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Where to Fish ? Coarse Fishing Venues in Devon !!
For full fishery details, select a coarse fishing venue from the list below [17 venues listed]
Creedy lakes: Crediton, Devon, EX17 4AB, England, UK Set in peaceful, picturesque surroundings, these two 18th century spring-fed waters that make up Creedy Lakes offer some of the hardest fighting carp in Devon. Abundantly stocked with immaculate commons [to over 31lbs], mirror and koi carp, together with green and golden tench. [Full fishery details]
Darracott Reservoir: Torrington, Devon, England, UK Darracott Reservoir offers coarse fishing in an attractive three acre water controlled by The South West Lakes Trust. Depths at this venue vary from only 3ft at the narrow end to nearly 27ft at the dam end. This venue is noted for its bream with fish to 6lb. [Full fishery details]
Eastmoore Farm Fishery: Totnes, Devon, TQ9 7PE, England, UK Eastmoore Farm Fishery offers coarse fishing set in a beautiful Devonshire valley, about 4 miles away from the historic town of Totnes. The Lake is part of a working farm which is owned and run by the Bowden Family.The Lake was completed in June 2001. [Full fishery details]
Indio Pond Fishery: Bovey Tracey, Devon, TQ13 9DY, England, UK A stay at Indio Pond in one of their lovely lakeside angler's lodges, just a few yards from the bankside, is probably as near to a fisherman's paradise as you can imagine or are likely to find anywhere. Set in 9 acres of beautiful Devon countryside. [Full fishery details]
Legge Farm Fishery: Church Road, Highampton, Devon, EX21-5LF, England, UK Legge Farm Fishery is a traditional farm coarse fishery with five well stocked, secluded sheltered lakes, surrounded by trees. The three-quarter acre spruce, has bream to 5lb, carp to 7lb grassies to 11lb, ghosties to 10lb , tench to 3lb, perch to 2lb 8oz, crucians and fantails to 2lb plus roach and rudd to 1lb. [Full fishery details]
Milemead Fisheries: Tavistock, Devon, PL19 8NP, England, UK Milemead Fisheries consists of three lakes of about 2 acres each situated in an attractive valley only one mile from Tavistock. Two of the lakes are used for coarse fishing and the third is for trout fishing. A smaller body of water, known as The Canal, is also available. [Full fishery details]
Millbrook Cottages: Umberleigh, Devon, EX37 9BX, England, UK There are 2 fully stocked lakes at Millbrook. There is one open lake which is stocked with mixed size trout for fly fishing as well as one very large lake that is stocked with various size tench and carp for coarse fishing. [Full fishery details]
Newbarn Farm Angling Centre: Collaton St Mary, Paignton, Devon, TQ4 7PT, England, UK Newbarn Farm Angling Centre offers coarse fishing on six ponds and lakes set in a beautiful sheltered valley close to Paignton, Torquay, Totnes & the South Hams area of South Devon. Quality Coarse fishing suitable for the pleasure or specimen angler. [Full fishery details]
Newcourt Barton: Langford, Cullompton, Devon EX15 1SE, England, UK Totalling an acre and a half of water in a gently sloping valley, the lakes are stocked with Common and Mirror Carp, Green and Silver Tench, Bream, Golden Orfe and Golden Rudd and vary in depth up to 6 feet. The four spring fed lakes provide a variety of fishing. [Full fishery details]
Oaktree Fishery: South Molton, Devon, EX36 3PU, England, UK Oaktree Fishery provides a chance to go coarse fishing surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt North Devon countryside rich in wildlife, with far reaching views of the Exmoor National Park.Oaktree Coarse Fishery consists of three richly stocked lakes. [Full fishery details]
Riverton Lakes: Barnstaple, North Devon, EX32 0QX, England, UK Riverton Lakes provide coarse fishing on two lakes set in a beautiful Devon valley with Exmoor and the wonderful North Devon beaches all within easy reach. Riverton provides an ideal anglers retreat or a perfect base to explore the beauty of North Devon. [Full fishery details]
Simpson Valley Coarse Fishery: Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 6JW, England, UK Simpson Valley Coarse Fishery offers coarse fishing on 6 lakes set in peaceful parkland surroundings, offering something for every type of coarse angler. Kingfisher and Buzzard are the original and therefore oldest oldest ponds on site. [Full fishery details]
South View Fishery: Shillingford St. George, Exeter, Devon, England, UK South View Coarse Fishery consists of three stream fed coarse fishing lakes known as Willow Pool, Kingfisher Pond and Heron pond. Set in six acres, all the waters have regularly produced good catches since they were opened to day ticket anglers over 15 years ago. [Full fishery details]
Squabmoor Reservoir: nr Exmouth, Devon, England, UK Controlled by the South West Lakes Trust, Squabmoor Reservoir offers coarse fishing in an idyllic setting on Woodbury Common. The four acre reservior ranges in depth from 6ft to nearly 26ft at the dam end. [Full fishery details]
Stafford Moor Fishery: Dolton, Devon, England, UK A delightful mixed coarse fishery set in beautiful Devon countryside, Stafford Moor Fishery offers excellent coarse fishing as well as Canadian lodge accomodation. The site spans 67 acres and fishing is available on 4 lakes. [Full fishery details]
Town Parks Fishery: Paignton, Devon, TQ4-7PY, England, UK Town Parks Fishery offers coarse fishing, set in a beautiful Devonshire valley. The site comprises of two coarse fishing lakes, each around one and a half acres in size holding carp, tench, chub, bream, roach, rudd, golden rudd and perch. [Full fishery details]
Willowfield Lake: Braunton, North Devon, EX33 2NX. England, UK Carp and coarse fishing is available to residents only at Willowfield Lake. The lake at Willowfield was excavated 18 years ago, and was initially stocked with carp [mirrors and commons], roach and tench. It was the policy to keep only the three species, to avoid inter breeding, and to date this has been successful. [Full fishery details]