Fishing Directory for UK Anglers

Recently taken over by Paul Issacs. Small but very picturesque lake with a good head of double figure carp, bream, roach and perch.

• Juniors very welcome.
• Day ticket on the bank.

Situated northeast of Bangor, the beach is sandy at low tide, with stones and pebbles forming the upper bay area.

The beach area extends for over half a mile, with rocks and coastal defences at its outer edges.

The coastal waters in this area form part of the Menai Strait and Conwy Bay Special Area of Conservation, confirming the high conservation status of the area. Windsurfing, sailing and canoeing are all popular activities here.

A promenade runs behind the beach and has a skate park, paddling pool and play area alongside.

There is good access to the beach for wheelchair users.

The small town is in a picturesque setting backed by mountains and attracts hikers and coast path walkers. There are several shops, cafes and pubs in Penmaenmawr.

Fish caught here include bass, dabs, whiting, plaice, dogfish, mackerel, flounders, codling.    

OPENING HOURS: MONDAY 9-5:30 TUESDAY 9-5:30 WEDNESDAY 9-5:30 THURSDAY 9-5:30 FRIDAY 9-6 SATURDAY 9-5:30 SUNDAY 9-1pm

Kings Heath was opened in October 2000 after many requests, and have happily served keen fishermen there ever since. You won't get sold something in a Fisherman's Friend shop that doesn't work or you don't need, as we trial and test everything we stock to make sure the manufacturer's claims hold true. You won't be "sold" a product as apposed to being offered good advice and left to make your own mind up With lots of great new products at excellent value for money, we know you'll find lots to entice you or to help find that special gift for a fishing friend, all from the comfort of your home via our secure on-line ordering web site.

Forty Acre Plantation fishing lakes (depths up to 16ft) are set in the peaceful surroundings of 132 acres of woodland.

The main lake (3 acres) stocks a good range of fish, including Common Carp, Mirror, Barble & Cat Fish.

 

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A small but very attractive pond with fishing from one bank only. All fishing is from comfortable wooden platforms. Bathampton Angling Association membership required.

The Rea Brook, often known as the ‘Brook’, is a very special fishery and holds a big foundation in Western Fly Fishing. As Thomas Barker (1591-1651) published a very early angling book, known as ‘The Art Of Angling’ which featured some of the first ever illustrations of Fly Fishing equipment and fly tying. Which Mr Baker was originally from ‘Brace, Meole’ which is now known as Meole Brace in Shrewsbury. Which is where our section starts, while our very own Thomas from Meole Brace is the Rea Brook Fishery Warden on our Fisheries. A tributary of the Rivern Severn, the ‘Brook’ section of ours starts at Meole Brace behind Moneybrook Way, then flows past the Brooklands Pub and the side of the Meole Brace Golf Course, then wedged between Reabrook and Sutton Farm Estates, then out into the meadows over looked by Lord Hills Columm. While sneaking behind Cineworld and Asda supermerket, which is where our section ends, before it meets up with the severn near the English Bridge. It’s a mixed fishery, containing all different species, while being known for both Brown Trout and Greyling, which delights both Course and Fly Fisherman alike. Salmon parr are often found, while the odd small river carp and jack pike. The ‘Brook’ is also a keen learning ground for our young anglers, who often catch their first fish from the ‘Brook’.