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Greenwood Fisheries and Nature Reserve

Greenwood Fisheries is a non-profit two-lake fishery and nature reserve at Whitley in Cheshire, offering pleasure, match, specimen and night fishing with accessible pegs, cabins and year-round access.

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About Greenwood Fisheries and Nature Reserve

Kingfisher and Lagoon lakes have been stocked with carp and a broad range of coarse species including bream, tench, perch, roach, rudd, chub and barbel. The rural eight-acre site generally opens throughout the year apart from Christmas and maintenance closures. Specimen anglers can book bivvy pegs or wooden cabins, while the jetty includes pegs intended for disabled visitors. All nets must be dipped before fishing and anglers need barbless hooks, an unhooking mat and a valid rod licence.

County
Cheshire
Town or area
Whitley
Contact number
01925 730596
Species
Carp, Coarse, Common carp, Mirror carp, Koi, Leather carp, Ghost carp, Bream, Tench, Perch, Roach, Rudd, Chub, Barbel
Access
Day ticket, Booking advised, Night fishing, Specimen fishing, Pleasure fishing, Match fishing, Advance bivvy booking advised, Family and non-angling visitors welcome
Facilities
Parking, Toilets, Family friendly, Kingfisher Lake, Lagoon Lake, Disabled-access pegs, Wooden cabins for overnight anglers, Bivvy pegs, Net-dipping facilities, Nature reserve
Carp Coarse Common carp Mirror carp Koi Leather carp Ghost carp Bream Tench Perch Roach Rudd Chub Barbel Day ticket Booking advised Night fishing Specimen fishing Pleasure fishing Match fishing Advance bivvy booking advised Family and non-angling visitors welcome Parking Toilets Family friendly Kingfisher Lake Lagoon Lake Disabled-access pegs Wooden cabins for overnight anglers Bivvy pegs Net-dipping facilities Nature reserve

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Greenwood Fisheries and Nature Reserve venue rules

A valid rod licence is required. Nets must be dipped onsite, barbless hooks and unhooking mats are compulsory, and night anglers should reserve a bivvy peg or cabin before travelling.