conjunction with Crewe Amalgamated Anglers where we have access to three beats on the Severn and one exclusive to our NAS members.
Very meandering stretch of the Severn with good deep gravel runs. A challening river with the opportunity of catches of barbel, chub abd other coarse fish as well as trout to be caught.
River Dane - Holmes Chapel - A shared ticket scheme with Crewe Pioneers - members can obtain a ticket for a days fishing on production of their NAS card. Please note only
three tickets per day available on this and are stictly controlled by ourselves. See membership booklet for further details.
NEW - River Walks around the Weaver - bookings being taken - Come along for these FREE learn about the Weaver walks
Richard our Chairman will be doing a series of river walks around Nantwich to help people find the various places where to fish in the town area and all the little places some
of you don’t know exist and what you can catch where. We will also put on show some of the photos of fish caught. Starting point will be the Red Lion Hotel on the Barony
at 10 am where tea and coffee will be available. The dates for these are: - Amended date NOW 13th June 2010.
Bookings can be made for these walks by email to Nantwichangling.co.uk or telephone Jan on 0776 4760410 after 6.30 pm
First River Walk
The first river walk took place when some of our members enjoyed a interesting walk around the River Weaver. We started off with tea and coffee and introductions and the walk lasted about three hours. It was good for members to be able to learn of new places to go fishing, where to car park and what each other had caught where. Richard not only talked about the river with regard to fishing, wildlife and history but also demonstrated with a depth finder the various depths to be found. People were amazed to find how the depth varied so much and in one place it was twelve foot.
Angling Legend Mick Brown visits Nantwich Angling Society exhibition stand at Stapeley Angling Centre
At a recent Stapeley Angling Centre open day, we had a exhibition stand showing details of our new waters for 2010 as well as photographs of the Rivers Weaver, Dee , Tern
and fish caught. During the day we were visited by Mick who was astonished by what our local waters offerered and photos of fish caught and even more when we told him what our season tickets cost. He spent time chatting to people and having his photograph took and signing autographs. Here is Mick pictured on our stand with Chairman Richard and secretary Jan.
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