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Last updated: Monday, June 9, 2008

Broom Fisheries is in a peaceful and natural 200 acre setting, which attracts anglers from Scotland, Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyneside and Lancashire. It is situated within easy access of the M6 and M74.There are 5 coarse fishing waters to choose from as well as 2 fly fishing waters.

The coarse waters are very well stocked with thousands of quality fish, so you have an excellent opportunity to catch Barbel, Tench, Bream, Roach, Perch, Gudgeon, Ide, Chub and a wide variety of Carp.

The fly fishing waters offer high grade stock, which means they are extremely fit, strong and tasty. These waters are stocked with Rainbow, Brown, Blue, Golden and Tiger Trout, weighing from 2lb to 20lb+.

There is a well stocked tackle shop where you can purchase tackle and a wide range of baits including Maggot, Caster and Worms. There is also a cafe and refreshment area where you can have a bite to eat and a cup of coffee and chat with fellow anglers.

Canal (21 peg coarse fishing water)

The purpose built Canal has an atmosphere of natural peace and tranquility. The Canal has a depth of 4ft and an average width of 18 metres, which makes it a great place for method feeding and pole fishing. This water is heavily stocked with Carp (Mirror, Common and Ghost) as well as Tench, Bream, Chub, Perch, Roach and Koi. This water is also home to some of Broom`s biggest fish.

The Donut (15 peg coarse fishing loch)

The Donut Loch is named because of its unusual shape. It has lots of features including an island and plenty of marginal shelter for the fish. This is an excellent water for beginners and seasoned anglers alike. This water is stocked with Mirror, Common and Ghost Carp as well as Bream, Koi, Chub, Tench, Roach and Perch. Together with The Canal and The Square this water holds some of Broom`s biggest fish.

The Square (16 peg coarse fishing water)

The Square Loch has plenty of contours and an island, which makes fishing here a challenging and rewarding experience. This water is stocked with Mirror, Common and Ghost Carp as well as Tench, Bream, Koi, Chub, Roach and Perch. Together with The Canal and The Donut this water holds some of Broom`s biggest fish.

Bruce`s Acre (18 peg coarse fishing loch)
Bruce`s Acre has fairly even depths of around 5ft and is well stocked with Barbel, Common and Mirror Carp, F1 Carp, Gudgeon, Roach, Chub and Perch.

Queensberry (28 peg coarse fishing loch)

Queensberry Loch is one of the oldest waters at Broom Fisheries. It has deep marginal growth, which helps to create an excellent opportunity to catch fish close to your peg. This loch is around 6ft in depth, reducing to 3ft in the shallows.

Betula (19 peg fly fishing loch)

Betula has fairly even depths of around 6ft and is surrounded by Birch trees. This fly fishing loch offers a peaceful and tranquil fishing experience and is only a few minutes away from the motorway. Broom waters are continually re-stocked throughout the year. Betula holds Rainbow, Blue, Brown, Golden and Tiger Trout.

Salix (10 peg fly fishing loch)

Salix Loch is close to Betula Loch and is within easy access of the M6 and M64. Salix has a bay with a heavy growth overhang feature at one end, whilst at the other end there are clear pegs for easy casting which are ideal for beginners. It also has fairly even depths of around 5ft. This loch is stocked with Brown, Rainbow, Golden, Blue, and Tiger Trout.

The fishery is open from 8am until dusk everyday from 1st February until 31st October. (closed Tuesdays between 1st November to 1st January).