Are day tickets available at Redbournbury Fishery?

Redbournbury Fishery is listed as offering day ticket fishing. Always check the official venue information before travelling, as prices, booking requirements and availability can change.

What species can I catch at Redbournbury Fishery?

Redbournbury Fishery is listed with species including Trout, Coarse, Carp. Stock and catch reports can change, so check the latest venue information before fishing.

What should I check before fishing at Redbournbury Fishery?

Before travelling, check the latest opening times, ticket prices, booking requirements, bait rules, hook rules, keepnet rules, fish care requirements and whether any lakes are closed for matches or maintenance.

Where is Redbournbury Fishery?

Redbournbury Fishery is listed in St Albans, Hertfordshire, East of England. Check the venue address, postcode and official directions before travelling.

Are there other fishing lakes near St Albans?

Yes. Use the county, region and nearby lake links on this page to compare other fishing lakes before travelling.

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Redbournbury Fishery

Redbournbury Fishery near Redbourn and St Albans has separate coarse and trout lakes. Day-ticket anglers can target carp and mixed coarse species or use the trout water, with current opening information published through the fishery's Facebook page.

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4.0 (1 review)

Location guide

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Is Redbournbury Fishery in Redbourn or St Albans?

Redbournbury Fishery is situated close to Redbourn and is also commonly described as being in the wider St Albans area of Hertfordshire. Anglers looking for fishing near Redbourn or St Albans may therefore find the venue relevant.

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About Redbournbury Fishery

The fishery occupies a rural site on Beesonend Lane between Redbourn and St Albans. Its two waters provide distinct options: a coarse lake containing carp and other mixed species, and a separate trout lake. Parking and toilets are listed on site, with day-ticket and catch-and-release fishing available. Opening arrangements can vary, so anglers should check the current Facebook update or telephone the fishery before travelling.

Location: Redbournbury Fishery is close to Redbourn and is also commonly associated with the St Albans area. It may therefore be useful for anglers searching for fishing lakes near either Redbourn or St Albans.

Region: East of England
County: Hertfordshire
Town or area: St Albans
Species: Trout, Coarse, Carp
Access: Day ticket, Catch and release
Facilities: Parking, Toilets

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Fishing weather

3-day weather for Redbournbury Fishery

Forecast for St. Albans. Check again before travelling as conditions can change.

Today 30 Sep

Overcast

23°C 16°C low

25% Chance of rain

19 mph Max wind

Tomorrow 1 Oct

Sunny

20°C 13°C low

5% Chance of rain

10 mph Max wind

Friday 2 Oct

Overcast

21°C 11°C low

8% Chance of rain

13 mph Max wind

Weather data provided by WeatherAPI.com

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4.0 Based on 1 review

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★★★★☆

Really nice lake

Robert Powell · September 2026

Really nice lake and a pleasant place to spend the day. The fishing can take a bit of patience at times, so it’s worth settling in and giving your swim a chance rather than expecting instant action. The bailiffs were friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere was relaxed. Would happily fish here again.

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