Fishing venues

Home Farm Lake

Online bookings are for matches only; pleasure fishing cannot be booked online. No arrivals after 16:00 unless agreed in advance.

AI-enriched — awaiting check

Species: 8 recorded
Day tickets: £8.00 (one rod, day)
Night fishing: Not allowed
Waters: 1 water

About the water

Home Farm Lake is a single fishing lake on a working family farm in Warwickshire. Created in 2004 in a field that was always wet, it was originally stocked with silver fish, tench, chub and roach. The website now lists common, crucian and mirror carp, along with F1 hybrids and goldfish. The lake opens all year for pleasure fishing and matches, with seasonal opening hours and no night fishing. Standard pegs are listed at £8 for ages 16 to 65, with £5 concessions for under-16s and over-65s. The online payment buttons show £8.50 and £5.50 respectively. Payment must clear before anglers set up, and paying online does not guarantee availability. Only matches can be booked online; pleasure anglers should check the calendar or contact the venue before travelling. Match bookings give clubs exclusive use of the lake, costing £80 for up to ten pegs and £7 for each additional peg. Matches have a maximum duration of six hours. Facilities include a portable toilet, parking and CCTV. Anglers may drive to their pegs when conditions permit. Each angler is limited to one rod or pole and must have a valid rod licence and landing net. Barbless hooks are required, all fish must be returned, and keepnets are restricted to matches. Under-16s need adult supervision. Dogs, fires, barbecues and floating baits are not allowed, and all rubbish must be taken home.

What you can catch

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

Rules

Pay before setting up. Valid rod licence and landing net required; under-16s must be supervised by an adult. One rod or pole per angler, never unattended. Barbless hooks only, no pinched barbs, maximum size 12; no steel braids. Return all fish gently using a landing net. Keepnets are for matches only, with a six-hour maximum. Natural baits only; no floating baits. No night fishing, dogs, fires or barbecues. Take all litter home, use the toilet and respect opening hours.