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"Former clay quarry targeted by the specimen angler"
Blue Pool is set within the outskirts of the Telford Town Park. The pool is is former clay quarry that was used by the former Randlay Brick works. The pool is named due to the natural blue colour of the water which on a summer day is very striking. This colouration is due to the clay that the pool was originally dug out for.
The Blue Pool is fairly low stocked compared to our other waters however, the stock is generally of a specimen size. The Blue Pool is by no means an "easy" water, however, those that put the time in reap the rewards.
03.
How Deep Is BLUE Pool?
The Pool ranges from 1-18 ft maximum depth
05.
How Many Pegs Are On BLUE Pool?
There are approximately 10 pegs around the pool. These are generally clearings rather than purpose built pegs, and the pool can be fished from most accessible areas which makes it ideal for stalking.
There is plenty of room for those who like to night fish using a bivvy.
07.
Can I Night Fish On BLUE POOL Pool?
Members can night fish Blue Pool on their TAA licence.
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​ Blue pool has strict opening hours for day tickets.
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) 8.00 am till 4.30 pm / sundown, whichever comes first. You MUST be off the pool by the closing time.
Greenwich Mean Time Plus One Hour (GMT +1) 8.00 am till 8.30 pm. You MUST be off the pool by the closing time.
02.
Species Of Fish In BLUE POOL
Common Carp
Mirror Carp
Tench
Bream
Perch
Roach
Rudd
Catfish
04.
Parking At BLUE Pool.
​Parking for the Blue Pool can be accessed at the Telford Town Park and via Fisherman's Walk residential area (do not park in front of private property) however, there will be some walking involved due to the location of the pool.
There is a small parking area near the pool at the bottom of Fisherman's Walk for up to 4 cars.
06.
Is BLUE Pool Disabled Friendly?
Getting to the pool is not disabled friendly unless you have a special parking permit. Many of the pegs are large, and flat around the pool, so getting to the pegs is easy for the angler. The pegs around the rocks however, are not suitable for those with mobility issues.
**All anglers are to assess their own capabilities before they fish TAA waters.
08.
Baits And Methods That Work On BLUE Pool.
Whether you're a course anger, or you favor carp or Pike fishing tactics, you really can't go wrong at The Blue Pool.
If you are targeting Roach, Perch and Bream, you cant beat the usual course fishing methods such as Waggler (float) , Feeder and Bomb tactics. Maggots, Casters, Hemp, a good quality groundbait, pellets, sweetcorn and small bandable boilies and wafters will always get the attention of the fish in the Blue Pool.
If you are targeting the many good sized carp, with carp fishing tactics, many of the best fish are caught using PVA bags with pellet, particle feed with boilies, wafters and pop-ups on the hook.
Spodding is allowed on the pool.
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Deadbaits (course and Sea) are best used for the Pike and Catfish in the pool. Lures can and do work also however, there are many snags in the pool to include buildings, machinery and objects left from the quarrying at the site. In the summer months, the pool can also become weedy in areas.
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**PLEASE THINK OF FISH CARE AND FISH SAFETY AT ALL TIMES ON TAA WATERS, WE WOULD LIKE OUR FISH TO LIVE LONG AND HAPPY LIVES**



