BDAA Fisheries Woodfields Lake – near Preston Bissett

Woodfields is a member only venue. A combination code, which is printed in the permit, is required to gain access to the fishery. The gate will be left open during coaching events to allow access.

Nearest Post Code is MK18 4JS

Map Ref SP 65399 30699

Directions

From take the bypass (A421 - duel cariageway). Take first exit signposted towards & – continue on this road for ¾ mile and take the next left turn signposted towards Preston Bissett (1 mile). After approx ½ mile, just after a red post box on the right and gated entrance to Foxhill , the lake entrance is on the left (the second gate).

From – head towards Buckingham on the A4421- after driving through Newton Purcell take the next right turn signposted Barton Hartshorn (¾ mile) and Preston Bissett (3 mile) single track road. After 1 ¼ miles at the junction turn left - signposted Tingewick (1 mile) and Preston Bissett (1 mile). Continue on this road for approx ¼ mile and take the next right turn signposted towards Preston Bissett (1 mile). After approx ½ mile, just after a red post box on the right and gated entrance to Foxhill , the lake entrance is on the left (the second gate).

From Tingewick take road to . At junction turn right signposted towards Preston Bissett(1 mile). After approximately one mile turn right signposted towards Barton Hartshorn ( 1 mile) . After approx 1/3 mile access to the lake is on right-hand side through two sets of gate. Please do not obstruct outer gate or access track between gates. River Ouse & Brook (The River Twin) Access Information 1 Moreton Mill – From A422 down track, park on wide 4 Leckhampstead Bridge Fisheries – From A422 take verge before reaching bridge, access through gates lane towards Thornborough, at Leckhampstead bridge upstream. Do not park by bridge or gates as access parking is available both sides of the bridge. Facing must be available at all times. downstream BDAA has right hand bank down to the wood. Facing upstream BDAA has left hand bank to the end of the Horses field. 2 Poor Charity Field Use Staleys car 5 Roman Bridge – Park in Lay-by (Picnic Area) off park (key required – see website on how to purchase Buckingham / Bletchley road (A421) adjacent to bridge, key www.bdaafishing.org.uk ). Access down track at access over stiles to river both upstream and Buckingham end of Hyde Lane Lakes off the A422. downstream. Turn left before reaching Pump House. There is NO 6 The Coombs – All cars must park on bend in farm track. parking allowed on the track or at the Pump House. Access can be gained from Padbury / Lone Tree road, To access fishery go through gate bear left use public but parking on this road is not permitted. footpath to Poor Charity Field. 3 Dick Walkers - From Thornton Bridge, access over 7 – Park in layby at Oxlane Bridge. Layby is fence and stile to downstream waters – or down located over the bridge on left when approaching from farm track, access from A422 to Littlehill Farm, park Lenborough. Then, taking care, walk back over bridge to on grass, walk across meadows to river, then either foot path on the left. upstream or downstream. Please do not leave Access from Kingsbridge. Park at the bottom of the lane vehicles causing an obstruction. at Kingsbridge Farm and then walk down the bridleway to the river.

BDAA Woodfields Lake & River Venues Location and Access Points Issue 6 Page 1 of 2 Buckingham & District Angling Association – River Venues and Access

1. Moreton Mill Hyde Lane Lakes – No longer on BDAA permit 2. The Twins – Maids Moreton 3. Dick Walkers - Upstream For access to river venues park in Staleys Car park. Poor Charity Field Key required see website www.bdaafishing.org.uk .

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4. Leckhampstead Bridge Straight & Horses Field

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5. Roman Bridge

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Oxlane Bridge

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7. Lenborough

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◆ – Indicates parking – see description on page 1 for details on where to park

Please Note - the arrow indicates the side of the bank which the BDAA hold the fishing rights.

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