Thornton Weekly Report 19th July

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Thornton Weekly Report 12th July

Posted Monday 13th July 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

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Fishery Report: Week Ending: 12^th July 2020

Very Windy start to the week with only two rods out on Monday, bit of an improvement on Tuesday but still gusty at times with rain later on in the day. Jamie Scott fished a long leader and single dries to take his 7 trout fishing cdc patterns from the dam across to the stones, Mr Ingley and partner caught 7 for their mornings visit. The morning session fished best with a rod average 2.7 for the day.

Wednesday and the breezy conditions continued R Price went for a fast sinking line and minkie booby for his morning visit to catch 4 with Howard Davies tying a green and black snatcher to catch his 3 fish again during the morning session.

Thursday and an improvement to the weather, P Cross & S Windram fished a morning session with sinking lines and orange boobies to catch 12.

By Friday it was clear sinking lines had the edge with anglers starting to find good numbers of trout in the Thornton arm in front of the lodge with John Bebbington & Keith Cowley catching 7 for their short 4 hour visit. M Cross went across and fished the stones and green bay area catching 3 for his visit. A Stewart fished traditional wet flies o catch his 4 trout with All Water member P Walker catching 6 on diawls

Saturday and following the reports of fish in the Thornton Arm P Mee and A Lilley concentrated in this area fishing sinking lines with boobies catching 10 with Mr Perkins also taking 5 trout from the same area.

Sunday, bright day with little wind the warmest day of the week. A Stone took our advice and concentrated his fishing to the Thornton arm drifting past the lodge, his sinking line and booby caught 4 fish for his morning session and others missed! Adam Gunby also caught 4 for his mornings visit.

A more difficult week than late with a rod average 2.0 Little bit of algae about on Sunday but any breeze soon moved it

Mornings are still the best time to fish, back drifting although not everyone’s preferred method has been the consistent catching method this week with sinking lines, boobies & snakes.

Tuition & Guided Sessions Our 1-1 tuition is scheduled to restart. Contact the fishery for details, Tom Bird advice blogs are on our Tuition & Guided website www.flyfishtuition.co.uk

Next Thornton Tuition Day. Currently cancelled

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Lodge & Bank Open – 7.30am – 9.45pm

Full Day Boat – 8.30am – 9.45pm

Morning Boat – 8.30am – 3.00pm

Afternoon Boat – 3.00pm – 9.45pm

Last 4 Hr – 5.45pm – 9.45pm

All Anglers Off Site – 10.00pm

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Thornton weekly report 5th July 2020

Posted Monday 6th July 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

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Fishery Report: Week Ending: 5^th July 2020

Thornton was built in 1854 and is shallow reservoir by today’s standards, 30ft at its deepest with large areas of shallow water. With no aerators and only fed by two small streams with reduced summer flows It does suffer from the warmer summers with higher water temperatures which can affect us during late June to August. Without doubt our seasons are altering with warmer temperatures during the summer period.

This year during this summer period peak period of higher temperatures were trialling a different stocking policy by stocking triploid trout from 1lb8oz to 1lb14oz. With more anglers wanting catch and release these sized trout will return easier and as I suspect they will be still be catchable in reasonable numbers compared to our regular stock size of 1lb12oz to 2lb+ giving you the anglers the sport and rod average you’ve come to expect.

Anglers are already reporting these fish seem more aggressive, prepared to chase a fly & importantly return easier. Our rod averages for this period are currently higher than previous years.

Late August / September we will return to our usual stocking size of 1lb12oz to 2lb+

Monday and a great start to the week with a rod average 4.5 with the cooler morning session fishing best with green bay, stones, dam and 100yds in front of the wood fishing best. Variety of methods taking fish from anglers back drifting with sinking lines to a washing line with dries and diawl bachs. Ian Brearley found the fish in green bay using a sink tip with snakes & damsel to catch 14, Bob Menhams found surface feeding fish along the bank from the pontoon to the car park catching 4 in 4 hours on a small foam backed daddy with Stuart Thompson commenting “best sport in a long time, fish bow waving behind the flies” catching 5 but missing many more during his mornings visit fishing diawls.

