Location:
Ashopton Rd
Bamford
Derbyshire
England
S33 0AZ

Tel: 01433 651254
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Welcome to Ladybower Fishery

Ladybower Fishery is pleased to welcome all fly fishers to Ladybower. The 2003 season opens on 5th March and ends on 31st October. Nearly all fish that you catch at Ladybower have been reared here by one of the country's leading trout managers and this season we will be introducing up to 35,000 mixed brown and rainbow trout, including browns to over 4lbs and rainbows to over 10lbs.

Fishery Records

Rainbow: 17lbs 4oz, caught by Mr. I. Bilutha.
Brown: 11lbs 7oz, caught by Michael Richardson in 1988.

1998 rod average - 2.45, average size - 2lbs
Best Flies - Ace of Spades, Orange Chenille and Viva.

Price List

Day Permits - £11.00
Concessionary Permits - £7.20
Afternoon Permit (from 2pm) - £7.90
Full Season Permit - £257.00
Mid-Week Season Permit - £214.00
Boat Full Day - £10.00
Afternoon Boat (not bookable) - £6.80
Disabled Boat - £10.00
Petrol Boat - £19.50
Afternoon Petrol Boat (not bookable) - £12.80
Gate Key - £8.50
Car Sticker - 90p



Details for Mere Beck Game Fishing

Location:
Mere Lane
Mere Brow
Tarleton
West Lancashire
England
PR4 6JU

Tel: 01704 821006
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Mere Beck is situated near to Southport in the North West of England and within easy reach of the M6 motorway. It is a unique fishery with Salmon, Brown Trout and Grayling in an system of 8 acres of moving water providing a variety of fishing scenarios.

For the 2004 summer season, Mere Beck are happy to offer half price day tickets.
1/2 day* ticket now costs £15 (usually £30)

Full day* ticket now costs £25 (usually £50)

Junior tickets £5** (full or 1/2 day)
For more details please see the website www.merebeck.co.uk
Contact Name: Alistair Imrie
E-Mail: salmonfishing@merebeck.co.uk



Location:
Lidn Park Quarry Crescent
Pennygillam Ind. Estate
Launceston
Cornwall
England
PL15 7PF

Tel: 01566 771930
Fax: 01566 778503
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Visit The Lakes
South West lakes Trust was formed to promote and enhance sustainable recreation, access and nature conservation on and around inland waters in the South West of England for the benefit of the general public.
We invite you to visit our lakes across the West Country, just follow the brown tourism signs. There's fishing, watersports, children's play and for the less energetic lakeside tea-rooms and picnic areas overlooking the water. Miles of footpaths and cycle routes wind through beautiful countryside. All but our smallest sites have car parks and toilets, suitable for disabled people. Enjoy your visit and please return soon.
South West Lakes Trust offers many facilities for recreational activities to suit any age and ability. Whether you want to learn to sail, fish, or simply take a walk along the beautiful lakeside paths, the Trust has something for everyone.
There are some 28 fishing lakes, teeming with fish within our region, many with camping, catering facilities and recreational activates, all are listed on our web site.
The South West Lakes Trust is committed to conserving the environment for the benefit of future generations. The lakes and reservoirs provide havens for wildlife and locations for the local community and visitors to enjoy informal and active recreations in beautiful countryside. The aim of the Trust's conservation policy is to safeguard and improve the environment and protect the countryside within economic limits.
Biodiversity Action Plan
Environmental and Sustainable Recreation Policy
Contact Name: Lisa Tame
E-Mail: info@swlakestrust.org.uk
Web Site: http://www.swlakestrust.org.uk