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Holy Brook East

River fishing in Reading

Information about fishing at Holy Brook East including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in the River Kennet.

Description


Holy Brook East is a stretch of river in Reading supplying coarse angling via day ticket. For the council’s webpage for this venue click HERE.

Details

OWNER / CLUB:
Reading Council
Details of owner / club:
Website of owner / club:
CLICK HERE
TICKET
Day ticket only
SEASON:
Standard coarse
ROD LIMIT:
BAITBOATS ALLOWED:
BOATS ALLOWED:
DOGS ALLOWED:
NIGHT FISHING:
 Yes
HOOKS (usage rules):
Barbed or barbless
KEEPNETS:
YES (subject to specifications below)
SIZE:

Keep nets must have the following specification:

-have no knotted meshes or meshes of metallic material
-have holes smaller than 25mm
-be more than 2 metres long
-have supporting rings or frames less than 40cm apart and more than 12cm in circumference

Information:
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Species available in Holy Brook East

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

Holy Brook East Location

This stretch of small river is in Reading between Southcote and Coley. West of the A33 and north of the Medejski Stadium. RG1 6DR. Fishing starts at the railway bridge at Southcote Junction and runs down to Rose Kiln Lane.

Holy Brook East fishery location map:

Nearest Pub

The Foresters Arms, 79-81, Brunswick St, Reading RG1 6NY

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