Park Farm

Brief description of fishery:

Part of the illustrious Willey Estates, Park Farm, Broseley has become known as Dawley Angling Societies premium water, often competing with some well known commercial fisheries for match weights caught. Set in peaceful surroundings where deer can often be spotted this pool is cherished by anglers of all ages travelling from great distance to fish.

Acquired in the early 2000’s Park Farm was kept closed to the public for a period of years whilst a stocking, development and feeding program was vigilantly maintained before the society permitted their members to fish, this program established a healthy stock level in the pool, with many still swimming in the waters to this day. A very strong head of carp can be found here with some beautiful mirror carp examples especially, for those wishing to target the silvers there are plenty of roach, bream, and some prize example perch to be found. Roach over the pound and Perch over 3lb have both been caught here but it takes a dedicated and persistent approach to catch these.

Good baits to use include the usual Pellets, Corn, bread, casters for the carp as well as Maggots, pinkies and small bread punch for the silvers.

This pool suits pole anglers well with many fish caught in the margins or shallow water during the warmer months, but anglers can be equally rewarded with more traditional methods of a float rod, method feeder, bomb & bread, a recent haul of large silvers was caught using a swing tip.

Park Farm really is a gem of a water suited to all anglers of all ages and styles.

  • A maximum of two rods or poles per angler to be used at any time.
  • Barbless hooks only on stillwaters.
  • Maximum size 12 hook on stillwaters.
  • NO FLOATING BAIT of any kind, on-hook or loose feed.
  • No shelf-life boilies, frozen boilie feed baits only.
  • Boilies, pop-ups, wafters, and match boilies can be used as hook baits.
  • No tiger nuts.
  • Unused baits are not to be left on the bankside.
  • No fishing between pegs.
  • No night fishing.
  • No fires on, or around pegs.
  • Keepnets are not allowed, unless in an official contest.
  • All fish over 4oz must be landed with a landing net, to protect the fish.
  • No rods or lines to be left in the water unattended.
  • There must be 6 inches of line between the rod/pole tip AND 6 inches of line between
    the float and hook.
  • No free-lining, afloat, feeder or leger must always be used.
  • All fish must be returned to the water alive and unharmed.
  • NO FISH ARE TO BE REMOVED FROM THE WATER, DEAD OR ALIVE!
  • If a fish is dead, please leave it in the water for the bailiff’s attention.
  • Anglers will be held responsible for the removal of ALL litter when leaving the peg,
    irrespective of whether or not the litter was present on arrival.
  • No alcohol or drugs.
  • No loud music.
  • The use of bad language and/or abusive behavior in any Society venue will not be tolerated.

Address

Lodge Lane, Broseley TF12 5BP

Access & Parking

Park Farm, Broseley is located on Lodge Lane, approached from the Benthall Lane (B4375) at the northern end, or via the B4376 from the southern end with its own dedicated car park just off the main road, a what 3 words address for this car park is below. Please see the map for further details.

Although the pool does not have a postal address, the nearest postcode is TF12 5BP. Please see the map for further details.

Parking is just through the gate off Lodge Lane. Please keep the gate closed at all times, opening for access and exit only. Keeping the gate closed, helps us to protect the venue and deter any unwelcome visitors. Please park around the perimeter edge of the stone car park, leaving parked vehicles enough room to manoeuvre and exit.

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Species

  • Carp
  • Mirror Carp
  • Perch
  • Roach
  • Rudd