HHDAS

The Society controls the upstream section of the Sussex Ouse River, North Bank , for about a mile.

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Species

Tips

Maggot, Casters, Luncheon meat, corn, bread and Hemp are best for general fishing either trotting with a stick float or using a feeder. Sink and draw with Sprat has accounted for some good pike and the usual boilie baits can be used for the big carp in this stretch

Opening Times

16th of June to 14th of March, unless member has purchased a Trout permit.

Special Rules

No fires

Location

Fletching Map Ref (TQ424229). (Coarse season only) Take A272 from H.H. through Scaynes Hill to North Chailey. Left onto A275. Take right after approx. one mile. Keep left at fork then across both river bridges. Parking at pill box on left, not at bridges. Access : via metal gate near pill box, across field then sharp left after 2nd gate for N. bank upstream only. Follow signs and keep to field edges

Definitely no access at road bridges or downstream.

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