KOI COMMUNITY Koi Whether your club is UK-based


he South Devon Koi Club is a small, active and very friendly koi club based in South Devon. Our aim is to promote and encourage the hobby of koi keeping and to assist fellow members and other koi keepers. Whether you are already an experienced koi enthusiast, new to the hobby or want advice about starting out, come and join us – you can be sure of a very warm welcome.


Becoming a club member is easy and inexpensive and you will then be able to seek advice, solve problems and share in the wealth of practical experience gained over many years by our members, as well as having the extra enjoyment of meeting many like-minded people who share your interest at our regular monthly meetings, pond visits, barbecues and other social events. The South Devon Koi Club covers an area ranging from East Devon to Plymouth, Tavistock, Okehampton, Tiverton and Honiton. Our members come from several of these towns as well as Teignmouth, Newton Abbot, Torquay, Paignton, Exeter and Brixham. From October to April we meet on the first Sunday of the month at The Oakford Club, Kingsteignton, near Newton Abbot,


Community or international, please send in your club and society news, reviews or great days out


to: Mark Nuttall, Koi Carp Magazine, Alexander House, Ling Road, Tower Park, Poole, Dorset BH12 4NZ Email: mark@koi-carp.com or tel: 0800 048 8882


The South Devon Koi Club T


TQ12 3EG at 7.30pm. In the summer months there are no meetings at the social club as we tend to vary the dates to co-ordinate with our packed calendar of club events. For example, on July 4 we are visiting Dorset Koi Club, on August 8 we head to South West Koi Club, and on


September 5 the Dorset Koi Club is coming to visit us.


To find out more about our club go to www.southdevonkoiclub.co.uk. You can also telephone Shirley Gibson on 01803 554098, or Carole Menzies on 01626 332274.


A taster of our ponds


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