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Fly Fishing Trout Fisheries in Cheshire England
Chesire fishing
Address - beehive farm, plats lane, tattenhall, Chester ch3 9nt
Contact - Eileen or Rob on 01829 770041
Season - open all year
Description - Five spring-fed purpose-built lakes (6 acres in total). Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Clear water. Depth under 10 feet.
Converted barn with heating, TV and hot drinks machine.
Fly information - Natural flies include: Buzzers, Gnats, Sedge, Mayfly, Damsel and Daddies. Recommend using Buzzers, Dry Black Gnats and Greenwells, Dear Hair Sedge.
Clay lane farm fishery
Address - clay lane farm, mobberley
Contact - Brian and Margaret Cooper on 01565 873337
Season - open all year
Description - A single 2 acre spring-fed purpose-built lake in a rural setting. Clear water, depth under 10 feet.
Wooden portacabin with gas fired heating next to car park.
Fly information - Natural flies include: Buzzers, Sedge, Mayfly, Gnats, Damsel, Daddies and Grey Dusters. Recommend using Buzzer, Suspender Buzzers, Hare's Ear, Sedge, Nymphs and Pheasant Tail Nymphs.
Danebridge fisheries ltd
Address - pingle cottage, danebridge, wincle, Macclesfield
Contact - Steven Peterson on 01260 227293
Season - open all year
Description - A single 2.25 acre spring-fed lake set in River Dane Valley, Peek District. Coloured water, depth less than ten feet.
Wooden hut with facilities.
Fly fishing - Natural flies include Midge Pupa, Corixa, Olives, Damsel, Sedge, Heather Fly and Daddies. Recommend using Montana, Daddies, Buzzers, Damsel, Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear and Sedge.
Gawsworth fisheries
Address - Macclesfield
Contact - john and Chris on 01260 223442
Season - open all year
Description - one take of 2 acres surrounded by trees
Marton heath trout pools
Address - pikelow farm, school lane, marton, macclesfields skll 9hd
Contact - David or Ann Taylor on 01260 224231
Season - open all year
Description - Three spring-fed purpose-dug lakes covering 7 acres in total. Lakes in rural setting with plenty of bankside marginals. Slightly coloured water. Depths under 10 feet.
Timber lodge overlooking the water.
Fly information - Natural flies include Midge, Olives, Hawthorns, Alders, Mayfly, Damsels, Sedges and Dragonfly. Recommend using Buzzers, Damsel, Damsel Nymphs, Mayfly, Daddies and any black dry flies
Meadow fishery
Address - Warrington rd, mickle Trafford, Chester ch2 4eb
Contact - J. Percival on 01244 300236
Season - open all year
Description - Three spring-fed lakes totalling 10 acres in rural settings with clear water.
Hut with picnic tables and chairs.
Fly information - Natural flies include Buzzers, Hawthorn, Alder, Damsel, Daddies and Caddis. Recommend using Buzzers, Damsels, Pheasant Tail Nymph, Hare's Ear and Daddies.
Westlow mere
Address - Congleton & district ff ltd, westlow mere, off giants wood lane, Congleton, Cheshire cw12 2jj
Contact - 01260 270012
Season - open all year
Description - A single 18 acre spring-fed lake in rural setting. Clear water. Shallow and deep water ends.
Centrally heated wooden lodge with tea making area and microwave.
Fly information - Natural flies include Hawthorn, Chironomids, Sedges and Daddies. Recommend using Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear, Pheasant Tail Nymph, Shipmans, Greenwells, Hoppers, Damsel and Fritz.
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A full list of trout fisheries, fly types, contact details, for all trout fisheries in Wales
The Allan Water is controlled by the Allan Water Angling Improvement Association, you can buy permits by the day from the Dunblane post office or join the waiting list for the association.
A full list of trout fisheries, fly types, contact details, for all trout fisheries in England
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