has anybody fished at cheshire fishing the web site looks good and it seems to stock big rainbows that give a good fight. reasonably priced too.

I have been there for a couple of years but I used to fish there quite a lot, the pools are mostly fairly small but well stocked and some are deep. Some pools offer nice clear water fishing and others have a bit of colour to them. The typical stock fish was between 1lb and 2lb but there were some very good fish in there as well.

It's quite a friendly fishery with a decent tackle shop and when I fished there had a good deal on a Sporting Ticket. I once caught about 30 there in a couple of hours by using small nymphs on light leaders.

Just one word of warning - it can take a bit of finding!

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hi my fellow leeds utd friend i have been to cheshire fishery quite a few times i usually use a bung and a bloodworm about 4 foot down and sometimes on the middle lake i use a green and white lure on the point , a buzzer on the middle dropper and an orange blob on the top dropper and usually do very well with them. P s hope this helps let me know when you are going and i might pop up to meet a fellow leeds fan and the first fly forum member!! ( who ever i speak to at fishing from all over the country not one has ever been a member of this forum) great we finally went up leeds leeds leeds!!!!

so many leeds fans on this forum. cheshire fishing sounds well worth a go, ill let u know when i go cheers for the info .........M.O.T

good look fishing cheshire, i have fished there about 100 times. best advice i could give you is to fish pool three on the far side about half way down using bloodworm and keep it close in to the bank ( no more than three foot out) using a slow figure 8 retrieve. there are always fish holding up there especially if it is difficult fishing. tight lines! sorry forgot to say facing the trees for the direction.

Its alright a bit featureless but some big fish.

I go carp fishing ther a lot with my brother and enjoy it.

Its got a good shop and the staff are friendly.

John.