Fishing venues

Mallory Park Fisheries

AI-enriched — awaiting check

Species: 10 recorded
Day tickets: Not offered / check access
Night fishing: Not confirmed
Waters: 8 waters

About the water

Mallory Park Fisheries’ Glebe Complex has eight numbered fishing pools, with a mixture of match waters and pools mainly reserved for members. Pool 1 is the largest, offering 30 pegs of single-bank fishing. Pegs across the complex are spaced apart, often with a bush or tree between neighbouring anglers. A bridge behind peg 28 links Pool 1 with Pool 2 and the car park. Pool 2, known as Pretties, contains carp, crucian carp, brown goldfish, perch, roach, rudd, gudgeon and chub. It is rarely used for matches and is mostly available to members. Pool 3, called Uglies, holds mainly carp averaging around 10 lb. The page says it is match-fished about five times a year, with members able to use it at other times. Pools 4 to 7 have reed-lined banks and single-bank fishing. Pools 4 and 5 each have ten pegs, while Pools 6 and 7 each have twelve. These waters are used by small clubs. Pool 8 is a rectangular, ten-peg members’ water, sometimes used to grow on small carp. The page also records larger ghost, mirror and common carp caught there. A separate koi stock pond sits behind peg 30 on Pool 1. Fishing in this pond is prohibited, although visitors may feed the fish with leftover bait.

What you can catch

Species reported by anglers, owners or the venue’s website. Check current stocks with the venue.

Rules

Pool 8 is reserved for members. Fishing in the koi stock pond behind peg 30 on Pool 1 is prohibited, but feeding the koi with leftover bait is permitted. Do not harm the water voles.