Tuesday another warm day but we still averaged 4.0 with anglers reasonably spread across the water again catching on floaters all the way down to fast sinkers

Richard Price caught 7 for his mornings visit with B Deeley catching his 8 on a DI7 with green & gold humungus. During the morning we were watching fish feeding out in front of the pontoon & to the right, we showed these to Alan Smith who set up with a floating line & traditional Wickham’s & Hare Ear pattern to catch 6 for his 4 hour mornings visit. Bob Jones took to his float tube catching 12 on a washing line combination of a small booby on the point & diawl on the dropper.

Wednesday & a much brighter warmer day resulting in a 2.5 rod average Dave Leavesley caught 6 on a damsel with All Water Member Ged Odonoghue fishing from his tube with diawl & damsel patterns to catch his 6 trout, member D Button found fish feeding on damsel nymphs along the edge of the weed in front of the wood catching 5 for his visit.

Thursday and a rod average 2.6 with the morning session fishing best. P Hunt caught 6 for his mornings visit, Steve Windram caught 5 including an overwintered 3lb8oz rainbow. Ian Leach bought his daughter fishing catching 5 between them for their mornings fishing with Scot Wilson recording 7 for his mornings fishing.

Friday with a fresher wind & overcast conditions & our rod average was 4.1 member M Cross catching 6 for his mornings fishing, Mr Chamberlain fished a Candy Fab, green tadpole & booby to catch his 13 trout with J Batit catching 17 on a green booby, coral booby & Pitsford pea patterns, again the morning session produced best.

Saturday, cooler fresher overcast day with light showers produced another good day with a rod average 4.8 Alison an Brian Sibley caught 11 for their mornings visit fishing out from the corner of the wood with DI3 and damsel patterns, Mark Hunt decided to concentrate on the dries catching 16 trout from all over the water with Big red & black hoppers, again catching the majority during the morning session.

Sunday and a very windy day which saw the anglers who ventured out go looking for the calmer sheltered water, a tough day with a rod average 1

Peter Hunt tucked himself away under the cover of the dam & ended up being top with 3 trout taken on buzzer.

Much better forecast from Tuesday onwards with Thornton enjoying excellent early July sport.

Tuition & Guided Sessions Our 1-1 tuition is scheduled to restart. Contact the fishery for details, Tom Bird advice blogs are on our Tuition & Guided website www.flyfishtuition.co.uk

Next Thornton Tuition Day. Currently cancelled

Opening Hours & Boat Session

Lodge & Bank Open – 7.30am – 10.00pm

Full Day Boat – 8.30am – 10.00pm

Morning Boat – 8.30am – 3.00pm

Afternoon Boat – 3.00pm – 10.00pm

Last 4 Hr – 6.00pm – 10.00pm

All Anglers Off Site – 10.15pm

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Thornton fishing report week ending 28th June

Posted Monday 29th June 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

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Fishery Report: Week Ending: 28 June 2020

Monday and the warmer weather continued although the forecast indicted cooler conditions midweek onwards. Swinfield and Zeleny back drifted to get their snakes and boobies down and it worked catching 7 trout for their visit. Rodger Townsend fished a foam back daddy on the dropper with a weighted fly on the point to pull it just under the surface, a tactic that worked as he went on to catch 4 for his mornings visit, Bob Jones on his first outing of the year float tubed catching 4 on a diawl bach while I Brearley fished a DI8 with blobs and snake to catch 11 trout to 3lb

Tuesday had a rod average 3.5, cooler mornings fished best with the car park, green bay and dam wall best. M Beck caught 6 for his mornings visit, Dave Coote fished a sink tip with olive buzzers catching 7 trout for his short 4 hour morning session, B Doleman fished bloodworm patterns static catching 5 trout for his half day visit with Arthur Olding taking our advice fishing the cooler morning session to catch his 4 trout

Wednesday and the hot spell of weather wasn’t helping the fishing as our surface temperature went to 19cAnglers who fished the cooler morning session caught best with members M Glover catching on a damsel 8ft down with another member P Walker taking his fish on Diawl`s and a gold head. This time of year its important to follow our advice to be successful for example the morning session we recommended angers to fish averaged 3.00 while the hotter afternoon session averaged 0.9

Thursday was a day for sinking lines S Zeleny & S Swinfield caught 10 for their visit fishing the cooler morning session with fast sinking lines, they reported plenty of missed takes. R Moreton caught 4 in the first few hours finishing his morning session with 6. A Miles caught 6 for his mornings visit with P Cross & S Windram catching their 7 trout on DI3 and fast sinking lines, for those prepared to fish fast sinkers on the drift casting out of the side of the boat and allowing the sinking line to sink fully behind the boat a great day despite the weather with a rod average 4.6

Friday following a humid night a bit more of a cooler breeze although our water surface temperature was still high all anglers caught up until midday. S Swinfield & S Zeleny returned for their second outing of the week this time catching 10 trout but reporting lots of pulls and follows. R Moreton caught 6 by midday with P Cross & S Windram catching 7 for their visit.

