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Welcome to the website of the East Sussex Branch of the Salmon & Trout Association.

Hopefully you will find the information on activity within the Branch useful and interesting.

The intention is to keep the site up to date with latest news (which will be summarized and linked on the clipboard below). If you have any articles or ideas which will be of interest to fellow Branch members then please forward them for publication, to the Branch email address by clicking here.

Upcoming Events

See Branch Programme for full details

Latest News

Mar 2012	At this year's AGM it was unanimously agreed that the two Sussex Branches (East & West) should be amalgamated to form a single Branch to be known as the Sussex Branch of the Salmon & Trout Association. The articles for doing so are being progressed,as is a new Sussex Branch website. Continue to return to this site to learn when this has been completed.
Jan 2012	Branch Newsletter 2012 Branch Programme 2012
*Sep 2011*	Newsletter
May 2011	Newsletter
*Apr 2011*	Newsletter
Jan 2011	Branch Newsletter 2011 Branch Programme 2011
*Sep 2010*	Land Raise - Latest news
*Jun 2010*	Fishing, Bats and Rabies Branch Newsletter - June 2010 Response from ESCC re waste disposal
*Apr 2010*	Branch Newsletter - April 2010 Syndicate Catch return - March 2010
*Mar 2010*	Work at Piplye Lakes Change to Branch Programme - Competition with FDG Sheep Dip Ban
*Feb 2010*	Landraise blog - http://blog.notolandraise.co.uk Head Office letter to ESCC re Piltdown Landraise proposal
*Jan 2010*	Letter to ESCC re Proposals for Landraise Waste Disposal at Piltdown Branch Newsletter 2010 Branch Programme
*Nov 2009*	Update on Reservoir Act Ammendment S&TA Affiliation - Branch Agreement Revised Branch Constitution
Oct 2009	Updated Stocking Records Trouting Syndicate Catch records 2009
Aug 2009	Amendment to the Reservoir Act 1975 - Syndicate implications
Jul 2009	A Busy Summer for the Branch Branch at South of England Summer Show

Suggestions for Helping the Environment

Do not leave litter around the riverbank, lake or reservoir - take it home
Report any dead fish to the EA
Report any discharge of any effluents or signs of pollution to the EA
Respect nature's inhabitants, do not disturb nests & burrows
On mixed activity waters, respect other user's space, let enjoyment & safety prevail.