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        • Welcome to the Coors Angling Club Website!

          A member of the Angling Trust, Coors AC is located in Burton Upon Trent, with plenty of matches planned all year round.

        • Anyone looking at Coors AC website with a view to joining the club

          Please complete a membership form following the joining process

           

          POACHERS BE WARNED !

          Sting carried out alongside the EA on 27 March 2021 resulting in a hefty fine

          Closed Season Fishing- GUILTY – Fined £435

          There's a Coors AC fishing match (silver's only)

          on the Middle Lake Sunday the 29th May.

           

          There's a great article promoting Coors A.C. canal stretch

          of the Trent and Mersey, in the Angling Times

          May 10th issue pages 26/27

        • NEWSLETTER

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        • MANAGEMENT

          Management Committee

          • Tony Vandome - Secretary - Telephone: 01283 512711
          • Carl Nuttall - Chairman - Telephone: 01782 279662​
          • Graham Toon - Membership Secretary - Telephone: 07421 730298
          • Peter Curtis - Club Treasurer - Telephone: 07974 174578
          • Ian Shaw - Work Party Management - Telephone: 07854 101606

          Chairman

           

          Carl Nutall

           

          Secretary

           

          Tony Vandome

           

          Telephone: 01283 512711

           

          Canal & River Membership Secretary, Deputy Washlands Representative

           

          Graham Toon

           

          Telephone: 07421 730298

           

          Assistant Business & Club Match Secretary

           

          John Lewis

           

          Telephone: 07966 533220

           

          Water Booking Manager

           

          Carl Nuttall

           

          Telephone Number: 01782 279662

           

           

          Water Bailiffs
           
          • Keith John (Armitage, Rugeley Canal & Middle Lake) - Telephone: 07980 271796
          • John Anderson (All River Sections) -
          • Telephone: 07831 637678
          • Adrian Gale (Baileys Meadow & Waters Meet) - 
          • Telephone: 07950 077153
          • Darren Mann (Sherratts) - Telephone: 07846  485703
          • Aivars Volf (Sherratts Andressey) - 
          • Telephone: 07864 879235
          • Peter Curtis (Municipal & Broadholme) - 
          • Telephone: 07974 74578
          • Roger Simpson (All Waters) 07869 561409
          All committee members are roaming bailiffs
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        • MEMBERSHIP

          Membership is open to all, and subject to approval by the committee. Download and print the Application Form by clicking on the red button below, and send it to the address as printed on the form.

          New Membership & Renewal Information

           

          Interested in renewing? You can renew your membership with us via post only, or on one of our Saturday Working Parties (please ensure you contact Graham Toon first, before showing up). Any member who is unable to attend a paying in session can also renew by sending a cheque with the relevant sub (as listed on this website), and is made payable to 'COORS AC', along with SAE to the membership secretary, Graham Toon.

           

          Membership Prices

           

          The 'Senior Membership' is £45 for the 2021- 2022 season. This includes access to fish the River Trent, the canal at Rugeley, Armitage and Middle Lake Rugeley. As we are partway through the season please contact the membership secretary regarding discounted membership.

           

          Armitage & Rugeley (canal only): a canal ticket is £12 and valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. Day tickets are £3 and can be purchased at the Tackle Shop in Armitage.

           

          Click below to download a membership form

          Membership Form

           

           

           

           

        • Sections

          Below are all of our sections available to fish at, please note the photos are due to be updated soon.

