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Has over 20 miles of salmon and seatrout fishing on the rivers Fowey, Lynher, Inny, Seaton and West Looe. We are a small, but enthusiastic club, who are happy to welcome visitors and new members who would be assured of a memorable fishing experience in some of the most beautiful scenery Cornwall has to offer.
Day tickets - £20.00 - available from "Lashbrooks Tackle", Bodmin and "Fishing Mayhem", Liskeard
Weekly tickets - £55.00.
Membership - £65.00 + £15.00 joining fee. Full details can be obtained by contacting Paul Mugridge on 01752 221209
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Is a first rate fishery with a season from 1st April to 15th December. Salmon enter the river all season with large seatrout arriving from April onwards followed by peal (smaller seatrout) and grilse as the season progresses.
Day tickets - £20.00 - available from "Lashbrooks Tackle", Bodmin and "Fishing Mayhem", Liskeard
Weekly tickets - £55.00.
Membership - £65.00 + £15.00 joining fee. Full details can be obtained by contacting Paul Mugridge on 01752 221209
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Is similar to the Fowey where large seatrout as well as salmon may be caught from March through to the season's end on 14th October.
Day tickets - £20.00 - available from "Lashbrooks Tackle", Bodmin and "Fishing Mayhem", Liskeard
Weekly tickets - £55.00.
Membership - £65.00 + £15.00 joining fee. Full details can be obtained by contacting Paul Mugridge on 01752 221209
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Are smaller than the Fowey and Lynher but fish very well for seatrout up to 6lbs (typically about 2lb).
Day tickets - £20.00 - available from "Lashbrooks Tackle", Bodmin and "Fishing Mayhem", Liskeard
Weekly tickets - £55.00.
Membership - £65.00 + £15.00 joining fee. Full details can be obtained by contacting Paul Mugridge on 01752 221209
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Holds good salmon and seatrout.
Day tickets - £20.00 - available from "Lashbrooks Tackle", Bodmin and "Fishing Mayhem", Liskeard
Weekly tickets - £55.00.
Membership - £65.00 + £15.00 joining fee. Full details can be obtained by contacting Paul Mugridge on 01752 221209
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Many locations in Cornwall are directly involved in fishing or have connections with the sport. For more details, go to the following excellent web-site http://www.go-fish.co.uk/cornwall.htm
Argal Reservoir, South West Water fisheries. Argal, near Penryn: 65 acres, fly only for rainbow trout. Season: beginning April - end Oct. Tickets from self-service at Hill Farm Barn
College Reservoir, near Falmouth: 38 acres, coarse only, with carp over 30lb, large perch, pike, bream, tench, eels. Open all year, 24-hour day. Permits from self-service unit at car park
Stithians Reservoir,Redruth. 247 acres. South West Water brown and rainbow trout fishery; fly, spinning, bait, fishing zoned. Season mid Mar-mid Oct . Tickets from Londis Supply Store, Stithians (01209 860301); Peninsula Watersports Centre, Stithians (01209 860409)
Drift Reservoir, near Penzance; 65 acres in quiet valley. Wild brown and stocked rainbow trout (fly only). Limit, 3 rainbows per day, no limit on wild browns. Day ticket from warden on reservoir, by car park, or Mr Terry Shorland, Driftways, Drift Dam, Penzance (01736 63869). 7m from Penzance are 3 carp pools at Tindeen Fishery, day ticket £2. J Laity, Bostrase,Millpool, Goldsithney, tel: 01736 763486. St Buryan Lake carp pool, tel: St Buryan 220
Mylor Angling Lakes , Mylor Bridge, near Falmouth. tel 01 326 373975 Open all year from 8.30 am to one hour before dusk Fly for rainbow trout in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Hayle. Fishing stations: Relubbus, Hayle Causeway and Gwinear. Trout and sea trout. Good beach fishing near Hayle, and the estuary very good, particularly for bass, mullet and flats; plenty of natural bait. Mazarion AC has three coarse pools in St Erth, near Hayle
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Many locations in Cornwall are directly involved in fishing or have connections with the sport. For more details, go to the following excellent web-site http://www.go-fish.co.uk/cornwall.htm
Lower Tamar Lake is run by South West Water. Permits for Brown and Rainbow Trout are available from on-site machines, 15 March to 12 October. Phone 01288 312262
Upper Tamar Lake near Kilkhampton is 80 acres stocked with brown and rainbow trout; fly only. Season mid March to mid Oct. Bank sites mainly, limited boat option. Permits from self-service unit at reservoir dam
Crowdy Reservoir near Camelford has rainbow and brown trout with a permit, 115 acre South West Water trout fishery. Fly, spinning and bait fishing zoned. Season mid March to mid October, Tickets from Spar Shop, Camelford (01840 212356)
The River Camel has sea trout and brown trout. The river rises on Bodmin Moor and flows 25 miles to the sea at Padstow. The wild moorland scenery has ensured that the river is pollution free and that large runs of sea trout and salmon survive. 01208 76484
The Butterwell Fishery is a picturesque holding of 40 acres, on the Camel just downstream of Nanstallon village. The season starts at the beginning of April, with the main run of sea trout beginning in June and best in July and August. The first good runs of salmon begin in September and carry on until the season closes in mid December
Fenwick Trout Fishery, Dunmere, Bodmin can be contacted on 01208 78296 all year
Bude Canal has coarse available. 01288 361399.
Dutson Water near Launceston offers coarse. 01566 772607
Tredidon Barton Lake also has coarse near Launceston. 01566 86288
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Many locations in Cornwall are directly involved in fishing or have connections with the sport. For more details, go to the following excellent web-site http://www.go-fish.co.uk/cornwall.htm
Porth Reservoir, near Newquay. 40 acres, South West Water fishery, bream, rudd, tench, roach, perch, eels, and carp. Open all year, 24 hours a day, day permits from self-service unit at car park or from 01637 879481
Menalhyl, Newquay. Brown trout. Contact. Secretary, Mawgan AC or The Merrymoor, Mawgan Porth for tickets
Bolingey Lake near Perranporth is a 4-acre coarse lake where you can fish by the hour. 01872 572 388
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Many locations in Cornwall are directly involved in fishing or have connections with the sport. For more details, go to the following excellent web-site http://www.go-fish.co.uk/cornwall.htm
Bake Lakes offer both coarse and fly fishing in the scenic countryside near Trerulefoot, between Looe, Liskeard and Saltash. www.bakelakes.co.uk
The East and West Looe Rivers have a salmon and trout season from 1st April to 15 December. 01 503 263535
The River Fowey has a season for sea trout and salmon from April 1 to Sept 30 on a 2 mile stretch neat Lanhydrock. Information from 01208 74281 The Fowey rises near the highest point of Bodmin Moor from which it flows south then turns to the west, and finally south again through Lostwithiel to its long estuary. This is another late salmon river with good sea trout fishing as well
Siblyback Lake, near Liskeard. 140 acres. Fly only, with stocked rainbow trout. Season end Mar to end Oct. Information from Watersports Centre, Siblyback, Common Moor, Liskeard, 01579 346522
Colliford Lake, on Bodmin Moor. 900 acres. South West Water fly fishery, with natural brown trout. Self-service tickets in Simonstone car park. No boats. Open mid March to mid October
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