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Gloucester Angling Club
  • Welcome/
  • Membership area/
    • Your committee
    • Maps and directions
    • Club Rules
    • Key events
    • The Knowledge
    • Catch Return
    • Pay for Annual Membership
  • Leadon Lens/
    • Fish and fishermen
    • Leadon Valley
    • Riverfly Monitoring
    • Habitat Improvement
    • Other improvements
    • Flood
    • Re stocking
    • Archive Pics
  • Leadon Blog/
  • Habitat Improvement/
    • Durbridge 5 Year Plan
    • Upleadon 5 Year Plan
  • Contact/
  • Useful Links/
    • All in the wrist
    • The Angling Trust
    • The Wye Usk Foundation
    • Angling Law
    • The Wild Trout Trust
    • Severn Rivers Trust
    • The Environment Agency
    • Sensitive farming Catchment Initiative
    • Fish South West
    • The Salmon and Trout Association
    • Lobbys Tackle
    • Where to fish
    • Urban Trout
    • Theo Pike
    • Waterlog Magazine
    • Coch-Y-Bonddu Books
    • Ross Angling Club
    • Ultimate Guide to Fishing-Knots-Hooks-Baits
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Gloucester Angling Club

Small stream trout and coarse fishing in hidden Gloucestershire

Leadon Blog

Gloucester Angling Club
  • Welcome/
  • Membership area/
    • Your committee
    • Maps and directions
    • Club Rules
    • Key events
    • The Knowledge
    • Catch Return
    • Pay for Annual Membership
  • Leadon Lens/
    • Fish and fishermen
    • Leadon Valley
    • Riverfly Monitoring
    • Habitat Improvement
    • Other improvements
    • Flood
    • Re stocking
    • Archive Pics
  • Leadon Blog/
  • Habitat Improvement/
    • Durbridge 5 Year Plan
    • Upleadon 5 Year Plan
  • Contact/
  • Useful Links/
    • All in the wrist
    • The Angling Trust
    • The Wye Usk Foundation
    • Angling Law
    • The Wild Trout Trust
    • Severn Rivers Trust
    • The Environment Agency
    • Sensitive farming Catchment Initiative
    • Fish South West
    • The Salmon and Trout Association
    • Lobbys Tackle
    • Where to fish
    • Urban Trout
    • Theo Pike
    • Waterlog Magazine
    • Coch-Y-Bonddu Books
    • Ross Angling Club
    • Ultimate Guide to Fishing-Knots-Hooks-Baits

Latest news from the banks of the Leadon                                                                                                                                                                                                   

March 14, 2020

The missing link

March 14, 2020/ Richard Mander
The missing link

Members wondering if the mythical stone bridge at Upleadon actually exists can now explore it for themselves.

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March 14, 2020/ Richard Mander/ Comment
upleadon, Everiss Farm, Trout, Brown Trout
July 28, 2016

Devastating pollution hits the Leadon

July 28, 2016/ Richard Mander
Devastating pollution hits the Leadon

Barely a week after our restocking, our waters have suffered another pollution event but this time described by the Environment Agency as of "National significance" 

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July 28, 2016/ Richard Mander/ Comment
durbridge, anarobic digester failure, fishkill, Environment Agency, cutmill, pollution, upleadon, digestate spillage
  • Welcome/
  • Membership area/
    • Your committee
    • Maps and directions
    • Club Rules
    • Key events
    • The Knowledge
    • Catch Return
    • Pay for Annual Membership
  • Leadon Lens/
    • Fish and fishermen
    • Leadon Valley
    • Riverfly Monitoring
    • Habitat Improvement
    • Other improvements
    • Flood
    • Re stocking
    • Archive Pics
  • Leadon Blog/
  • Habitat Improvement/
    • Durbridge 5 Year Plan
    • Upleadon 5 Year Plan
  • Contact/
  • Useful Links/
    • All in the wrist
    • The Angling Trust
    • The Wye Usk Foundation
    • Angling Law
    • The Wild Trout Trust
    • Severn Rivers Trust
    • The Environment Agency
    • Sensitive farming Catchment Initiative
    • Fish South West
    • The Salmon and Trout Association
    • Lobbys Tackle
    • Where to fish
    • Urban Trout
    • Theo Pike
    • Waterlog Magazine
    • Coch-Y-Bonddu Books
    • Ross Angling Club
    • Ultimate Guide to Fishing-Knots-Hooks-Baits

Gloucester Angling Club

Main site for Gloucester Angling Club. A small 100 year old Coarse and Brown trout angling club with waters on the River Leadon in Gloucestershire

@glosanglingclub

Clean our rivers! #yarnbonb #tuffleyavenue #environmentagency
Amazing effort from our volunteers at Durbridge Mill today. They braved the awful weather to work with our tree surgeon felling and coppicing dead and diseased alders. What a team! #habitatimprovement #environmentagency #alders #coppicing #riverleado
Great use of woody debris to transform a full width blockage into a fish holding feature. #habitatimprovement #riverleadon #woodydebris #woodydebrisinrivers
Great team effort at Durbridge last week converting a huge blockage into a feature that’s perfect for fish and fishing! Thanks to @envagency for support #fisheryimprovementproject #anglingimprovementfund #habitatimprovement #riverleadon #gac #t
Ingenious work by our member Barry Townsend to improve river access at Upleadon. #riverleadon #gac #anglingimprovements
New funding win from the Environment Agency will finance tree felling of dead Alders and blockage clearance at Durbridge Mill. Check website blog for further details. https://www.gloucesteranglingclub.co.uk/blog/2023/8/10/new-funding-from-environment

Current state of the Leadon

Weddeburn Bridge river level

Gloucester Angling Club established 1914