          Municipal

          • This section has 23 swims. which may change due to seasonal weed growth .
          • Access to this section is through the grounds of the Washlands Sports and Social Club through their main gate.
          • Parking on this section is behind most pegs. A very unique feature of this s of Coors A.C. water is that it is all single bank fishing due to the building up of the flood defences over the years to help stop Burton Town centre flooding. The consequence of this is that access to fish from the opposite bank is nigh on impossible, it’s a good thing to know that when you turn up for a days fishing, here you’ll have nobody opposite.
          • Target species :--- Chub, Roach, Perch, Barbel, Pike, Dace. Grayling.
          • Pegs 1 to 13 are best accessed from the Wash lands Club main gate. Via Meadow Road which may be locked with a combination lock for members out of club hours.
          • Peg 1 is sited just below a pipe bridge. The river here is wide, shallow and weedy for much of its width but on the inside is a deeper weed free channel which can produce bags of chub, dace even Grayling ! Peg 2 has similar characteristics. 
          • Pegs 3,4 and 5 have depth from the inside line to mid river.
          • Peg 6 is a noted peg, an old weir creates many vortices and back swims across the river whilst a large back swim on the inside makes it a must to fish when the river is carrying a little extra water. Though this swim is not just a flood swim it is capable of good nets of fish at any time. Many big chub to 5lb+ have been caught from this peg.
          • Pegs 7 - 13 are stick and waggler swims though peg 9 is a noted barbel area.
          • Peg 14 is the start of what is known as ‘above the groundsman’s.
          • Peg 15 has been much improved by the addition of a very comfortable platform.
          • These pegs right up to 23 can produce good bags of roach in the Summer and bags of chub in the Winter. Barbel can put in an appearance from any of these swims. The average depth is 4 - 5 feet.
          • Peg 22 & 23 is accessed from the Meadow Road car park.

          Sherratts

          • This section is accessible from Watson Street behind the Tesco supermarket and down to the public car park by the old pump house building. From here to the river is a flat tarmac walkway ideal for trolleys.
          • It has 33 pegs which may change due to seasonal weed growth which can be driven behind but in matches only.
          • The average depth of swims on the stretch is 3 to 5 feet.
          • Target species:--- Roach, Perch, Chub, Bream, Barbel
          • Starting at the upstream boundary peg 1 is in the shadow of the imposing structure of the Leicester Line railway bridge. 
          • Sharratts is the widest (approx’ 50 yards) of all the sections of river Coors A.C. control. Pegs 1 to 4 are fast shallow swims of 3 to 4 feet deep home to chub, dace and barbel. Pegs 5 to 9 smooth out because of slightly deepening water until we come to the famous bream pegs on 9 to 13. These have in the past thrown up big bags of bream to both pleasure and match anglers.
          • The next 20 pegs are quite even with bags of silver fish, roach, dace, chub, coming from any of them.

          Please note that seasonal weed growth may restrict the number of fish-able pegs

          Andressey

          • This section has 20 pegs which may change due to seasonal weed growth
          • Accessible via the public car parks behind Burton library
          • The walk to the river is by flat tarmac walkway, ideal for trolley and across the bridge over The Silver Way.
          • The tarmac track meets this section of fishery at Peg 8 and continues to the upstream boundary at Peg 20.
          • Target Species: Roach, Chub, Bream, Perch, Pike
          • Downstream end has pegs 1-5, with these being of similar depths to each other (5/6 feet), they also offer ideal stick and waggler fishing.
          • Peg 6 is dramatically different, a huge willow tree dominates the downstream at the end of this peg and shades a swim which is probably the deepest of any of the Coors AC waters, it's 16 feet deep, and home to all species, but this swim is noted to the big Bream at 7lbs+
          • Upstream from here, the rest of the swims to peg 20 offer some great stick and waggler float fishing with depths ranging from 5-8 feet.
          • Are you a devotee of the center pin? Then this is the section for you!
          • Some of the swims of this stretch lend themselves perfectly to this wonderful way of fishing.
          • On this stretch, as on all of our river sections, where possible, we have tried to keep the distance between the swims to approximately 35 yards. This gives all anglers ample room between swims, which are also permanently pegged.
          • Please note that seasonal weed growth may restrict the number of fishable pegs.

