Lammas Meadow along the River Great Ouse in Cambridgeshire, managed by St.
Neots and District Angling Association, offers exceptional bream fishing with catches exceeding 100 pounds.
Exclusive to association members, fishing is best done with a feeder.
Accessible via St.
Neots common, anglers enjoy a rewarding fishing experience despite the walk.
River Great Ouse
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About River Great Ouse
Lammas Meadow is a part of the River Great Ouse in Cambridgeshire. It is managed by the St. Neots and District Angling Association. This area is known for its large bream fish, with some anglers catching over 100 pounds in a single day. Only members of the association are allowed to fish here, so you cannot buy a day pass. The best way to catch fish here is by using a feeder. You can park your car at St. Neots common and then walk across the fields to get to the river. It’s a bit of a walk, but it’s worth it for the great fishing opportunities.