MAPS
LANDRANGER O.S. MAP NO 164 GRID REFERENCES SHOWN
Marlborough pool Cassington grid ref SP453102. 12 acre carp fishery. Additional rules apply to this water. Entrance 100 metres from Cassington traffic lights towards Oxford RHS. Combination lock on gate. THE CAR PARK SHOWN ON THE MAP AT TOLL BRIDGE WITHDRAWN DUE TO FLY TIPPING RISK
River Thames Radley:Grid ref SP531012-SU527970, foot access only via Radley Boathouse tarmac road, park either side of gate on grass verge, this is a gentle 7 minute walk to the river.
Dorchester lake: ordanance survey map grid ref SU579949 behind recreation ground on Drayton road, Good access and lakeside parking for road swims. OX10 7PJ
RIVER THAMES, SANDFORD, RADLEY From Sandford car park downstream right hand bank to Nuneham railway bridge - approximately 3 miles. Access to this water is from Sandford Lane and Lower Radley.
Excellent fishing for chub, roach, bream, perch and pike.
Car park in paddock LHS 50 metres from Toll Bridge Oxford side, Grid ref SP443087 - SP468102 CAR PARK WITHDRAWN DUE TO FLY TIPPING RISK
Pinkhill Weir upstream Downstream left hand bank for one field above Pinkhill weir. Good chub fishing.
PINKHILL WEIR DOWNSTREAM
From Pinkhill weir downstream left bank to the notice board twenty yards upstream of Daisy Ditch. Good chub fishing.
EYNSHAM UPSTREAM right hand bank from the Cruiser station to Swinford toll bridge
EYNSHAM DOWNSTREAM From the first EA gate below Eynsham Lock on the downstream right hand bank to the third EA gate below Eynsham lock. Excellent chub fishing and good roach. Also, the famous bream shoals usually found in the area of the old canal stream and Evenlode.
EVENLODE TRIANGLE, CASSINGTON Downstream right hand bank to the Evenlode, left hand bank of the canal stream and some river Thames frontage. Access must be via Durham Lane that runs behind Marlborough pool. At the end of this lane, turn right up the old disused railway until you reach gate; the bridge is just over the gate. Cross the bridge and turn left directly onto the Evenlode Triangle water. This is approximately a 15 minute walk from Marlborough pool car park.
The triangle offers excellent chub fishing with the possibility of barbel and large roach.
PINKHILL WEIR DOWNSTREAM
From Pinkhill weir downstream left bank to the notice board twenty yards upstream of Daisy Ditch. Good chub fishing.
EYNSHAM UPSTREAM right hand bank from the Cruiser station to Swinford toll bridge
EYNSHAM DOWNSTREAM From the first EA gate below Eynsham Lock on the downstream right hand bank to the third EA gate below Eynsham lock. Excellent chub fishing and good roach. Also, the famous bream shoals usually found in the area of the old canal stream and Evenlode.
EVENLODE TRIANGLE, CASSINGTON Downstream right hand bank to the Evenlode, left hand bank of the canal stream and some river Thames frontage. Access must be via Durham Lane that runs behind Marlborough pool. At the end of this lane, turn right up the old disused railway until you reach gate; the bridge is just over the gate. Cross the bridge and turn left directly onto the Evenlode Triangle water. This is approximately a 15 minute walk from Marlborough pool car park.
The triangle offers excellent chub fishing with the possibility of barbel and large roach.
RIVER THAMES AT DUXFORD, HINTON WALDRIST SP370001From the first notice board below the ford at Duxford to the notice board below Shifford lock, a distance of nearly three quarters of a mile. Access is via Duxford. Parking in the lay-by opposite the farm entrance - do not obstruct the entrances to the farm. The fishery is not suited to novice anglers. High banks in places with overhanging bushes and trees.
Excellent fishing to be had for any specimen hunters amongst our members. This stretch of upper Thames has produced some good size barbell, carp and chub. 200 yards below the ford is a recognised barbel hot spot. There is no boat traffic on the back water. For any members planning to fish this water, a preliminary walk along its full length will prove to be time well spent.
River thames Backwater Duxford: Grid ref SP370001. Parking in laybye opposite farm entrance, access via lane ,fishing RH bank downstream from notice board below the ford to the notice board below Shifford lock(approx 3/4 mile). No boat traffic!
Excellent fishing to be had for any specimen hunters amongst our members. This stretch of upper Thames has produced some good size barbell, carp and chub. 200 yards below the ford is a recognised barbel hot spot. There is no boat traffic on the back water. For any members planning to fish this water, a preliminary walk along its full length will prove to be time well spent.
River thames Backwater Duxford: Grid ref SP370001. Parking in laybye opposite farm entrance, access via lane ,fishing RH bank downstream from notice board below the ford to the notice board below Shifford lock(approx 3/4 mile). No boat traffic!
Evenlode River and canal stream. SP447103 both banks upstream of A40 for 1 meadow. SP448102 RH bank downstream of A40 for 1 meadow. Triangle below old caravan touring site SP453092 RH bank Evenlode river downstream, LH bank downstream on Evenlode canal and river Thames frontage between (creating triangle)
RIVER THAMES, CLIFTON HAMPDEN SP548952 From Clifton Hampden Bridge upstream right hand bank to Clifton Hampden lock. Limited parking in the lay-by adjacent to the church - some restrictions with regard to parking there Sundays.
Good catches of roach, bream, chub and barbel can be had.
Good catches of roach, bream, chub and barbel can be had.
RIVER CHERWELL HOLYWELL MEADOWS, OXFORD SP527065 Access by foot only via St. Catharine's College main entrance. Turn left past the private car park and follow the path to the river through the meadow. Please keep off the playing pitches. The fishery extends from the cycle path bridge on the right hand bank in University Parks for about 1200 yards downstream. A small ditch marks the end of the fishery. Please obey any requests made by College staff.
Excellent roach and dace fishing, some good chub and the occasional tench.
Excellent roach and dace fishing, some good chub and the occasional tench.