The Gall Pond, Tortworth
Lake
Traditional dammed estate lake on the Tortworth Estate, fed by a small stream; about 10–12ft deep at the dam end and 2–3ft at the shallow end, with weed and lily margins.
Species: Roach, Bream, Tench, Perch, Eels, Carp
Small Tortworth club with the Gall Pond and Popes Gully.
Silver Bream Angling Association (SBAA) is a small coarse fishing club based at Tortworth in South Gloucestershire, drawing members from the surrounding area. Its main water is the Gall Pond, a traditional dammed estate lake on the Tortworth Estate, fed by a small stream, with deeper water at the dam end, weedy shallows and lily-lined margins holding roach, bream, tench, perch, eels and carp. The club also has a second small local water known as Popes Gully. Members take part in a match calendar that includes fixtures at other venues in the region. Membership numbers are capped, and places for the 2026/27 season have been filled.
Lake
Traditional dammed estate lake on the Tortworth Estate, fed by a small stream; about 10–12ft deep at the dam end and 2–3ft at the shallow end, with weed and lily margins.
Species: Roach, Bream, Tench, Perch, Eels, Carp
Pond
Small local club water near Tortworth.
Small local club with capped membership. Membership for 2026/27 is full; the club says it reopens on 1 May 2027.