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MEMBER NEWS – WATER UPDATE

Posted on December 13, 2025 By steve
MEMBER NEWS – WATER UPDATE
As we approach a new year, some of our members may already be aware that the club has decided not to renew the lease at Bradeley Hall Pool. As from the 1st of March 2026 the pool will no longer be accessible to our members to fish.
The decision not to renew the lease has been based on a few factors: the water has become increasing hard to fish, which has rightly so, proved unpopular with our anglers. There have been reports of poaching and a proposed housing estate development in the area
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