Seefas Fishing Club

SEEFAS Member Update - Lake Reopening's


Dear Members,


As you are all aware due to the exceptionally dry and hot weather we have experienced this year it became necessary to close our lakes to protect both the welfare of our fish and the safety of our members.


The prolonged dry conditions placed additional stress on the fish and in some areas the low water levels made it difficult, and in some cases impossible to safely land fish.


Throughout this period the Committee has been working tirelessly to monitor and protect our waters. This has included daily water chemistry and dissolved oxygen checks additional meetings, and ongoing discussions regarding both short and long term measures to improve the fishery and make it more resilient during future periods of dry weather.


As part of this work Rick, David and Andy have been working on pumping water from Middlemead into Loftmans 1 and the Bird Sanctuary. This has successfully raised the water levels to a safe height without compromising the welfare or safety of the fish at Middlemead.


We are therefore pleased to confirm that from 1 October, the following waters will reopen to members:


• Loftmans 1

• Middlemead – Members Only

• Bird Sanctuary

• Puddle – Pegs 5 to 10 only


Loftmans 2 and Wallasea will remain closed until further notice. We will continue to monitor conditions and will update members when it is considered safe for these waters to reopen.


There will also be a work party at Loftmans 1 on Tuesday 6 October. Any help from members would be greatly appreciated. If you are able to assist please contact Rick to let him know.


We would like to thank all members for their patience, understanding and continued support while these measures have been put in place.


The Committee will continue to monitor water levels and water quality closely, and we will keep members updated should conditions change.


Thank you for your continued support of the club.


SEEFAS Committee


Welcome to SEEFAS!

70 years. That's how long our lines have been in the water.

In 2020, SEEFAS proudly celebrated its Platinum Jubilee, marking seven decades of passion, community, and spectacular angling.

The journey began in 1950 when Sid Hutt, a dedicated local tackle dealer, gathered 42 fellow enthusiasts to form a club. They had a simple vision: to create the best fishing experiences for local anglers.

That vision has flourished. From those humble beginnings, SEEFAS has reeled in control of six stunning waters and built a vibrant community of 350 dedicated members.

We're not resting on our laurels. The club is continually developing and growing to ensure we deliver truly top-tier fishing—today, and for generations to come.

We invite you to join our rich history and exciting future.

It makes you wonder: with such a strong foundation, where will the current take us in another 65 years? The best is yet to be caught!
Reed Boat At The Puddle and Wallasea

We've been managing the reed growth at The Puddle and Wallasea with a reed boat, carefully removing some to keep the lakes in optimal condition. Reeds are essential for providing fish with food, shelter, and fry protection, and they also naturally control algae. However, too many reeds can hinder water movement and create risky snag areas. Rick Gibbinson's direct involvement ensures we strike the right balance, enhancing both the environment and the fishing experience.

Membership


If you are not currently a member of SEEFAS, please click the link below to download our membership application form.

If you are an existing member, and wish to renew your membership, please use the following links.

Please return your completed forms to membership@seefas.club

Rules And Regulations 


Angling Regulations, Constitution, Match Regulations 

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