South West England · Somerset · Highbridge

Emerald Pool Fishery

Emerald Pool Fishery at West Huntspill has four coarse and carp waters: Jade, Emerald, Ruby and Sapphire. The eight-acre site supports day fishing, overnight sessions and cottage-side fishing.

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About Emerald Pool Fishery

Jade is the largest water and has been drained, restocked and developed as the main carp lake, with the fishery reporting more than 100 carp above 10lb plus many smaller fish. Emerald is the longest-established pool beside the car park and holds mixed coarse fish, including carp into double figures and tench to about 5lb. Ruby is designed for straightforward access and mixed fishing, while Sapphire sits in front of the holiday cottages and provides private cottage-side swims.

County
Somerset
Town or area
Highbridge
Species
Carp, Tench, Coarse
Access
Day ticket, Night fishing, Holiday accommodation, Private cottage-side swims
Facilities
Parking, Toilets, Accommodation, Accessible fishing, Food delivered to swims, Secure tackle storage, Bait fridges

Fishing weather

3-day weather for Emerald Pool Fishery

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

Today 30 Sep
Sunny
20°C 14°C low
72% Chance of rain
25 mph Max wind
Tomorrow 1 Oct
Patchy rain nearby
17°C 13°C low
69% Chance of rain
12 mph Max wind
Friday 2 Oct
Sunny
20°C 12°C low
19% Chance of rain
15 mph Max wind

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Emerald Pool Fishery venue rules

Day fishing runs from dawn until dusk, while overnight fishing is sold as a 24-hour session. Barbless hooks are compulsory and every fish must be landed with a net and returned to the water. Keepnets, sacks, peanuts and fixed rigs are prohibited, and fish must not be handled in towels or cloths. Rod numbers must remain within the angler's Environment Agency licence entitlement.

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