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16/11/2022 at 4:47 pm #316795
Stephen CullenParticipantSHOTTON HALL POND
About Shotton Hall PondShotton Hall was originally an 18th Century fine country house and grounds. It is currently owned by Peterlee Town Council and is both a wedding, and conferencing venue, as well as the Council’s administrative offices. The pond at Shotton Hall is roughly as old as the Hall itself. The Ordnance Survey six-inch map of England and Wales of 1861 clearly shows the ‘fish pond’ in its current place and almost identical shape.
The pond is not particularly deep, but it does have an abundant natural stock of native freshwater course fish including – Common and Mirror Carp, Tench, Bream, Roach, Rudd and Perch. A number of the Carp are easily in double figures weight. There are also a number of non-native ornamental (Koi) Carp that have obviously been introduced at some point in the past by local residents! There are rumours of Pike and Eels, but to date no recorded landings of either. A true mixed fishery.
SHOTTON HALL ANGLING CLUB
Shotton Hall pond is open to members of the Shotton Hall Angling Club fishing syndicate and day ticket holders only. There are no other associations with any other fishing club. Shotton Hall Angling Club is a non-profit organisation with club funds going towards the running of the club and the maintenance of the pond and it’s surroundings. There is an annual fee of £10 which runs from 1st January to 31st December. Please provide two passport sized photographs upon membership application. Following acceptance of membership, there is a £5 per day fishing fee. This fee is to be paid at reception of the Shotton Hall before fishing. Cash only please, we cannot accept card payments at present. There will be no more than 50 syndicate Members and places will be taken on a first come, first served basis. We will maintain a waiting list if this maximum number is reached at any given time. Peterlee residents will be prioritised to join the syndicate. You will be asked for photo ID and proof of residence when you apply for membership. The Council reserves the right to grant day tickets to non-syndicate anglers on an exception basis and by prior arrangement only. Day tickets to fish at Shotton Hall Pond without a syndicate membership are £15 per day. Non-syndicate anglers who wish to fish the pond are advised to contact the council at least 24 hours in advance on 0191 5862491 before coming to Shotton Hall. Again, this fee is to be paid in cash please. Membership of the syndicate and day tickets are subject to the pond rules. If a member or day ticket holder are found to be in breach of any rules then they will generally receive one warning, and an opportunity to rectify their behaviour. A second breach will result of them being removed from the Shotton Hall Angling Club syndicate without further notice or refund, and they will lose the right to fish at Shotton Hall Pond. Serious breaches of the rules will result in immediate removal from the Shotton Hall Angling Club syndicate.For more information, please visit the website – https://shottonhallanglingclub.co.uk
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20/12/2023 at 10:50 pm #317282
Stephen CullenParticipantUPDATE – 2024 – Shotton Hall pond is open to members of the Shotton Hall Angling Club fishing syndicate and day ticket holders only. There are no other associations with any other fishing club. Shotton Hall Angling Club is a non-profit organisation with all club funds going towards the running of the club, the maintenance of the pond and all of it’s surroundings.
From 2nd January 2024, new memberships will be available. These are obtained in person only at Old Shotton Hall.
Current members of 2023 will have until Wednesday 31st January 2024 to renew their membership. From Thursday 1st February 2024, new memberships will be offered to all on the waiting list and any new member who wishes to join.
The ‘pay-per-fish’ payment system of 2023 has been replaced by a one-off fee and is broken up into two categories. Firstly, on the date of application, if a prospective member is UNDER 16 years of age (proof of age is required upon application) they will only be required to pay £10 for a full years membership. Secondly, those aged 16 years and above on the date of application, there is a one-off fee of £35 with no need to pay every time you fish.
Members will have the facility to obtain their own key to our own angling gate at a cost of £10. This fee is refundable should you ever leave the club. This key provides access to our own gate into the Hall grounds and allows you to fish out of Shotton Hall opening/closing times.
Day tickets will also be available at £15 each during Shotton Hall opening times. This day ticket allows you to fish during Hall open times during Monday to Friday only, and is only available on the day of application. There are no day tickets available for weekend or out of Shotton Hall opening hours.
All fees are to be paid at the reception of Shotton Hall. Card payments only please, we do not accept cash. There will be no more than 50 syndicate Members. You will be asked for photo ID and proof of residence when you apply for membership. Membership of the syndicate and day tickets are subject to the pond rules. If a member or day ticket holder are found to be in breach of any rules then they will generally receive one warning, and an opportunity to rectify their behaviour. A second breach will result of them being removed from the Shotton Hall Angling Club syndicate without further notice or refund, and they will lose the right to fish at Shotton Hall Pond. Serious breaches of the rules will result in immediate removal from the Shotton Hall Angling Club syndicate.
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29/01/2024 at 4:56 am #317393
Maurice BakerParticipantShotton Hall Pond, a truly unique and excusive opportunity to be, and to be able to fish in the North East -There is no other place like it.
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