Fishing Lake in Swindon

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Avon Springs, Recreation Rd, Salisbury, SP4 8HH
Tel. 01980 653557

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Covering the following areas in Swindon: Calne, Chippenham, Corsham, Devizes, Faringdon, Malmesbury, Marlborough, Melksham, Pewsey, Swindon

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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.

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Martin was just about to ask ‘What about now, in October?’ when his rod lunged over and a shell burst from the water, its silver flanks shimmering in the afternoon sunlight. It continued to spend most of its time in the air as it completed a couple of circuits of the boat, and a magnificent 32-inch fish, weighing well over 11 pounds, was netted into the boat. Once photographed, it was returned to the water to become one of the grandmothers of the future.
Over an ice-cold beer in the lodge, Benn reflected on the plight of the barramundi, about its commercial o

‘I’m afraid it is. Come on, let’s go and help the jammy sod!’
‘We’ll never hear the end of this, you know? He’ll be insufferable for the rest of the week.’
The fish was quite coloured, having been in the river for perhaps three or four weeks. Robin played it expertly, landed it, had his photograph taken and then returned it unharmed to the river, whereupon it swam serenely back into the pot. Now came the time John and Mike had been dreading.
‘Just shows, you doesn’t it?’ crowed Robin. ‘A bit of effort, and a willingness to experiment, and then…’
‘Y

The fish bore remorselessly downstream and all he could do was follow; the maximum side strain he dared use wasn’t making the slightest impression on its progress. They went through the rapids and into the next pool, where the fish at least slowed a little in the deeper water, giving Hughie and Simon a chance to catch up. They were still wading, because there was too much vegetation on the bank to play it safely from up there.
‘Er, Hughie, I reckon that water’s up by a foot since I was here half an hour ago. This is getting crazy.’
‘Look, get back to dry l