Rose Park Fishery
Rose Park Fishery Lakes
Rose Park Fishery Lakes is a fishing beat on the water at Rose Park Fishery. Day tickets from £10.
Pricing and season
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Fishing details
Rose Park Fishery Lakes at a glance
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Fishing methods
The two lakes at Rose Park Fishery total 2.5 acres, with the bottom lake about 2 acres of that. Both are stocked with rainbow and brown trout and both hold wild brown trout, which the Fish Pass listing puts at anything from a few inches to 5lb, averaging around 2lb.
The Fish Pass listing says the bottom lake is stocked with rainbows of 2 to 7lb and the odd brown trout of 1 to 3lb, and that the specimen lake holds rainbows of 3 to 11lb with stocked browns of 2 to 6lb. Dry fly fishing can be very good from March to October, with hatching insects and falling terrestrials. Through the autumn and on mild winter days, nymphs and streamers can be productive.
It is fly fishing only with single barbless hooks, and all brown trout must be returned. A catch and release ticket covers both lakes and costs £15 for two hours or £25 for the day. Catch and take tickets cover the bottom lake only: £20, £30 or £40 for one, two or three rainbow trout, with a £10 catch and release add-on. The fishery’s price list says catch and release tickets are available from 1 September to 1 July. Fishing is allowed from first to last light, and you pay before you start. Tickets are sold in the fishing hut or booked on Fish Pass.
Stocking and fish species
Rules and policies
Fishing rules for Rose Park Fishery Lakes
Fly fishing only. Pay before you start fishing. Barbless hooks only, and only single hooks. All brown trout must be released. A catch and release ticket covers both lakes; a catch and take rainbow trout ticket covers the bottom lake only. When releasing fish, keep them in the net and in the water at all times, and use a soft knotless or rubber meshed net. Fishing is allowed from first to last light.
Where Rose Park Fishery Lakes is
Exact location is hidden at the owner's request. at Rose Park Fishery.
Approximate locationThe fishery and river
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FAQ
Rose Park Fishery Lakes FAQs
Practical questions anglers ask before fishing Rose Park Fishery Lakes, from tickets to tactics.
