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Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 6:41 am**

River Trent Cuttle Brook Section

Who knows where this is???

Declared casualties so far

Roberto
Tk
Heinzer
Brambles
Big Baz
Choppymaster

let us know if your unable to attend please

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 8:49 am**

DE73 7HW. Access is by the John Thompson pub. Permanently pegged mate. Talking to Alan Round, pegs 1 - 8 above the access point and pegs 9 - 20 odd below. Parking behind quite a few pegs from peg 9 to about 17, then a short drive down the bank to park in a wood where you have short walks to the rest of the pegs

Dont know how to post a map, but I am sure young Josh will stick one on using the postcode

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 1:14 pm**

thanks for the imfo , look forward to you fishing again, you can choose out of the first 3 pegs

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 1:29 pm**

You back this week MrV? ::), do you actually drive onto it through the pub or the gate just past the entrance?

Dont know how to post a map, but I am sure young Josh will stick one on using the postcode

Acknowledged.

Click to make it bigger

MAP REMOVED - USED TK's below

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 1:39 pm**

You back this week MrV? , do you actually drive onto it through the pub or the gate just past the entrance?

Won't be fit enough to fish for a while yet Josh, but may be coming with Daz as "an observer" or in more sensible language "p**s taker".

Entrance is through gate mate

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 5:02 pm**

You back this week MrV? , do you actually drive onto it through the pub or the gate just past the entrance?

Won't be fit enough to fish for a while yet Josh, but may be coming with Daz as "an observer" or in more sensible language "p**s taker".

Entrance is through gate mate

good lad you have now become the curse match camera man

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 5:10 pm**

Finally found the gate on G maps............. there's also a couple of cars down by the river

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 5:15 pm**

But is it the right gate? River only looks about 100 yards away, but BMAC web site directions read...........

Cuttle Brook

A very popular water holding big Barbel, Chub and Carp plus all the usual species. From Swarkestone Bridge (A514) 300m past Garage turn right into track (sign-posted). Follow the track for 1mile to river, Car park 8B. Park near footbridge (never block track) fishing here is good for Barbel, Chub, Roach and Bream. The pegs above bridge are very good!

Car park 8C is a further ¼ mile down the track in the Woods. The pegs along the roadside can all produce good catches of Chub and Roach. Barbel can show anywhere! The pegs in the wood are a lot deeper and hold Big Perch, Chub and Carp, Below the Woods the river returns to fast shallow runs (Barbel & Chub).

For Car park 8A from Swarkestone Bridge, 200m past the A5132 junction turn right into Church La, drive down to the river then turn right. Go 70m and park near buoy (do not block road). Just below the bridge is the old weir good for Barbel, Chub, Perch and Pike. The Pegs downstream are good for all species. A pedestrian access is located down Woodshop Lane which is between the bridge and The Crewe & Harpur Pub. Park in the lane (please do not block / annoy locals) and go down gravel path between house and bungalow (30m From main road). River here is slow and deep holding all species, upstream is shallower and holds Chub and Barbel.

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 5:20 pm**

good lad you have now become the curse match camera man

If I get there Joffie, the camera will be with me

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 7:13 pm**

Won't be fit enough to fish for a while yet Josh, but may be coming with Daz as "an observer" or in more sensible language "p**s taker".

Any chance you can carry my gear to me peg then save bringing trolley

Posted: **September 16th, 2013, 7:40 pm**

Then you can carry mine KOD!

You can borrow my trolley!

Posted: **September 17th, 2013, 7:39 pm**

Roberto is not on this one ,still on hols

Posted: **September 17th, 2013, 7:57 pm**

Roberto is not on this one ,still on hols

Ta for reminding me Mike E

Posted: **September 17th, 2013, 8:04 pm**

But is it the right gate? River only looks about 100 yards away, but BMAC web site directions read...........

Cuttle Brook

A very popular water holding big Barbel, Chub and Carp plus all the usual species. From Swarkestone Bridge (A514) 300m past Garage turn right into track (sign-posted). Follow the track for 1mile to river, Car park 8B. Park near footbridge (never block track) fishing here is good for Barbel, Chub, Roach and Bream. The pegs above bridge are very good!

Car park 8C is a further ¼ mile down the track in the Woods. The pegs along the roadside can all produce good catches of Chub and Roach. Barbel can show anywhere! The pegs in the wood are a lot deeper and hold Big Perch, Chub and Carp, Below the Woods the river returns to fast shallow runs (Barbel & Chub).

For Car park 8A from Swarkestone Bridge, 200m past the A5132 junction turn right into Church La, drive down to the river then turn right. Go 70m and park near buoy (do not block road). Just below the bridge is the old weir good for Barbel, Chub, Perch and Pike. The Pegs downstream are good for all species. A pedestrian access is located down Woodshop Lane which is between the bridge and The Crewe & Harpur Pub. Park in the lane (please do not block / annoy locals) and go down gravel path between house and bungalow (30m From main road). River here is slow and deep holding all species, upstream is shallower and holds Chub and Barbel.

I may not be right here, but i thought Cuttle Brook was downstream of Swarkestone bridge, same side as the pub. Crewe and Harpur that is.

Posted: **September 18th, 2013, 9:54 am**

Despite the last couple of days rain, the river level, according to DEFRA website, looks spot on for you lads on Saturday. Weather forecast is good from tonight, so it looks promising

Declared casualties so far

MrV
Roberto
Tk
Heinzer
Brambles
Big Baz
Choppymaster
Daz Williams
MGB
Mick Kenn
HaHa
Tommy Cooper

Posted: **September 18th, 2013, 3:40 pm**

Which bit of cuttle brook are we fishing as north side of river is bmac water.can't find thing on the other side

Posted: **September 18th, 2013, 4:05 pm**

Good Luck Lads! The Sun is killing me - wish you were all here. Have a good match.

Posted: **September 18th, 2013, 5:46 pm**

Glynn we are on burton mutual water I think. Assuming after another downpour tomorrow river will be well up again

Posted: **September 18th, 2013, 7:18 pm**

Which bit of cuttle brook are we fishing as north side of river is bmac water.can't find thing on the other side

Glynn we are on burton mutual water I think.

It is Burton Mutual waters guys - weve got 'all' the section I believe.

I'm a tad confused meself where it actually is. Can MrV 'clarify' directions? Unless we all follow Big Col who went down there last week with Twink

Posted: **September 18th, 2013, 9:24 pm**

Despite the last couple of days rain, the river level, according to DEFRA website, looks spot on for you lads on Saturday. Weather forecast is good from tonight, so it looks promising

Seem to recall similar statement for last match

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