Manley Old Hall Fishery

Fishing from 7. 00am till 9. 00pm
Price: 1 Rod £8 additional £2
Stocked with carp, tench, bream, roach, crucian carp, chub and perch.

Directions:
M56 junction 14, take A5117 signposted Helsby.
Through traffic lights then first right Primrose Lane.
Up hill to T junction turn right Helsby Road.
To next T junction turn right Manley Road.
1. 5 miles right turn at Manley village school (School Lane).
300 yards right Sugar lane.
200 yards fishery on right.
Down the drive and left at the bottom
Could be cows crossing occasionally wont take long.

Manley Old Hall is a commercial fishery, consisting of 3 pools (Top Pool – Black Poplars, Middle Pool – Cherry Pool, Bottom Pool – Silver Birch). The top 2 pools have 26 pegs while the bottom pool has no man made pegs at this current time fishing is on the bank along the track. There is good access to the waters with several areas were parking behind the pegs is allowed.
Although we are a commercial fishery the waters have a more natural feel to them and are situated in picturesque Cheshire countryside, the only thing in common with your normal commercial set-up is the fish stocks. All three pools have mixed species with carp, tench, crucians, roach, rudd, bream, and perch in all three pools with the added bonus of chub in Cherry Pool. Each pool houses some surprises with the odd 20lb carp present.
Black Poplars
This water is 200 years old and originally a house stood where the pool is now situated. This is the shallowest of the three pools with the average depth 4′ 6″ and has 26 pegs. There is a large head of tench and crucian carp plus plenty of silver fish and is also home to the fisheries biggest known carp.
Cherry Pool
The largest and deepest with depths up to 8′. This pool again has 26 pegs and is heavily stocked with mixed species and also holds the largest head of carp. This is a ideal match water and the club is allowed to hold matches on all the waters with a additional £5. 00 pegging fee.
Silver Birch
A long canal shape water, lightly fished to date holdS some big carp. At present there are no man made pegs and fishing is on the bank along the track. This water again has descent depths with 6′ – 7′ in places, with 12m across to the far bank.

The fishery rules are situated on the notice board.
No spectators
No children under the age of 14 years to be left unsupervised at any time
Barbless hooks only
Landing nets must be used on all fish
Minimum ground bait
No bloodworm or joker
No nuts or dairy products
No keepnets to be used (except during matches)
No floating baits
Bivvies to the right hand side only
Litter to be placed in the bins provided or taken home with you
Under no circumstances should any fish be harmed or taken from the fishery anyone seen doing this will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law
We reserve the right to eject any person not abiding by these rules