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Our new season opens on Friday tight lines to all our members new and existing 👍
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Mill Dam receiving a proportion of the recent biomass reduction from one of our carp syndicates on this occasion its all quality roach and tench. More stock will be added very soon we will keep you posted. Permits can be renewed and new customers can purchase a Mill Dam permit by visiting our website www.wentworthfisheries.co.uk
A short video insight into Wentworth fisheries homegrown carp programme: our aim is to produce top quality fish and keep the original gene pool established for the enjoyment of our anglers for generations to come. As well as the management of the surrounding historical landscape. Thanks Gary
Mill dam storm damage tidying up easy when you have the right equipment 👍
3 days to go before opening check out some of last years captures on all three reservoirs. We still have availability on the Mill Dam please visit our website www.wentworthfisheries.co.uk to renew or apply for the 2022 fishing season. Keep the catch reports coming in guys and good luck to everyone 👍 Tight lines Gary Wood Fishery Manager
Happy new year everyone all the best for 2022 from all of us at Wentworth Fisheries 👍 See you in March for the new season
DK feeding slo mo.
Mill Dam Rudd being introduced today a first for this lake. As you can see in the clip there are some very good sized fish. Since the rudd is largely a surface and middle water feeder its diet consists mostly of insects and plants with a sprinkling of crustaceans and molluscs. It also shows a marked fondness for fish fry (often its own kind) during the early season, and it is less likely to feed on the bottom for chironomids and many muddwelling life forms. The rudd’s feeding habits are suggested by the strongly upturned mouth and in summer it takes a large part of its food from surface flies, pupae, nymphs and beetles. The rudd is therefore more easily seen when feeding, and this tend-ency for surface activity is always useful to the angler. Perhaps this is why the rudd is considered to be easier to catch than the roach, which does not give its position away. Rudd shoals often consist of fish of varying sizes, the large ones ten-ding to lie somewhat below the main shoal. Rudd like to feed in or over weed beds and will often move close to the shore, and even among the weedy margins —their thin-sectioned bodies are well adapted for swimming between the reed stems, where they forage. Rudd spawn in May or June, and are often taken still unspawned in mid-June, when even the slightest handling causes the spawn to be shed. Throughout summer the rudd feeds heavily, becoming somewhat less active in autumn, and in winter being almost in a state of coma. However, a bright sunny day may bring it to the slightly warmer sur-face layers in bays and backwaters.
Trout delivery today on Wentworth. They were in tip top condition as always thanks Leadmill Trout Farm ltd quality fish yet again 👌 We still have some availability for this season please get in touch if your interested. Regards & Tight Lines Fishery Manager Gary Wood
Well done Ray Stockton 👍🏻
There really going good for it today it sounds like a washing machine up here!!
Spawning action Wentworth Fisheries's
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