Cheshire is stacked with an impressive mix of fisheries, peaceful ponds, winding canals and scenic lakes. Whether you’re chasing carp or just fancy a few hours catching silvers, Cheshire’s got you covered!
Popular Fishing Locations in Cheshire
Fisheries are becoming increasingly popular, and are a great option as an alternative or in addition to your local angling club waters – of which there are plenty spread across the county. Whatever your preference, if you want a day of constant bites and hopefully some good photos then commercial fisheries undoubtedly have there place. From Delamere’s tranquil waters to the carp‑rich pools around Macclesfield and Nantwich, the county is stacked with quality venues.
Below you’ll find a good mix of fisheries to get you started – each with its own quirks, species, and reasons to visit. Let’s dive in!
- Cheshire Oaks Fisheries
- Partridge Lakes Fishery
- Flushing Meadows Fishery
- Fields Farm Fisheries
- Greenwood Fishery
- Lloyds Meadow Fishery
- Goose Green Fishing Pool
Cheshire Oaks Fisheries
Location: Backford, Chester
Further Info: cheshireoaksfisheries.co.uk
A well‑run fishery with a tackle shop on site, set across 13 acres of quiet Cheshire countryside. It’s a more low‑key, relaxed venue compared to some of the busier commercials, making it a solid choice if you prefer a calmer day on the bank.
Expect carp, F1s, and silvers across multiple lakes. It’s clean, friendly, and ideal for both beginners and regulars.
Partridge Lakes Fishery
Location: Culcheth, Warrington
Further Info: partridgelakes.co.uk
Partridge Lakes is Cheshire’s match‑fishing powerhouse – a huge, well‑run complex with 15 lakes and nearly 400 pegs!, making it one of the busiest venues in the county.
The main draw are The Coveys, six snaking narrow lakes built for fair, competitive fishing and big weights. If you’re into matches, this is your Mecca. For carp fans, Holbar Lake is a dedicated day‑ticket water with fish well into double figures.
Pleasure anglers aren’t left out either – lakes like Willow, Piper, and Tweed offer steady action with carp, F1s, ide, roach, bream, perch, and the odd golden tench. Facilities are excellent too, with a café, tackle shop, large car park, and wheelchair‑friendly pegs.
A big, busy, well‑oiled machine – the alton towers of fishing and a must visit fishing venue!
Flushing Meadows Fishery
Location: Acton Bridge
Further Info: flushingmeadowsfisheries.co.uk
A tidy, friendly fishery with a loyal following. Flushing Meadows offers well‑stocked waters with carp, tench, and silvers, and it’s known for being a relaxed, no‑nonsense venue.
The lakes are sheltered and fish well year‑round. Great for pleasure anglers who want steady bites without the pressure of a match environment.
Fields Farm Fisheries
Location: Sandbach
Further Info: fieldsfarmfisheries.com
Fields Farm is a popular spot with multiple lakes set in a quiet scenic valley. Carp dominate, but you’ll find a good mix of species to keep things lively.
It’s well run, clean, and ideal for anglers who like variety. Expect reliable fishing and a friendly atmosphere.
Greenwood Fishery
Location: Whitley
Further Info: greenwood-fisheries.co.uk
Greenwood is a rustic, welcoming commercial fishery tucked away in the semi-rural far reaches of Warrington. It’s a peaceful spot with a loyal local following, offering a mix of carp, F1s, silvers and the usual commercial staples. The 2 lakes are easy to access and ideal for both relaxed pleasure sessions and more focused bag‑up days.
The fishing is consistent year‑round, with plenty of bites on offer to keep you active on your peg. Carp into double figures show up regularly, but it’s also a great venue if you just want steady action from smaller fish. The pegs are comfortable, the banks are well maintained, and the whole place has that friendly, no‑fuss vibe that makes for an enjoyable day’s fishing or overnighter. Cash is preferred by the bailiff.
Lloyds Meadow Fishery
Location: Delamere
Further Info: lloydsmeadow.co.uk
Situated near Delamere Forest, Lloyds Meadow is a 9 acre day ticket coarse fishing venue. The lakes sit within well maintained and scenic surroundings, offering a peaceful days fishing in the Cheshire countryside.
The fishing and ideal for both beginners and seasoned anglers. Expect carp, tench, bream, roach, perch and more. The waters are clear, the pegs are tidy, and the vibe is relaxed. Ideal for a chilled‑out session or a confidence‑boosting bag‑up!
Goose Green Fishing Pool
Location: Macclesfield
Further Info: goosegreenfarm.com/fishing
Goose Green farm fishing lakes is a lower key fishing venue made up of 4 lakes. The well maintained lakes are stocked with the usual suspects – including Carp, Tench, Roach, Perch, ide af Bream.
It’s the perfect venue for anglers who prefer a peaceful session in a relaxed atmosphere, away from some of the busier commercial fisheries featured in this post.
Day tickets are purchased from the farm, and cash is needed.
Cheshire Angling Clubs
Your local angling club is always a great place to start fishing, with an annual fee giving you access to club waters throughout the year. Here is a list of Cheshire based angling clubs.
Dunham Massey Angling Club – Based around Heatley Mere in Lymm, offering local coarse fishing with a small, established membership.
Cheadle Angling Club – Long‑running club with waters around Cheadle and Stockport, well‑reviewed by members.
Bollington & Royal Oak Angling Society – Macclesfield‑area club with scenic waters and a strong community feel.
Bay Malton Angling Club – One of the region’s biggest clubs, with extensive waters including the well‑known Border Fisheries complex near Crewe.
Wybunbury Anglers Association – Nantwich‑based club offering mixed coarse fishing across several waters.
Warrington Anglers Association – One of the UK’s largest clubs, with waters across Cheshire and beyond.
Lymm Angling Club – A major North West club with an extensive mix of stillwaters, canals and rivers across Cheshire and beyond.
Prince Albert Angling Society – A huge, highly regarded club with dozens of quality stillwaters and river stretches across Cheshire and the North West.
