- Plymouth & District Coarse Angling Club -

Contact:
Secretary: Bill Cox Tel: 01752 317 329
Chairman: Vic Thompson Tel: 01752 216 723
E-mail: wbillcox59@blueyonder.co.uk
Website: www.padcac.co.uk

Membership:
Plymouth and District Coarse Angling Clu 2012 tarif or fees

New Members
Adults: £15 registration fee plus £40 subscription
OAPs: £15 registration fee plus £20 subscription
Junior Member 12/16yrs: £5 subscription

Returning members from previous year if bought before 28th February do not pay a registration fee therefore:

Returning Members (from previous year): £40 subscription
OAPs (from previous year): £20 subscription

All memberships run from 1st Jan to the 31st Dec irrespective of when purchased.

Membership available from the following outlets:

Trader Jacks, Plymouth. Tel: 0175279 50 60
The Tackle Barn, Plymouth. Tel: 01752 606283
Premier Fishing Ltd, Plymouth. Tel: 01752 223977

Plymouth & District Coarse Angling Club is a coarse fishing club based in beautiful surrroundings in Devon, South West England. Coarse fishing is offered at three locations on seven. Their coarse fishing lakes hold specimen carp [to 29lb], bream [to 10lb], chub [to 6lb], tench [to 7lb], perch [to 2lb 8oz], plus roach, rudd, gudgeon, orfe, dace and crucian carp.

The club is run by a dedicated, elected committee of anglers. Whatever your angling preference, [carp, match or pleasure], you are assured of a warm welcome at Plymouth & District Coarse Angling Club, one of devon's permier coarse fishing clubs.

Club Waters:

Cadover Lakes:
There are four lakes at Cadover with depths from 6 to 32 feet. All contain carp to over 20lbs and bream to 10lb as well as good numbers of tench and silver fish. The main lake is used from time to time for club matches and is about three acres in size, it has various gravel bars, lily beds and an island to fish to. The weedy lake is an average nine feet deep and is as its name suggests weedy. It is home to some cracking carp and also specimen sized Tench and Perch. The third lake is named the car park lake due to the fact that it is beside the car park and also because it has a couple of cars parked in its murky depths. Depths average about twelve feet but go down to sixteen feet in places. It too is well stocked with fish. The last lake is the lower lake (previously known as the boating lake) we acquired this lake when we bought the whole complex from imerys a few years ago this lake is still being worked on but is fishable and holds good heads of carp, bream and silvers.

St Germans:
These are old estate lakes, the top one is very overgrown and silted up but still fishable from a few places and it houses all the usual fish including some big carp. The lower lake is about one and three quarters to two acres in size and is an average depth of about 5 feet and in places the same depth of silt on the bottom. The lakes hold a good head of Carp, Bream and Tench as well as the usual silver fish and also a good head of golden rudd and crucian carp.

Fillham Park:
This is a purpose built lake built by the club almost 6 years ago, it is completely disabled friendly being completely flat on all the approach paths and with all the fishing platforms conforming to laid down disabled access criteria. The fish in here are really growing on strongly and include Carp to 18lbs, Bream, grass carp, tench, roach, Rudd and this year we introduced Chubb which are already being caught. This lake suits all abilities with something for everyone strongly recommended for first time anglers or someone taking the kids.