Cheshire

Bolesworth Castle is run by Stoke on Trent angling Society, a 12 acre water running to about a mile in length and varying from 30 - 50 yards wide. It is split in two via a stunning arched bridge. One side, until recently, was nigh on impossible to fish due ... [full story]

Boothsmere is a typical shallow, silty, weedy Cheshire mere set in the tranquil grounds of Booths hall in Knutsford. It is situated just outside Knutsford on the A537 to Chelford. Fishing is controlled by Altringham and District Anglers with membership costing just £45 with a night permit a further £10.  ... [full story]

Capesthorne Hall Main Lake is a classic English estate lake of around eight-acres located in the grounds of the magnificent stately home. The water has been fished by many high profile anglers over the years and has featured in several carp fishing books and magazines. The famous red brick bridge ... [full story]

Astbury Mere was formed from an old sand and gravel pit, which has now established itself as a mature fishery. In total the lake extends to some 43 acres and is set in a slight valley surrounded in part by trees. On site there are WC's and facilities to purchase ... [full story]

Redesmere must rate as one of the most prolific big fish waters in the north-west. The water is steeped in carp angling history and many notable anglers have graced its banks over the years. The mere is situated deep in the Cheshire countryside just below the ... [full story]