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July 17th 2008

Bath Pool

Work Party laying down new hard standing by the side of Bath Pool
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April 23rd 2008

New water work party

Members of a Bay Malton work party hard at work on a new water that will soon be ready for members to fish. This water is about 12ft  deep in the centre with 4 large under water islands. The water contains roach rudd bream tench crucian carp and trout there are 28 stages to fish from so this will give you some idea of the size
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April 3rd 2008

New stage

Hard working members of a BMAC work party installing a new stage.
Fitting a new stage
March 5th 2008

Trout netting

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Images show BMAC netting Trout to supply the new game fishery.

More stocking

October 2007 saw more stocking at Hatherton Lodge Pool

      Unloading   Netting

    Showing off fish  Going into the water


New road for Hatherton Pool 

The photographs below show the new roadway going in at Hatherton Pool, Sept end 2007. To give an idea of how large a job this was sixty two tons of rubble were used.

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Core members of the water management and conservation team

Core members of the water management team.

Members  of the water management team who do the bulk of the work carried out on Bay Malton waters. If you could give up just one day in the year, two would be better, and join them the task would be a lot easier. See jobs available.

Work party at the 'new' Hatherton Lodge, Feb 07

Hatherton pool in the mist  Tree branch removal  Clearing woodland

       Planting bulbs at Hatherton Lodge  Installing new stages at Hatherton Lodge

       Installing stages at Hatherton Lodge  New sign and painted stages

The photos above are of a recent work party at Hatherton Lodge a new BMAC water. Clockwise: planting bulbs, installing fishing stage, positioning fishing stage, painting stages.


Birkin work party, Hogweed clearance

Giant hogweed is a nuisance on the Birkin where it will be a battle to eradicate. It can be kept down year by year before it seeds. Over time this will thin out the new yearly growth. If you come across Giant Hogweed do not touch as the sap can cause serious skin blistering. Instead report the location of the plant to the head waterkeeper.

To help with Hogweed eradication on the Birkin BM work parties embark on a program of removal.

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