Location

How to find Bainton Fisheries

Bainton Fisheries is located 5 minutes from the A1. It is 3 miles Northwest of Peterborough and 4 miles East of Stamford.

The entrance to Bainton Fisheries is via a locked gate that only members have access to, the entrance is marked by clearly visable sign alongside the site gate. The site is private land and should only be accessed with permission and the entrance gate should not be blocked by parked vehicles.

For Sat Nav or OS Map users:

OS X (Eastings) 511020 , OS Y (Northings) 306486

Nearest Post Code PE9 3AJ (which is about 300 metres to the West and wrong!)

Lat (WGS84) N52:38:41 (52.644762), Long (WGS84) W0:21:38 (-0.360571)

LR TF110064 mX -40138 mY 6883569

Google Maps link to Bainton Fisheries is below. You can zoom and switch to satellite view to see the fishery.

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9 months ago

How sad to hear the news that Rod Hutchinson has passed away. A really true icon and legend in the world of carp fishing.
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10 months ago

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Hello all. I have a small number of dawn til dusk permits spare. That have not been fulfilled under the referrals process. Before I close the books for the year I wanted to give anyone an opportunity to apply. The forms are on the web site. I will pack up with permits at the weekend as I have had enougth this week. ...

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12 months ago

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Looking back it has been three new highs for Bainton FIsheries last year. Our first 50, the Otter Fence and I bought a van complete with sunrise. What does 2018 hold? Papercuts and Chainsawing - Who knew running a fishery could be so hazardous. Yes it is members renewal time and working party time. ...

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1 years ago

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Winter is coming and time to get the piking gear out. For me this is my favourite thing. ...

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2 years ago

Dear all, I am a 52 year old disabled carp angler. I am looking for a water that I can still fish for lumps but with the ability to drive to the swims. Most of the time I find us disabled get a swim tucked away with little chance of catching a thing. My disability is my back, shoulder and hip. Some say my head too lol. So my only problems are getting to the bank and sometimes forgetting to let go when I cast! (good job I can swim). I live in darkest Norfolk but would like to travel. Maybe a syndicate, club or just a 48 hour day ticket. I have been carp fishing for over 40 years with French PB of 74lb and UK 50lb 8oz. I'm not looking to beat any pb's but a good chance of a lump would be nice. I can only fish mid week so any help would be so helpful.
would this suit me?
reizend@hotmail.co.uk
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