Fishing Lake in Stoke-On-Trent

Find a Place to Fish in Stoke-On-Trent

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UK Fishing Lake

Bay Malton Angling Club, Waybutt Lane, Crewe, CW2 5QA
Tel. 01270 820812

Cheshire Fishing, Beehive Farm Carrs Lane, Chester, CH3 9NT
Tel. 01829 770041

Four Oaks Fishery, Four Oak Farm Powey Lane, Chester, CH1 6LH
Tel. 01244 881945

Hampton Springs Fishery, Hampton Springs Shay Lane, Malpas, SY14 8AD
Tel. 01948 820789

Holmston Hall Fishery, Holmston Hall Oulton Lowe, Little Budworth, Tarporley, CW6 9AY
Tel. 01829 760366

Lloyds Meadow Fisheries, Delamere Rd, Chester, CH3 8BD
Tel. 01928 740710

SonicBOOM Angling Baits, Crewe Indoor Market, Market Hall, Earle St, Crewe, CW1 2BL, Cheshire
Tel. 07900 046271

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Covering the following areas in Stoke-On-Trent: Leek, Stafford, Stoke-On-Trent, Stone, Uttoxeter

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Fishing Lake Reviews in Stoke-On-Trent

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

‘What about our Japanese friends, isn’t there one…?’
‘Just stay put. I want this fish, okay?’
That was the cue for the marlin to break through the surface, its long bill pointed skywards as it cut through a trough between the swells and disappeared into the next wall of water before boring away into the depths. The adrenalin was pumping through Mark’s body now, with the exhilaration of seeing the fish so early in the fight. The power surging up the line was unbelievable.
AUSTRALIAN MARLIN AND SASHIMI
The fight lasted about 80 minutes of searing run

‘Be Jesus, Mister Schmidt, sir, them eels of yours, I can only think they must have eaten one another!’
THOMAS, TIGER FISH AND THE OLD BULL ELEPHANT
An African canoe trip involves an epic battle with rod and line and a reminder that in the bush, as elsewhere, humans must respect their place in nature.
om and Julie Davis felt a deep connection with the Southern African bush, having lived and worked there over many years.
They regularly returned for holidays and had even become engaged on a previous expedition to the Chimanimani mountains. So it was th

Mike was an excellent fisherman under UK conditions, having caught countless trout and at least his fair share of salmon. In preparation for the Cuba trip, he had also done some saltwater training on bass, garfish and mackerel, so he was used to wading in the sea and casting at visual marine targets, even if the temperature had been slightly more conducive to neoprene chest waders than shorts and sand shoes.
The fishing began on bonefish, with his Cuban guide poling the dory along the golden flats until he found a shoal of fish. Mike then took to the water an