Fishing report 10-16 January 2022
72 rods caught a total of 299 trout for a decent rod average of 4.15 As is often the case early in the season a
A warm welcome to Toft Trout Fishery, Lincolnshire’s premier fly only trout water. Under new management since 2020 we are open 7 days a week 12 months of the year (closed for just a couple of days in the Christmas and New Year period). Just a few miles north of Lincoln with easy access to the A1 Toft is a 40 acre Trout-Master all weather venue with over a mile of safe bank fishing and 8 boats available for hire.
We have weekly stockings of quality rainbow and blue trout to maintain an excellent rod average. We also offer a small on-site tackle shop stocking essentials from the likes of Snowbee and Airflo. There is a lodge with on-site toilet and also a vending machine for the purchase of refreshments.
A MK2 Wheelyboat is available free for any disabled anglers and we can also provide tuition and a guiding service. If you are into match fishing keep an eye on our news section as we hold regular matches on Toft.
On behalf of the new management team thank you for visiting our new site and we look forward to seeing you soon to enjoy the 2021 season.
72 rods caught a total of 299 trout for a decent rod average of 4.15 As is often the case early in the season a
It’s been a nice start to the year and great to see many familiar faces arriving at Toft with season ticket renewals being popular so
If you’re considering joining us on Saturday 30th October for this wonderful event you might like to study our rules in order to help you prepare. if you’ve any queries or suggestions at all please give Andy a call on 01673 878453 or 07395 314423. we reserve the right to make minor changes and these will always be done in the interest of a fair spirited competition.
Footfall has been a little slower around a week of wet weather, with the appearance of some warmer weather wed expect sport to continue right into the evenings.
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