Saturday and a cooler day, more wind with showers, top rod was J Webber who found the fish off the stones and across the main basin catching 18 on a pink snake and orange fab on a DI5, M Watkins and his son enjoyed their first trip in 2 years and weren’t disappointed catching 11 trout on small orange boobies, tequila boobies and orange headed damsels. Brian Sibley & Alison caught 8 for their mornings visit. Again, the most productive session was the cooler morning.

Sunday cooler wind and heavy showers are all helping to cool the water. Members M Vickers & Simon shared a boat & caught 8 for their mornings visit. J Parrot & partner new to the sport enjoyed their best session yet catching 10 for their mornings visit with most falling to a pink snake. Andrew Wilson decided to fish 100yards off the wood finding a pod of fish willing to take his cats whisker & orange lure catching 14 for his mornings sport.

Rod average for the week was 3.4

Best time to fish was the cooler morning session 8.00am – 3.00pm with intermediate, DI3, DI5 & fast sinkers with snakes, booby, orange Fab or Blob, damsel, size12 diawl bach

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Opening Hours & Boat Session

Lodge & Bank Open – 7.30am – 10.00pm

Full Day Boat – 8.30am – 10.00pm

Morning Boat – 8.30am – 3.00pm

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Last 4 Hr – 6.00pm – 10.00pm

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Thornton Weekly Report 21st June 2020

Posted Monday 22nd June 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

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Customers Please note:

If you are calling the fisheries after 6.00pm the staff during the evening session have extra disinfecting duties to carry out on boats, pontoon & life jackets.

The staff will always try to do the best they can for you but due to the extra workload currently involved with disinfecting, they may not be in the position to deal with your enquiry straight away. They may ask you to call back later or they will take your details to call you back.

We value your custom & appreciate your cooperation as we continue to work to the required guidelines to deal with coronavirus

Fishery Report: Week Ending: 22 June

Monday and another bright hot day with a 1400 trout delivery from Torre trout farm delivered during the morning. The forecast indicated a rapid change in the weather on its way with heavy rain & thunderstorms. Sport on Monday was generally slow.

Tuesday & a change to the weather cooler with heavy thundery showers. Water temperature dropped to 18c. B Deeley fished a tequila blob on a fast sinker to catch 7 trout, David Pritchard recorded 6 for his visit with the dam wall & deeper water fishing best.

Wednesday the forecast was for substantial rain & localised flooding due to thunderstorms, the few rods who did venture out fished the morning, Alan Johnstone fished a minkie booby deep to take his 4 fish limit with member John Thomson catching 6 on buzzer between 6ft & 10ft down. By teatime the thunderstorm arrive with torrential rain, in just over an hour it put 20 gallons of rain water in each boat with the reservoir rising rapidly, local weather stations reported 48mmwhich is nearly 2inch of rain in a 24 hour period.

Thursday and the water level came up 6inch but thankfully with all the crops in the field our clarity remained fishable. Members Steve Windram & Phil Cross fished orange blobs to catch their 20 trout, Martin Vernon caught 6 with N Brain & M Hunt fishing the afternoon session with Snakes & damsels to record their catch of 7 trout. Member Peter Wurm drifted the main basin during the late evening rise fishing a G&H sedge to boat his 4 trout

Friday & the water temperature was down to 18c with clarity well over 2ft & fishable. Member Greg Weatherdon caught 7 on snakes & blobs, Steve Jordan & Pam Shuttlewood shared a boat fishing boobies & buzzers to catch their 8 trout, Andy Dermott on a day off from his Thornton & Eyebrook duties took a boat out for the morning session catching 14 trout out of green bay with All Water member Jamie Scott fishing a DI7 with blobs & boobies to catch 21 trout . Mark Hunt went out for the last 4hr hoping for some dry fly sport and wasn’t disappointed fishing big reds, cdc he caught 7 trout

Saturday with the water level starting to return to normal and our water temperature 17.5c we were expecting a good days sport, and we weren’t disappointed. Andre Russell & Garry Cragg fished from their float tubes with cormorants, damsels & snakes catching 19 trout, All Water member Tim Davies fished the first half of the morning session without a take, during the second half of his morning session he boated 6 trout. B Perrin decided to fish the washing line with diawl on his dropper, a good choice as he caught 19 trout. Phil Mee also fished diawls to catch his 6 trout. B Sibley caught 9 for his mornings visit with J Kilby fishing buzzers to record his 8 trout. Jan Webber alternated between a booby, fab, snakes & damsel to catch his 9 trout.

