Wyreside Lakes

Wyreside Lakes Coarse Fishery is a Stillwater fishery located in Lancashire. Most noted for Carp/Specimen, Coarse and Pike/Predator fishing, Carp, Pike and Perch are amongst the key species on offer at the venue. Night fishing is also possible at this venue. Food and drink can be purchased on-site too. The site features on-site toilets. Accommodation is available but please call to confirm availability, especially in peak times. A Fishing Coach may be available - please call for details.

You can contact Wyreside Lakes Coarse Fishery on 01524 792093 to discuss the site and facilities or to make a booking.

Fishery Rules

We are open for fishing all year excluding Christmas day and Boxing Day.
Pike fishing is only allowed between the 1st October and 31st March.
Doubling up on swims is not allowed. Each swim is designated for one angler - juniors (15 and under) may fish with their parent / guardian.
Only fishing bivvys are acceptable - Tents of any kind are not allowed.
Barbless hooks may be used for coarse angling on Fox’s lake only - all other waters strictly barbed hooks only.
All anglers fish on Wyreside Lakes at their own risk. All anglers must sign in on arrival at reception.
Strictly no whole nuts or pellets of any kind to be used. Only pellets purchased on the fishery can be used – these are non-oil based.
‘Sensible’ rigs must be used, and in the event of line breakage the ‘lead’ must be able to free itself from the rest of the terminal tackle easily.
Swimming and tree climbing are strictly forbidden.
No leaders of any kind to be used. No lead core of any kind to be used including Korda safety zone leaders. Braid can be used on marker rods and spod rods only.
Main line only. This must be a minimum of 15 lb. breaking strain. On the coarse lake (Foxs) 6lb min may be used.
All anglers must observe a maximum 3 rod limit (4 rods are allowed for pike fishing and carp in the winter months only). No rods may be left unattended with lines cast in or with baited hooks, this includes marker floats. Anglers must hold the appropriate EA licenses.
No remote controlled bait boats or floating aids to be used for baiting swims.

Fishery Costs

Prices start from £7 for 1rd to £16.50 for 3 rds in the winter months and £9 for 1rd to £18.50 for 3 rds in the spring / summer and autumn months.
Overnight tickets available from £20.50 for 2 rds to £24.50 for 3rds

Opening Hours

Spring/ Summer 7am till 9pm
Autumn 7am till 6pm
Winter 8am till 5pm