Fishing on the Avon Canal

The avon canal is very popular with tourists wishing to use the waterway and take in some of the splendid scenery and wildlife along the way. The waterway is used for many different pleasure activities including cycling, walking, boating trips that navigate through over 100 locks of the waterway and fishing. The waterway holds some stunning wildlife which is now thriving after much conservation. If you visit the waterway you may see water voles, otters, slow worms, kingfishers, red kites, swans, ducks...

Avon Canal - Civil Service Angling Club

Civil Service Angling Society anglers can fish a couple of stretches of the Avon Canal these include Kintbury Wharf with 1/2 mile of the either side of Kintbury Lock. the 2nd section is 'Midgham' 1/2 mile stretch this seciton is shared with Reed Thatcham Angling Club. Fish species include: bream, tench, roach, perch, pike, carp trout and grayling.

fish species


Mirror Carp: 22lb+	Common Carp: 22lb+	Crucian Carp: ?lb	Tench: 4lb+	Bream: 5lb+	Roach: 2lb+


Rudd: 2lb+	Chub: ?lb	Perch: 4lb+	Pike: ?lb

facilities

Parking

ticket prices

Day Tickets
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contact details

Contact: -
Address (Post): - Mr I J Campbell 35 Cherry Tree Avenue Staines Middx TW18 1JB
Telephone: 01784 461542

Email: csas@fsmail.net
Club: Civil Service Angling Club