RIVER TRENT WATERS
River Trent Collingham from Cromwell Weir downstream on East Bank to Collingham Parish boundary,(106 pegs) for temporary membership with pegs W1 to W4 available for booking only with the bailiff at a cost of £125 payable at time of booking,and the first 7 days of every month are available for members only which also need to be booked with Ky the bailiff (which is free),there is no night fishing on these pegs at all.Pegs W5 to W9 and 1 to 19 are available for temporary membership and members with access via Westfield Lane for Weir Field.
Pegs 20 to 50 are temporary membership and members with access via Carlton Ferry Lane.
Pegs 51 to 72 and 82 to 106 are temporary membership and members with access via Carlton Ferry Lane.
No vehicle access to pegs W1 to 19 for temporary members,all other pegs have access to park behind (conditions permitting).
Our private pegs for members only are 72 to 81 and CF1 to CF30 with access via Carlton Ferry Lane.
Members can night fish all our water except 1A to 4A.
NO NIGHT FISHING FOR NON MEMBERS
General Rules for fishing the Collingham Angling Association’s stretch of the River’s Trent and Fleet
NIGHT FISHING is allowed for club members only.
Day tickets are available to purchase on the Bank. Fishing is from sun rise to sun set as displayed on the CAA web page. Anglers may approach their chosen peg 30 minutes before sun rise and must be clear of the bank 30 after sun set.
No overnight stays are allowed on either the bank/flood bank or tracks or car parks own or managed by CAA.
Matches are allowed alone the stretch and notice will be posted informing anglers what pegs have been pre-booked.
Strictly No Litter. You are responsible for any litter in your swim, whether it’s yours or not. Litter must be cleared before fishing and taken with you when you leave. No excuses. If on arrival you encounter a particularly bad incident of littering please inform the bailiff on his rounds.
No open fires small contained Bar-b-q’s are allowed for use of cooking.
Junior anglers must be accompanied by an adult.
All dogs must be tethered AT ALL TIMES.
Anglers must obey the Environment Agency (E.A.) bye-laws. All person(s) fishing CAA waters must carry a current EA Rod Licence and produce it on request of any authorised official.
Keep to the river bank or tow path, or to an appropriate access, fishing from allocated pegs only.
Please do not damage any property or signage posted by CAA. Anyone found wilfully causing damage will be asked to leave.
All Salmon, Sea Trout, Brown Trout and Barbel must be returned to the water immediately (after allowing time for recovery). All coarse fish must be returned to the water (including pike and eels) on termination of fishing, in accordance with EA byelaws.
No fish to be kept in a keep net for longer than 5 hrs.
All keepnets are to be river friendly (large mess and not of the carp sack design).
All Anglers must have a suitable landing net large enough to accommodate the different species of fish available along our stretch. Specimen Anglers will require an unhooking mat. No fish is ever to be beach in order to land it.
No camping on any club water under any circumstances. Our banks and car parks are for angling only NOT for camping. This includes setting up tents during the day behind your peg. Single/double Bivvies’ or umbrellas are acceptable as sun/ bad weather shelters.
The launching of any type of boat/vessel from any CAA controlled river bank is prohibited without the express permission of the committee.
Collingham Angling Association
Changes to Rules
21 March 2022
Following the Annual General Meeting on Sunday 20 March 2022 the membership of the Association voted unanimously to change the rules regarding fishing along the Collingham Angling Associations stretch of the rivers Trent and Fleet.
This decision was not taken lightly by the membership and follows a year in which we have seen an increase in complaints, made against the club by local farmers (many of which we rent land off), local walkers, fellow club members and the general public.
Complaints have ranged from:
- An increase in the amount of human faeces left along the bank, on
walkways, in our neighbour’s field and surrounding areas.
- An increase in general litter left by anglers from beer cans, discarded
fishing equipment to barbeques left along the bank, black bags of rubbish left in the surrounding local dykes and hedgerows or in the local villages.
- Dogs off the lead or un- tethered, pestering other anglers or users of the
public rights of ways and other walk ways.
- Children being left to play unsupervised along the bank sometimes on
bikes with parents / guardians seemingly unaware of the dangers of the river (particularly as our stretch is tidal).
This situation simply could not be left to continue and has already led to one club being banned for life from all Collingham waters.
With effect from the 16th June 2022, the membership has voted unanimously to ban night fishing or overnight stays for non-members. Fishing will now only be allowed between sun rise and sun set. We understand that we have a lot of guests that respect our waters and rules and have been coming to our part of the Trent for a number of years to enjoy the sport. We fully appreciate that it’s the stupidity of a few that has spoilt it for the majority, however, we must act before it gets any further out of hand , or we risk losing some of our rights of access or even worse a child gets into trouble in the river.
We truly hope that those anglers that use and enjoy fishing along our stretch of the Trent and Fleet will continue to come and we will of course welcome you as we have always done. Our web-page will be update to include a list of all local B&B’s and local camp site as well as displaying the official sunset / sunrise times.