Fishing venues

Dilhorne Hall Pools

Dilhorne,Staffordshire· ST10 2PQ

AI-enriched — awaiting check

Species: 7 recorded
Day tickets: Not offered / check access
Night fishing: Not confirmed
Waters: 2 waters

About the water

Dilhorne Pools consists of two landscaped lakes in the grounds of the original Dilhorne Hall estate. Both are owned and managed by Fenton and District Angling Society. Previously known as pools one and two, they have been renamed Yates' Pool and Eaton's Pool in recognition of long-serving club officials. The waters hold carp, tench, bream, crucian carp, pike, perch and roach, alongside shoals of other silverfish. The society reports carp reaching and exceeding 20lb and tench catches to 8lb. Bream are present in both pools, with fish between 2lb and 4lb described as commonplace. The stated bream record is 9lb, caught several years before the page was written. Both pools also contain crucian carp, with fish exceeding 3lb reported as a possibility, although these larger fish are rare. Predator fishing includes pike well into double figures and perch, with lure and deadbait methods mentioned on the website. Roach approaching 2lb are also described as a possible target. The page reports carp catches on boilies and traditional methods, bream catches on method feeders, and silverfish fishing with hemp and caster. These accounts cover several approaches across the two waters.