Stuart Thompson reported his fish “were stuffed with large bloodworms” while other anglers reporting their catches had been feeding on daphnia or pin fry

Sunday, cooler morning with the water a fishing friendly 17.5 degrees. Most anglers headed towards the green bay, dam & stones with James Edwards enjoying an excellent morning in green bay catching 14 trout on a washing line & sinking with snakes, Dave Skudder caught 5 for his morning visit with Steve Jordan using buzzers & boobies to take his 4 trout

The heavy rainfall & cooler evenings resulted in our water temperature dropping to 17.5c with anglers then catching at all depths from a floating line with dries to a washing line, with a sink 3, sink 5 & fast sinking lines also taking fish with snakes, boobies & damsels resulting in an overall rod average of 3.5 for the week.

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Opening Hours & Boat Session

Lodge & Bank Open – 7.30am – 10.00pm

Full Day Boat – 8.30am – 10.00pm

Morning Boat – 8.30am – 3.00pm

Afternoon Boat – 3.00pm – 10.00pm

Last 4 Hr – 6.00pm – 10.00pm

All Anglers Off Site – 10.15pm

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Covid 19 update

Posted Tuesday 16th June 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

We have reviewed our guidelines with regard to two people fishing together from a boat.

In line with the Angling Trust Guidelines we recommend a face covering when moving the boat under power, we also recommend you bring your own sanitiser to use as & when required during you visit

Hand Sanitiser is provided at the lodge for when you book in or out.

Call the Thornton lodge for further details 01530230807

Thornton weekly report 15 June 2020

Posted Monday 15th June 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

Thornton Weekly Fishing Report.

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Customers Please note:

If you are calling the fisheries after 6.00pm the staff during the evening session have extra disinfecting duties to carry out on boats, pontoon & life jackets.

We value your custom & appreciate your cooperation as we continue to work to the required guidelines to deal with coronavirus

Fishery Report: Week Ending:

Monday and with the water temperature down at 16+ degrees a decent start to the week. Pam Shuttlewood out after lockdown caught 4 for her mornings visit, Bob Menhams fished the washing line with a small black hopper and black buzzers catching 4 for his mornings visit. A good late evening rise with fish in the Thornton arm on caenis and fish in the Markfield arm on the sedges with Peter Wurm catching 3 but reporting great sport for his visit.

Tuesday and the evening session again fished best with plenty of sedges & caenis on the water especially during the last couple of hours. N Bates fished a small G&H sedge to catch his 5 trout with Mr & Mrs Warren fishing in green bay to take their catch.

Wednesday and the water temperature had risen to 18c not surprising therefore that the sink 3 to fast sink lines were the way to go not surprising therefore that the snake fly produced best with S Wilson recording 6 for his visit and Howard Davies taking 4 during his mornings visit.

Thursday proved to be a tough day with Friday Fishing a little better, S Higgins caught 4 from his tube, Chris Sayer caught 7 with Mick Cross catching 6 for their mornings sport as did My Simmonds also catching 6

Saturday and Sunday saw the water temperature during the day push to 19c+ with the best of the fishing during the morning period. Alison & Brian Sibley caught 5 for their mornings visit, Matt Vickers recorded 4 on diawl bach with John & Peter fishing buzzers to take their 6 trout

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Next Thornton Tuition Day. Currently cancelled

Opening Hours & Boat Session

Lodge & Bank Open – 7.30am – 10.00pm

Full Day Boat – 8.30am – 10.00pm

Morning Boat – 8.30am – 3.00pm

Afternoon Boat – 3.00pm – 10.00pm

Last 4 Hr – 6.00pm – 10.00pm

All Anglers Off Site – 10.15pm

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Update 13th June 2020

Posted Saturday 13th June 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

Draycote, Eyebrook, Thornton Covid-19 Update 13th June 2020

With the government easing lock down restrictions further we will from Monday 15th June be able to have our lodges / shops open again, although restricted access, details below:-

