A water we have missed. Anywhere in the UK.
This goes to a person for review, not straight to the map. We check who controls a water before we publish a claim about it — getting that wrong causes real trouble for real clubs.
Left and right are as you look downstream. If you genuinely cannot tell, pick both banks — it is the honest answer when the permission covers the water rather than one side of it.
Naming the right club is the most useful thing on this form after the shape. If you are not sure, leave it — a guess here is worse than a gap.
Types of fishing allowed in this water. If none are selected, it does not mean anything goes. It means we do not know.
Leave it blank if you do not know. Blank says nobody has told us.
All optional. Answer whichever you know and leave the rest — a gap is honest and a guess is not.
Price, membership, tickets and any rules the fishery sets.
Written to the rule that applies to anyone. Set the permission first if there is not one yet.
For example: 7am to dusk, closed Tuesdays. Leave it if you are not sure.
Add the page that shows it — the club’s own site, or the fishery’s contact page. We cannot take a number without one.
Parking, the way in, and how hard it is to reach the water.
The way in, where to park, what methods are allowed, and any rules the fishery sets. One box — say whichever of those you know.
Methods, night fishing and the close season.
Defaults to yes on a river or canal and no on a stillwater. Change it only where the water is genuinely an exception.
Whatever does not fit above. This is the box a reviewer reads first.
Still needed: the water drawn on the map, a name, what permission it needs, which bank.
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