          Broadholme

          • This section has 26 pegs which may change due to seasonal weed growth and as the name indicates is an island. 
          • Parking is at Meadow lane, walking from here up onto the bridge. Access is via a ramp off the Burton Bridge down onto the island.
          • Target species:--- Roach, Chub, Bream, Perch, Pike, Carp. 
          • The upstream end of the island is where the river splits at the downstream end of the Andressey section. 
          • Looking from the top point the river flows on the right hand side opposite the Rowing club and the gun barrels and on underneath 3 arches of Burton Bridge on the Stapenhill side. The left hand side flows past the mouth of the Silver way and on underneath 1 arch of the Burton Bridge on the town side. 
          • Upstream and downstream of this arch are weirs. Carrying on past these weirs the river has a shallow back channel which joins back up to the main river and is just above the upstream boundary of the Baileys Meadow section.
          • As this back channel rejoins the main river we have pegs 1 to 5 going back upstream to the Stapenhill side of the Burton Bridge. 
          • Pegs 4 and 5 are below the buttresses of this bridge and have always been fish holding features providing big bags of roach quite often throughout the season and on other occasions chub. 
          • Peg 6 is on the upstream side running into the arches of the and is also a noted swim. The swims from here up to the point are quite even in depth and character lending themselves to stick and waggler presentations.
          • On the opposite bank is the Burton Rowing Club who use their side to launch rowing boats on most days. Some anglers can be put off fishing these pegs for that reason but don’t be put off because the fish certainly are not. They have that disturbance every day and are well used to it, very many good bags of fish have been taken from these swims despite this, seemingly to us, this disturbance of the river!
          • The last swim on this side at the top point is 16, coming around the point we come to peg 17, 18, 19 these are on clear bank and are opposite the mouth of the Silver way noted for its bream in the scoured out hole approx 10 feet deep. 
          • The next swims are in the trees, pegs 20 -25. Stick and waggler again down the inside and mid river, opposite these swims on the far bank are beds of whips and lily pads home to all species including bream and carp.
          • Peg 25 is just out of these trees and at the upstream end of a weir, this is a noted chub swim fishing to the weir and also the inside line of this swim is well known to hold big perch. From here we go under the town side arch to the downstream weir and back channel, interesting little swims that have produced big chub.

          Watersmeet

          • Access to this stretch is via the double ‘coral type’ gates at the end of Baileys Meadow. There are lots of pegs on this stretch but as yet many of these are not defined.
          • You can drive to the swims but you must follow the river bank when traversing the fields . Do not drive across the fields, Keep to the bank.
          • Some of the swims are easy to access and can produce good nets of fish.
          • The noted Pipe bridge peg is famous for the large chub that it holds and if you know where the swim is you can have 30 lb+ on most occasions.
          • Some swims  have high banks and care is needed
          • On the opposite side of the island we have a short stretch known as sinii , this is a slower water and can produce Barbel chub roach and bream
          • Target species:---Chub, Roach, Barbel, Pike, Carp, Bream.
          • Should you fancy some almost untouched fishing then this is the place to explore and fish in countryside which belies its proximity to an urban conurbation. Kingfishers, Herons, Buzzards, Green Woodpeckers even Oyster Catches will share this countryside haven with whilst you fish.
          • NOTE

            It may be necessary to close this water for short periods during the season when the farmer has Bulls in

            the field this is done for health and safety reasons and during this period fishing is not allowed.

            Notices will be posted on the Baileys gates when this occurs

          Silver Way

          • The Silver way is a cutting from the main river excavated by the Brewery to provide ease of transportation when the river was navigable in bygone times.
          • The access is the same as for Andressey, from the car parks behind Burton library.
          • There are no defined pegs on this cutting. 
          • Target Species:--- Bream, Roach, Carp, Pike, Tench.
          • Starting at the mouth where it meets the main river opposite Broadholme Island, this is known as bream corner. It can be fished from either side but probably the best is from the trees on the swimming pool bank. 
          • Pads to the left and right give way to deep water of approx 10 feet deep right in front. 
          • From here to the footbridge and beyond, very shallow water with lots of lily pads is the order of the day. 
          • Above the Abbey are some deeper swims on the opposite bank. A bit of a stalking water really not the usual match type water at all. 
          • Specimen anglers may find it interesting though. In years to come when other more important work has been done, this neglected piece of Coors water may receive some attention.
          • NOTE fishing is not allowed in the Cherry Orchard opposite the garden of remembrance.