Shop Guidelines

To prevent queuing at the lodge we will continue to ask anglers to pre book & prepay for their bank & boat visits via debit /credit cards with permits & your receipt posted outside the lodge next to where you book in. Hand sanitiser provided.
Maximum 2 customers in the shop
Shop customers will be required to observe government social distancing guidelines
Everyone entering the shop will use the hand sanitiser provided
Shop access restricted if possible, to tackle purchases
Credit or Debit card payment for purchases preferred
Staff working the lodges / shop will be wearing face shield or masks when dealing with customers.
Gutting Room will remain closed

Boats
No changes currently to our guidelines relating to boats, we are due to review them again next week, any changes we will issue a further update.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers for their understanding during these difficult times.

Litter
I would ask you to ensure you remove all litter from the boats, empty drink cans, sandwich wrappers, plasters etc & place them in the bins provided.

The risk from COVID-19 is still there my staff shouldn’t be picking up your litter.

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Thornton week ending 7th June

Posted Monday 8th June 2020 by Fly Fish Staff & filed under Reports.

Thornton Weekly Fishing Report.

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Our current guidelines for the fishery while we operate within COVID 19 guidelines can be found at our website http://www.flyfishthornton.co.uk/about-us/

Customers Please note:

If you are calling the fisheries after 6.00pm the staff during the evening session have extra disinfecting duties to carry out on boats, pontoon & life jackets.

We value your custom & appreciate your cooperation as we continue to work to the required guidelines to deal with coronavirus

Fishery Report: Week Ending: 7^th June 2020

Hand sanitiser available at the lodge we recommend anglers also bring their own to use as required

Monday with another warm day forecast although for us anglers a spell of cooler weather was due to be with us by late Tuesday. Pete Hunt managed 9 for his visit, Steve Zeleny caught 4 for his mornings visit wit R Humphreis taking 5 trout with the deeper water in front of the dam, green bay and stones been the best area with the majority catching on sinking lines.

Tuesday and a rod average 4.5 with the deeper water, sinking lines with snakes, booby, green pea, blob and damsel patterns working. Scott Wilson caught 15 for his visit, Chris Flay and his father fished the last 4 hours to record their catch of 11 trout, Ian Morris returned 9 for his visit with members Mr & Mrs Warren deciding to fish the Markfield Arm catching 6 fish for their afternoon visit.

Cooler day on Wednesday and surprisingly tougher days fishing from the day before. Member Howard Davies caught 7 for his mornings visit, Neil Nates fished a green pea booby to catch his 4 for his afternoon fishing with Carl Bond taking 4 for his session on an orange blob

Thursday & the surface water temperature was dropping back. Nick Glover caught 6 with every fish feed he caught feeding on daphnia, Alan Johnson fished a morning session for his 4 with Neil Bates returning for another afternoon session with his green pea booby catching a further 4 trout.

Friday and noticeably cooler water temperature had dropped further to 17.5c. Garry Cragg fished from his float tube catching 6 trout, Robert Morton fished a red snake to take his 4 trout during a morning session with Chris Sayer catching 5 trout

Saturday and after another cooler windier evening our water temperature had dropped a further degree to 16.5c Saturday proved to be a cold, wet, hailstone, thunder & wind.

Colin England fished an UV cruncher to take 5 for his mornings visit with Mark Hunt fishing through the worst of the afternoon weather to catch 7 on booby & snakes

Sunday and another cool morning with the water temperature down to 16c degrees I was expecting the fishing to be good, well I was proved wrong, it tuned out to be the most difficult day of the week. Some anglers reported seeing fish feeding especially along the bank of the Thornton arm down to the car park & again off the corner of the wood. J Draycot found a cdc buzzer was the answer.

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Next Thornton Tuition Day. Currently cancelled

Opening Hours & Boat Session

Lodge & Bank Open – 7.30am – 9.45pm

Full Day Boat – 8.30am – 9.45pm

Morning Boat – 8.30am – 3.00pm

Afternoon Boat – 3.00pm – 9.45pm

Last 4 Hr – 5.45pm – 9.45pm

All Anglers Off Site – 10.00pm

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