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River Mole Fishing Rights, Alswear, South Molton, Ex36 4Lz River Mole Fishing Rights, Alswear, South Molton, Ex36 4Lz Phillips Smith & Dunn Estate, Lettings and Land Agents • Auctioneers • Valuers • Surveyors RIVER MOLE FISHING RIGHTS, ALSWEAR, SOUTH MOLTON, EX36 4LZ RIVER MOLE FISHING RIGHTS, ALSWEAR, SOUTH MOLTON, EX36 4LZ Barnstaple 12 miles, South Molton 2 miles, Alswear 0.5 miles AN ATTRACTIVE BEAT OF APPROXIMATELY 632 YARDS OF SINGLE BANK FISHING AND 64 YARDS OF DOUBLE BANK FISHING TOGETHER WITH A TIMBER FISHING HUT AND OFF ROAD PARKING ON THE RIVER MOLE. VIEWING bank of the river between the points marked B System including the River Mole, as do the By appointment through Phillips Smith & Dunn and C. Environment Agency who have implemented a Barnstaple office 01271 327878. Out of office Salmon action plan in order to improve the hours telephone Mr Michael Challacombe on health of the Salmon stock and create a more 07970 445204. In addition to the Right of Way the Fishing sustainable fishery. Rights also benefit from the right to fish from the SITUATION west bank of the river and to cut and trim all These Fishing Rights are set in the beautiful trees, bushes and shrubs that may be or may Over recent years there has been a River Mole Valley just north of the rural village of cause an obstruction to the fishing along that replacement of one of the main obstructions on Alswear and about two miles south of the bank. the River Mole, the Head Weir at Kings market town of South Molton which itself is just Nympton with a new pool and riffle system back a mile or so south of the A361 Barnstaple to in 2010. Tiverton North Devon Link Road giving the Over recent years the beat has only been very Rights great accessibility. lightly fished and there are no records. DESCRIPTION A visit to the River Taw Fisheries Association The Fishing Rights comprise an attractive beat website gives an up to date view of the of about 630 yards of single bank fishing on the The River Mole rises on Exmoor and is the main improvements that are being undertaken on the western bank and 64 yards of double bank tributary of the River Taw System. River Taw System. fishing towards the northern end of the Rights. In addition there is a timber constructed fishing hut located about half way along the west river This Taw System is considered to be some of bank which we believe also includes the land the finest salmon fishing in Devon. It also that it stands on. supports a good population of Sea Trout and Brown Trout. The Salmon seasons runs from the 1st March to the 30th September whilst the The Fishing Rights have the benefit of a Sea Trout and Brown Trout season runs from pedestrian access and also a vehicular Right of the 15th March to 30th September but Way from the B3137 road which follows a route depending upon the season this can be of the blue dash line shown on the sale plan extended. attached to these details between the points marked A and X and thereafter along the west The River Taw Fisheries Association play an active part in the management of the Taw PRICE: Offers in the region of £35,000 Alliance House, Cross Street, Barnstaple, Devon, EX31 1BA Telephone: 01271 327878/327919 Fax 01271 328288 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.phillipsland.com Also at Bideford 01237 423007 and Braunton 01271 814114 These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy is not guaranteed. They do not form part of any contract .
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