CRT / Taunton AA-Regional Celebration #2
This exciting regional event, hosted by Home - Taunton Angling Association and supported by funding from players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, is the perfect next step for young anglers. Whether you’ve attended one of our Let’s Fish! taster sessions before or you already enjoy fishing with family and friends,...
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About this Event.
This exciting regional event, hosted by Home - Taunton Angling Association and supported by funding from players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, is the perfect next step for young anglers. Whether you’ve attended one of our Let’s Fish! taster sessions before or you already enjoy fishing with family and friends, this celebration is designed to help you grow your skills and take part in a fun, competitive day by the water.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This is an external event so please register as normal here but you must also book in on event brite.
Event Details
- Saturday, 16 Aug 2025
- Charlton Orchard
- 2025 Season
- 100 Swims Available
Our Sponsors
Venue & Tackle Information
- Venue
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Charlton Orchard - Website:
https://www.tauntonanglingassociation.co.uk/ - Overview:
The Charlton Orchard stretch of the Bridgwater & Taunton Canal is a prime location for junior and beginner anglers looking to develop their skills in a peaceful, well-stocked setting. This section is ideal for both pleasure and match fishing and is a favourite among local clubs and Let's Fish! events.
- Whip Fishing: A 4–6 metre whip is perfect for close-in fishing, especially for cadets and newcomers. Use a light elastic or flick tip for quick bites and minimal fuss.
- Pole Fishing Across: For more experienced anglers, a long pole (11–13m) can help you reach the far shelf or cover areas. Use a soft hollow elastic setup for better fish control.
- Pinkies & Maggots: Ideal for small roach, perch, and gudgeon. Great for feeding up your swim slowly and consistently.
- Bread Punch: Classic winter bait for roach. Best used on a fine hook and light rig when bites are finicky.
- Chopped Worm & Caster: Excellent for tempting better stamp fish like perch or skimmers when fishing tight to far bank features or drop-offs.
Bonus Tips
- Feed lightly and top up your swim regularly to keep fish in the area.
- Fish tight to reeds or near any visible structure for bigger bites.
- Always bring a disgorger, plummet, and bait towel — essentials for canal sessions.
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