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Following over 24 hours of rain, river levels are on the rise. The River Nene is currently more than 2 foot above its level at the start of the week. Before you set off to one of our river venues, use this link on our website to see the actual level. https://www.deepingstjamesanglingclub.co.uk/our-fisheries/river-levels/
Deeping St James Angling Club were very pleased to receive their first stocking of 4000 Roach and 1000 Dace on Tuesday 11th November 2025. The fish came from the Environment Agency Calverton fish farm in Nottinghamshire. All were in excellent condition and released successfully into the club's match stretch of the River Welland at Deeping Roadside. This is the start of a program to bring the fish stocks back up to an acceptable level after recent years of heavy predation. #EnvironmentAgency
Match Result - Sunday 9th November Venue - DSJAC River Nene Sibson And just like that we are back on the rivers again, with another summer closing and another winter series beginning. The annual Remembrance Shield would be fished in cool but dry weather with a light wind. The recent rain had not been enough to offer any colour to the water. 15 Anglers would be spread out along the Sibson stretch, all of them hoping to avoid the multiple Pike that dominate the River Nene opposite Yarwell Mill. As is customary for this fixture the match secretary signalled a 2 minute silence at 11:00. Offered as a sign of respect to all those who had served for their country and for those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. This year’s winner is Paul Dotchin with 10lb 15oz from Peg number 17. Paul rotated through multiple methods to keep the fish coming. Waggler to the far bank on red maggot, 8m pole line on pinkie and a top 3 margin line for his fine catch of Perch. Second place was Steve Borrett with 7lb 9oz from Peg number 16. Steve also rotated his approach through the day with half his weight coming on the waggler to the far bank on bronze maggot. Steve also fished an 8m line over ground bait, hemp and pinkie. Third place to Andrew Wilson with 6lb 11oz from peg number 19. Multiple methods again being the way forward, with waggler, 9m pole line and a 11m worm line. Section wins for Ray Torrington and Jason Chatham Full Result 1st Paul Dotchin 10 lbs 15 oz – Peg No. 17 2nd Steve Borrett 7 lbs 9 oz – Peg No. 16 3rd Andy P Wilson 6 lbs 11 oz – Peg No. 19 4th Ray Torrington 5 lbs 15 oz – Peg No. 20 5th Jason Chatham 5 lbs 10 oz – Peg No. 10 6th Alfie Kendall 5 lbs 1 oz – Peg No. 11 =7th Derek Drover 4 lbs 2 oz – Peg No. 12 =7th Antony Johnson 4 lbs 2 oz – Peg No. 14 9th Ron Needham 3 lbs 11 oz – Peg No. 6 10th Paul Barron 2 lbs 12 oz – Peg No. 18 11th Alan Thomas 2 lbs 0 oz – Peg No. 7 12th Des Dalton 1 lbs 0 oz – Peg No. 22 13th Lyndsay Horsman 0 lbs 10 oz – Peg No. 23 14th Neil Speechley 0 lbs 0 oz – Peg No. 21
