| River Lee,
Marford Farm
|
What can we say about
marvellous
Marford Farm? Situated on the River Lee just outside Wheathampstead on the Welwyn Garden City road, it is a superb fishery with almost a mile of bank.
Click
for more
|
| River Lea,
Leasey Bridge
|
The club owns the freehold on this
rapidly improving 500 yard stretch of the River Lee and backwater between the village of Wheathampstead and
Harpenden.
Click
for more
|
| Riverside Road,
St Albans
|
In the1960s, not having a long-term secure fishing in St Albans, the club literally dug this fishery out of disused watercress beds. Since then, we have extended the area to what you see today and it has become the club's prime local water.
Click
for more
|
| Smallford Pit,
Open All Year!
|
The largest of our two local gravel pits, Smallford is open all year round and is situated just off the St Albans to Hatfield road, approximately halfway between the two.
Click
for more
|
| Frogmore Complex
Open All Year!
|
Situated between St Albans and
Radlett (not to be confused with the LAA waters), Frogmore is also a long established fishery.
Following considerable reworking it now features a prolific 30 peg 'carp
match' water...
Click
for more
|
| River
Ivel, Sandy,
Bedfordshire |
A short distance from the A1,
this beautiful stretch of the Ivel holds some quality fish but can prove a
challenge...
Click
for more
|
| Ivel Protection
Association (IPA) |
The
VAC are member of the Ivel
Protection Association, giving members access to around eight miles of the
river and its tributaries.
Click
for more
|
| River
Ouse, Felmersham |
The largest of our two Ouse fisheries, some nine miles north of Bedford.
The club now holds around a mile and a half of riverbank including meadows, spinney and islands. There is also a short section near the village church.
Click
for more
|
| River
Ouse, Radwell |
This single bank stretch
can probably claim to be one of the most famous sections of the river because of its large population of barbel and chub.
Click for more
|
| Turnford
Consortium
|
Four lakes in the Lea Valley Park, shared with other clubs.
Click
for more
|
| River
Lee, Lee Anglers Consortium |
Members whose clubs are affiliated to the LAC have, for around £10 a year, around 20 miles of the river from Hertford to Bow at their disposal. In the
VAC, however, you get it for free!
Click
for more
|
| London
Anglers Association |
The
VAC are affiliated to the London Anglers Association and this provides
club members with access to miles and miles of quality fishing in London
and the south east at a reduced rate to that of Associate Membership.
Click
for more
|
| Tingrith
Fishery |
At
no cost to the club, members on production of their VAC club card, can
accrue a 'loyalty stamp' and after three paid visits to the venue,
gain a fourth visit free of charge.
Click
for more
|