Scotland · Dumfries and Galloway · Annan

Broom Fisheries

Broom Fisheries near Annan is a large Scottish coarse-fishing complex with pleasure, specimen and match waters, a tackle shop, camping and accommodation. Its principal match lakes include Bruce's Acre, Queensberry and Wallace.

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About Broom Fisheries

The fishery occupies part of the Broom Farm Estate and offers several waters for pleasure and match fishing. Bruce's Acre, Queensberry Water and Wallace Lake are regularly used for major team and individual competitions, while Muirbeck operates as a specimen water for anglers holding the required angler number. The site also has a stocked tackle shop, toilets, camping and other accommodation. Published seasonal hours vary through the year, and the fishery closes during January and February.

Region
Scotland
Town or area
Annan
Species
Carp, Ide, Roach, Bream, Tench, Perch, Coarse, Match
Access
Day ticket, Match fishing, Specimen fishing, Holiday accommodation
Facilities
Tackle shop, Parking, Toilets, Accommodation, Camping
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Fishing weather

3-day weather for Broom Fisheries

Forecast for Annan. Check again before travelling as conditions can change.

Today 5 Oct
Patchy rain nearby
16°C 12°C low
76% Chance of rain
20 mph Max wind
Tomorrow 6 Oct
Overcast
13°C 10°C low
49% Chance of rain
7 mph Max wind
Wednesday 7 Oct
Sunny
13°C 5°C low
43% Chance of rain
12 mph Max wind

Weather data provided by WeatherAPI.com

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Broom Fisheries venue rules

Fishing is normally available Wednesday to Sunday during the open season, with shorter hours in March and from November to December and longer days from April to October. Rods must not be left unattended, and fish over two ounces must be landed with a net rather than swung to hand. Pleasure anglers must follow the fishery's biosecurity rules, including its restriction on keepnets, while match events use the separate published match arrangements.

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