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River Great Ouse, Moreton Mill

Fishing at Moreton Mill

Information about fishing at Moreton Mill including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in the River Great Ouse.

Description


The River Great Ouse at Moreton Mill is a short stretch of rural river supplying coarse fishing via season ticket in the area to the east of Buckingham. Chub and pike are present along with general silver fish. For the club’s webpage for this venue click HERE.

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Details

OWNER / CLUB:
Buckingham & District Angling Society
Details of owner / club:
CLICK HERE
Website of owner / club:
CLICK HERE
TICKET
Season ticket
SEASON:
Standard coarse
ROD LIMIT:
Two rods
BAITBOATS ALLOWED:
BOATS ALLOWED:
DOGS ALLOWED:
NIGHT FISHING:
HOOKS (usage rules):
KEEPNETS:
SIZE:
Information:
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Species available in this venue

SPECIES PRESENT TOP WEIGHT
CARP
PIKE  YES
CATFISH
TENCH
BREAM
BARBEL
CHUB  YES
TROUT
GRAYLING
RUDD
DACE  YES
ROACH  YES
PERCH  YES
CRUCIANS
EELS
GOLDEN ORFE
GEN. COARSE FISH  YES

Location

This water is sited to the east of Linden Village, on the south side of the A422 Stratford Road. The venue lies some distance upstream of the join between River Great Ouse and Padbury Brook. Access is from the A422. MK18 6AG.

Nearest Pub

The Grand Junction, 13 High Street, Buckingham MK18 1NT.

See town/village/area pages for weather report, nearest supermarkets and tackle shops.
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