            for reasons of Respect

          Baileys Meadow

          • This section is accessible from the Meadow side road off the Burton Bridge
          • As you drive off the tarmac road onto the rough track the access gate is on the right hand side. The gate is combination locked for members use only
          • Please not just before the entrance gate we have a new platform peg and to save renumbering all Baileys pegs, we've called this new peg zero.
          • Driving through the gate (please close, lock and scramble the numbers) there are 25 swims which may change due to seasonal weed growth and there are  18 purpose built fishing platforms where you can park your car behind each one for a very easy days fishing!
          • Target species for these platforms:--- Roach, Perch, Chub, Silver Bream, Pike 
          • Noted swims are peg 1, approximate depth 6foot, probably fished the most often because of its close proximity to the gate, fish the middle of the river. 
          • Peg 3, fish middle to far side along the far bank tree line for bonus bream and tench in the summer. 
          • Pegs 12, 13, 14  are fringed with lilies in the summer and hold most species in the river, this is the area for the increasingly rare Silver Bream recognisable for the pink tinge to their fins. 
          • Pegs 15 to 18  are reed fringed but deeper down the middle approx’ 9 foot and are the most consistent when contests are held often providing section wins and sometimes contest wins. 
          • The platforms finish at the start of the spinney which is now private property. 
          • Below the weir there is an islands with 2 swims, these are only accessible by the new Bridge. These swims suffer the ravages of flooding.
          • There are now comfortable platforms to fish from on this island . The weir pools offer very interesting fishing!
          • The last pegs, are again ones to park behind. They are mainly fast shallow chub and barbel swims. Though 23 does have a large back swim opposite, home to big chub and perch who feed on the bleak carrying extra water this back swim is as good a bet as any.

          Please note that seasonal weed growth may restrict the number of

          fishable peg on this section

          The Armitage & Rugeley Canal

          • Click the images of the maps above, to be forwarded to Google Maps, to see the canal in more detail and surrounding areas.

          Trent & Mersey Canal - Bridge 58 to Bridge 62

        • Carthy's Tackle Shop

          Click below to check out Carthy's Tackle Shop website, the local fishing shop in Armitage who also sells our Armitage & Rugeley canal tickets. A £12 ticket is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase and day tickets are £3.

          Click here to visit
        • Canal Sections

          Listed below are the canal sections with maps

          Trent & Mersey Canal: Bridge 58 to 62

          BRIDGE 58
          From Burton going North A513
          Two cars can park by canal in pub car park
          1st left (if by a pint after!)
          OR lane on right before pub

          BRIDGE 59
          Carry on from Bridge 58 to T Junction
          Turn right
          2nd exit at mini island
          Around 200 yards park on road opposite bridge
          OR ok for two cars over bridge on right by canal

          BRIDGE 60
          Instead of 2nd exit at mini island, go straight on to Armitage
          Turn right into Church Lane
          Follow through and park in church car park on left during weekdays
          Steps down from bridge – NOT suitable for large trolley

          BRIDGE 61
          Carry on A513
          Park on right – top of hill
          Starting 40 mph, past the Plum Pudding on right
          OR in layby on left by Peg 100

          BRIDGE 62
          Carry on A513 to Ash Tree Pub on right
          Park on road on left opposite
          OR take 3rd exit at roundabout Wheelhouse Road
          1st left park by new houses by canal

           

          Trent & Mersey Canal: Bridge 62 to 66 & 66 to 68

          BRIDGES 63 and 64 Lea Hall Est
          Keep on A513 to Rugeley
          2nd exit at roundabout at Ash Tree Pub on right
          Turn right at Lea Hall sign
          Park on bridge Wheelhouse Rd

          BRIDGE 65
          Keep on A513 Rugeley Road
          Turn right at Mossley Tavern
          Park in garage at end on far left
          Just say hello to garage owner

