Pine Lake

Price Adult £10 (Age 16 to 65)

Consession £8 (I.D required)

Tickets run from 08:00 till dusk or 19:00 which ever sooner.

Tickets must be purchased before fishing commences. Anybody caught without a ticket will be required to pay a £5 bank collection fee.

No more than one guest per paying angler, including children.

No pets.

Pine lake is a little over 1 acre in size with 30 fishing pegs.
Stocked with a large head of Carp to around 5lb, Perch to 3lb+, Golden Rudd, Rudd, Roach, and Crucians to over a 1lb, Tench to 2lb, F1 hybrids. Pine lake was originally a Match lake and hence Match type tactics can do extremely well here. 100lb+ weights are achievable if fished correctly. This Lake has lots of features such as islands, Lilly pads, overhangs etc, and never neglect the Margins here. Pellet in various sizes do well as do expanders, Corn, Maggot, Worm and Caster.

Pole fishing is a top method on this lake but Waggler and Feeder can also be extremely productive.

Rules and Bait regulations
A one rod rule is in place

Single barbless hooks only. All rigs must be safe and capable of ejecting the lead/feeder etc in the event of line breakage. No braided Mainline. No elasticated method feeders. No Keepnets.
Each angler must have a suitably sized landing net and this must be dipped before fishing. All fish must be landed using a net regardless of size. Anglers are not permitted to share landing nets.
No trout pellet, high oil pellet, Cat or dog Meat. Luncheon meat may be used as hook bait only, do not use as feed. Bread is permitted as a hook bait only, do not use floating bread or bread as feed. No particle baits or seeds except for hemp and sweetcorn.
No standing or walking with fish, all fish must be landed with a net and unhooked on a mat or off the floor in a landing net. Please ensure no fish are placed on the floor unless on an unhooking mat.
Maximum of one rod to be fished at any time.
Do not leave your rod unattended, anyone caught doing so will be asked to leave.
strictly no wading for any reason. If you lose a rod you must contact a member of staff for retrieval, this will also incur a charge of £10. Anybody caught or reported wading will be banned from the fishery.