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	Visits	Taken	Returned
Lakes	34	7	24
River	13	1	11

	Visits	Taken	Returned
Lakes	35	9	29
River	21	3	14

The rainbow lakes have been restocked and as the temperature has dropped significantly, catch and release is back. As always, we urge members to be ultra-careful when releasing fish. – Andrew Thompson

	Visits	Taken	Returned*
Lakes	35	0	17
River	14	0	12

The water temperature at Great Springs is 17 degrees. The cold nights should bring the temperature down to a level that will enable the autumn stocking of the rainbow lakes.

	Visits	Taken	Returned*
Lakes	31	1	11
River	10	0	4

	Visits	Taken	Returned
Lakes	19	2	23*
River	14	6	6

The cooler weather and the rain will bring the water temperature down and there should be some better fishing next week.

	Visits	Taken	Returned
Lakes	18	2	8*
River		0	11

It was difficult fishing last week, hopefully the rainbow lakes will cool down during September and the usual excellent end-of-season fishing can commence.

	Visits	Taken	Returned
Lakes	28	3	18*
River	20	1	10

The persistent rain is beginning to reduce the water temperature in the rainbow lakes.

	Visits	Taken	Returned *
Lakes	9	0	12
River	16	1	18

A chub of 3lb 8ozs was caught at Rotherbridge. Hopefully, this weeks rain will cool the lakes and river and fishing can start to return to normal.

The hot weather continues, river water temperature is 18 degrees. Trout can be found in the hour before dark. Please don’t return fish that are slow to recover.

	Visits	Taken	Returned
Lakes	29	1	6*
River	19	1	8

All of the fish caught from the lakes were from Little Bognor where the springs are keeping the water temperature down.

A sea trout of 4lb was caught from Beat A, above Taylors Bridge.

	Visits	Taken	Returned
Lakes	20	4	15*
River	32	9	17

The fields are burnt to a crisp, the ground is like concrete but the river is flowing and there are trout hiding under the trees and streamer weed. Very early morning and late evening are the best times to fish. Please do not return trout if they are slow to revive.