Ouse Angling Preservation Association Fishing Club

The Ouse Angling Preservation Association controls several miles of the River Ouse. The stretches of the Ouse provide coarse and some game fishing. Permit holders have access to most of the Sussex section of the Ouse from Goldbridge weir close to Newick down to north lewes at Hamsey Cut.

Places to fish : South of Barcombe Mills, Barcombe Mills, north of Barcombe Mills and Brown's Farm Barcombe Mills (Browns Farm is for Sea Trout and Coarse and Winter permit holders only.).

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1. River Ouse

Ouse Angling Preservation Association Fishing Club Rivers

rivers

River Ouse Sussex

The River Ouse runs from Lower Beeding in West Sussex down through Barcombe Mills from here the river is tidal to the Sea at New Haven. This lower section of the river has strong currents and has been susceptable to flooding, the upper section is fairly slow flowing. The River Uck is one of the main tributries flowing into the River Ouse.

The river is rich with life which can include mussls and fresh water shrimps. Fish species you may come across includes Trout, Carp, Barbel, Perch, Pike, Grayling, Bullheads, Stone Loach,Tench along with the more common fish species found in UK rivers.

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membership prices

Membership Prices:
Adult: £85	Junior:£18 (under 19)	OAP : £60
Adult Guest Permit: £10 (includes seniors)	Guest Permits Under19 Years: £5