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A little known but delightful pool hidden from the main A44 Worcester to Leominster road as you enter the market town of Bromyard, Rosefern Pool was for many years run as a syndicate water but opened for day ticket angling early in 2019 and has already attracted a small but faithful local following. Stocked with more than a dozen species including carp reputed to run to 20lbs, it is an easy water to fish with natural grass pegs and few facilities except for a hard standing car park. It is ideal for parents with younger anglers as the roach and roach/rudd hybrids can give you virtually a fish a cast. |
Bedworth tackle shop owner Paul Nixon has smashed the Anchor Meadow record for barbel after landing a stunning 16lb 2oz specimen from this popular venue on the Warwickshire Avon. This year Paul has become a venue regular after landing several big fish there and his latest lump follows an earlier personal best barbel of 13lbs 2oz. Follow the link to the Anchor Meadow pages for the full story. |
 Rumours are once again circulating that Staffordshire's Pool House Farm at Middleton near Tamworth has closed down. This is the second year that these rumours have been circulating and fishery owner Cedric Hayes says they are probably caused because the fishery has an annual close down from November to March. He is definitely open for business! |
Fairgirth Trout Loch offers fly fishing from the bank and a boat for rainbow, tiger and brown trout between 2lbs and 15lbs about four miles from Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway. An attractive water with some lovely fish, Fairgirth is about two acres in size and has a small Members Lodge which is often open when season ticket holders are fishing the loch. Day tickets are avaiable from the local tackle shop.
Anglers who love finding remote fisheries will love Betchcott Lake (left) deep in the countryside just north of Church Stretton in Shropshire. Although Betchcott was developed 40 years ago by daming a valley, you can be forgiven for thinking it was formed naturally. If you love fishing far from the madding crowd at a venue which is set in delightful surroundings and where you are almost 100 per cent certain of a good day catching a variety of fish - this will be the place for you! Follow the link to check it out.
New at Leicestershire's Temple Farm Fishery is Dad's Pool (right). Believed to date back to Medieval times and possbly as early as the late 1200s, Dad's is a delightful medium-sized pool with islands and abundant water lilies which is set apart from the main fishery at the far end of the main pool. If you love secluded fishing in delighful surroundings you ought to try this one. |
...and Temple opens medieval Pool
Worcestershire's Broad Acres Fishery has introduced mid-week one-to-one fishing tuition for new, novice and experienced anglers. The two hour sessions cost £10.00 for juniors under 16 and £20.00 for adults plus the cost of the day ticket. Tackle and bait will be provided for anglers who have not fished before although existing anglers should bring their own tackle and the bait they wish to use. Phone Pete Rice on 07510 697224 or Mandy Morgan on 07866 721141 for further information or to book. |
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