Fishing Lake in Middlesex

Find a Place to Fish in Middlesex

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UK Fishing Lake

Golden Loch Fishing, Clatterwallops House, Berryhill Farm, Cupar, KY14 6HZ
Tel. 01337 840355

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Covering the following areas in Middlesex: Broadway, Droitwich, Evesham, Malvern, Pershore, Tenbury Wells, Worcester

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Fishing Lake Reviews in Middlesex

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

I didn’t feel all that lucky, as my rod was totally inadequate for the fight. The fish just kept swimming towards Zambia and nothing I did made the slightest difference to it; it didn’t deviate once from its course.
‘Try stopping it before it gets to the middle,’ said the guide optimistically. ‘The current’s too strong out there and you’ll never hold it.’
‘Er … slight problem on that front,’ I suggested. ‘I can’t stop it in here, let alone out there.’
The fish did turn, miraculously, and come back to the boat, but I rather fancy it did so just to give

‘No way!’ Simon took the huge salmon net off his back and drove himself through the water towards the croy. ‘I’ve had a change of heart. It’s got personal now and I’m not letting this bugger get the better of us. Just hold him there if you can.’
‘Careful! It’s a bloody sight deeper on the other side of the…’
His warning came too late. Simon had already clambered over the croy and was now actually swimming. He disappeared behind the bush and Hughie was operating completely blind, hands above his head and clamped on the reel so that the salmon was kept at

It was at Overflow Pool that he met an angler who, with a friend, had travelled up from Cornwall. He told John that he had just caught a grilse but, to his knowledge, no other fish had been caught recently and those anglers present in the morning had given up in despair and gone home. It transpired that the angler had killed the fish, but it was not the fresh, silver, sea-liced salmon John would have expected; rather, it was verging on being stale and had certainly been around for a few weeks.
John fished until dusk, covering 2 miles of water and fishing all

You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.