Spains hall estate fishery.

The Fishery sits in parkland surrounding Spains Hall and overlooked by the 14th Century manor house which gives the estate its name.

Stocked in 2002 with Common, Mirror and Koi carp ranging from 3-25lbs the fishery has been producing excellent specimen fish ever since. Every fish caught is in excellent condition and the lake is netted annually to ensure a good balance of small, medium and a few large fish. There is rumoured to be one around the 25lb mark, but no one has yet caught him... could you be the first?




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Ticket Prices


Annual Subscription (fish as much as you want!) £150


Adult Day Ticket £7

Child Day ticket (under 12 years old) £5

Adult + Child (under 12) £10 ***Special discount price***


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Fishery Rules

No fish to be removed from the fishery

Max 2 rods per ticket (i.e. 2 rods per adult, or 2 rods per Adult + Child discounted combination ticket)

Dawn to dusk fishing only, no night fishing permitted

All fishermen to observe closed notices and on-the-day restructions as per signage. Details of closed days and private matches can be obtained in advance.

Swims must be kept tidy at all times, litter must be removed from the fishery. Failure to do so will result in a ban.

No children under 12 unless accompanied by an adult (can be a non-fishing adult)

No noise nuisence (radios, televiosons, MP3 players with speakers or music playing mobile phones)

No fires, barbecues or pets at any time

No trespassing on surrounding parkland, woodland or farmland. Please be aware Spains Hall is a working farm and function venue.

No wading

All vehicles to be parked in the car park provided. Driving to the lake is strictly prohibited.

All anglers must be in posession of a valid Rod LIcence. Licences can be bought from

www.environment-agency.gov.uk