          BRIDGES 65A and 65B
          Do not normally fish here due to permanently parked boats

          BRIDGE 66
          Just off Power Station Road, turn left off A51
          Bypass by Tesco and turn left to canal

          BRIDGE 67 Rugeley Bridge
          Come off A51 bypass to town centre across mini island
          1st right
          Then 1st left
          Park by canal on grass verge

          BRIDGE 68 Rugeley Bypass Bridge
          Just below A51 bypass, park on road
          Walk down to canal

           

        • Middle Lake

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          Listed below are the rules that must be followed by all club members when fishing

           

          1. Membership is via the Clubs application form only.

          2. All members must be in possession of a Club Membership card and a valid EA rod licence when fishing and must be produced to an authorised Bailiff when requested.

          3. The close season comes effect on the 15th March until the 16th June and no type of fishing is allowed during the close season on the river.

          4. The Coors AC year starts from the 1st April. Membership subscriptions should be paid before the 1st May, after this date an additional re-joining fee may be applied at the discretion of the Management Committee.

          5. Juniors under the age of 18 or over 12 on the 1st of April are entitled to free memberships. To qualify they need to be nominated by a full member of the club and supply a completed membership form and must fish on an adjacent peg to the full member. Junior Anglers aged 13 to 16 get a free Environment Agency rod licence and they must. have this in place before fishing

          6. Members details will be held by the Club on computer for the purpose of the Data Protection Act, you agree to this by virtue of membership.

          7. Any member who breaks any of the Club’s rules or generally brings the name of the Club into disrepute shall be liable to be called before the Management Committee who shall have the power to suspend or expel the offending member.

          8. The Management Committee decision pertaining to any matters not provided by these rules shall be final.

          9. All members and guests are responsible for their own safety when fishing/visiting all Club waters and do so at their own risk and the Committee wish to remind all Anglers they are fishing in natural environments and as such due care and attention should be exercised to ensure they are not endangering themselves and others.

          10. All anglers before fishing under trees are instructed to consider the weather conditions (high winds, thunder & lightning), to check the canopy for hanging or damaged limbs and to report any concerns or issues to the club secretary tony@vandome1.plus.com immediately.

          11. No alcohol or drug use is permitted on the clubs waters or the lighting of fires.

          12. Members must leave no litter, all gates must be closed and the locks secured.

          13. No alteration allowed to club stages i.e. drilling or fixing brackets or extensions.

          14. Normally fishing is from dawn till dusk however, night fishing is allowed on some section please ask for more information.

          15. When fishing on stretches that have been permanently pegged please keep to the pegged swims.

          16. Where parking at a peg is permitted you must park so as not to obstruct any footpath or right of way. The club is not liable for any damage to vehicles.

          17. No Fish are to be taken from any Coors Water under any circumstances or used for live baiting (The exception is Rule 18).

          18. Any Zander, Wels Catfish and American Signal Crayfish caught, must be removed and dealt with in accordance with the official E.A. Policy. 19. From time to time it may be necessary to put a temporary ban on specific sections as requested by the Landowner, and if it happens then it must be respected. Notices will be posted on this website accordingly.

          20. A maximum strict speed limit of 5 mph is to be observed when driving on the club stretches of Baileys, Municipal, Sherratts and Meadow Road.

          21. All Coors Angling Club members, when attending 'The Washlands Sports & Social Club' for any reason, MUST carry their angling club membership card and produce this if requested. The Angling Club membership card serve as a Washlands Club membership.

          22. All members are expected to act in a courteous manner (see below) to all other users of the facilities

          23. All accidents or incidents including any form of anti social behaviour MUST be reported to the club secretary (Tony Vandome) tony@vandome1.plus.com immediately

          All rules are correct as of 02/06/21

           

          Equality Policy Statement

          Coors AC is committed to treating all people equally, fairly, with dignity and with respect, irrespective of their age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation.

          We will create a safe and welcoming atmosphere for everyone.

           

        • 2022 CANAL WATER BOOKINGS

          Listed below are the latest in our canal water bookings. We are taking water bookings now!

