The Étang du Mont du Chat covers 4 hectares and is located in La Chapelle-Thècle.
Fishing at the Étang du Mont du Chat is permitted for members of the authorised AAPPMA fishing associations of Saône-et-Loire, as well as for all anglers with a fishing permit bearing the CHI, EHGO or URNE endorsements.
Renting a holiday apartment in La Chapelle-Thècle may be a consideration when planning your personal trip.
Bodies of Water
The AAPPMA Romenay “La Perche” fishing association manages the Étang du Mont du Chat.
The Sâne Vive in La Chapelle-Thècle contains a 0.115-hectare pike spawning protection area.
The Étangs des Grouettes in La Chapelle-Thècle comprise a 1-hectare fishery protection area.
The La Voye flows into the Sâne Vive in La Chapelle-Thècle; its course is approximately 10 km long, of which around 3.2 km run within the municipality.
In La Chapelle-Thècle, the Sâne Vive is classified as a private second-category body of water and is open to fishing.
In the area managed by the Romenay “La Perche” fishing sector, the Sâne Vive is listed as a private body of water that is open to fishing.
Culture and History
The stele at Les Devus commemorates the two farmers Louis GAUTHIER and Fernand CHARPY, who were killed by the Nazis on 23 December 1943.
The stele at Petit Bordey commemorates the crash of an English aircraft that was hit by anti-aircraft fire on the night of 24–25 April 1944 and burst into flames.
In the hamlet of Rompois, a stele commemorates the emergency landing of an American fighter-bomber on 4 September 1944.
The Église Sainte-Thècle is dedicated to Saint Thècle. She is described as a disciple of Saint Paul and the first martyr of the Orient; her cult was widespread in the Middle Ages. By 1155 at the latest, there was a chapel dedicated to Saint Thècle on this site.
These local pages are also available: La Tagnière, Tronchy, Givry, Bresse-sur-Grosne, Solutré-Pouilly, Saint-Laurent-D'andenay, Bruailles, Dennevy.