          12 x pegs Bridge 65 (Mossley Bridge) Sunday 2nd January 2022

          Cashmores MG

          1st 6-6-11 2nd 6-1-3 3rd 5-11-2

           

          18 x pegs Bridge 58~59 Sunday 16th January 2022

           

          1st 5-2-4 2nd 3-15-6 3rd 3-15-0

          Overnight frost

          12 x pegs Bridge 65 (Mossley Bridge) Saturday 29th January .

           

          Cashmores MG

           

          1st 6-7-0 2nd 5-15-0 (1b 14oz roach)

          3rd 3-8-0

          Canal, Bridge 61 (Plum Pudding) - Bridge 62 (Ash Tree)

          Sunday 30th January 2020

           1st 7-12-0 (skimmers) 2nd 7-3-0 3rd 5-7-5

          Canal, Bridge 65 (Mossley Bridge) Bridge 63 ( Pit Bridge) Church Bridge (Rugley)

          Sunday 13th February 2022

          1st 12-8-4 (roach, perch and skimmers) 2nd 11-14-8 3rd 11-8-0

          Weather Wet and Windy

          In total 30 anglers weighed in 150 lb

          12 x pegs between Bridge 61a (Rugeley Rd bridge) to bridge 62 (Ash Tree bridge), locally known as the Priory length Saturday 26th February 2022 

          Cashmores MG

           

          1st 2-9-11 roach, bread punch.

          2nd 2-6-81 big perch on worm and half dozen roach on pinkie.

          3rd 2-5-8 1 decent skimmer on worm and a dozen roach on red maggot.

          Weather Sunny/breezy

          Sunday 27th February 2022

          Location 62-63a

          64-65

          1st 6-15-1 (roach & perch)

          2nd 6-13-6 (roach & perch)

          3rd 6-3-6 (mainly roach)

           

          Sunday 13th March 2022

          Location Bridge 64-65

          Bridge 65-66

          Bridge 66-67

          1st 11-14-8 (roach & perch)

          2nd 10-10-6 (roach & perch)

          3rd 9-0-12

          In total 31 anglers with good back up weights Weather Sunny & Dry

          Saturday 19th March 2022

          Location Bridge 62a-63a

          Cashmores MG

           

          1st 5-5-5 (roach & perch)

          2nd 4-14-12 (mainly roach)

          3rd 4-7-7 (perch over 2.5lb & roach)

          In total 17 anglers

          Weather Sunny/breezy

          Sunday 22nd May 2022 

          Canal Bridge 67 (both sides)

           

           

        • 2022 RIVER BOOKINGS

          Club Booking

           

          Cashmores MG Baileys Saturday 18 June

           

          Coors AC Open Matches 2022 

           

          Sunday 26 June – Drennan Coors Qualifier  

           

          Sunday 3 July – Drennan Coors Qualifier 

           

          Sunday 17 July – Drennan Coors Qualifier 

           

          Sunday 31 July – Drennan Coors Qualifier 

           

          Sunday 7 August – Drennan Coors Qualifier 

           

          Sunday 14 August – Riverfest Qualifier 

           

          Sunday 21 August – Drennan Coors Qualifier Macmillan Charity 

           

          Coors Festival 3 x Days

          Tues 6 September - Festival day 1 

          Wed 7 September – Festival day 2 

          Thur 8 September - Festival day 3 

           

          Sunday 18 September – Charity Match 

           

          Sunday 25 September - Drennan Coors Final 

           

          Friday 30 September – Frank Barlow Memorial (TBC) 

           

           

        • The Coors AC Noticeboard

          Find a collection of recent events, important notices, results & stories below

           

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        • Gallery

          Here is a great collection of photographs from the river over the past few years

        • Gallery

          Here is a great collection of photographs from the Canal & Lake over the past few years

        • Contact Us

          Meadow Rd, Burton-on-Trent
          DE14 1TD
          01283512711
          01283512711
          tony@vandome1.plus.com

        COORS AC - 2020/2021

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