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Match and pleasure fishing on 10 lakes in the Yorkshire countryside. Carp fishing near Thirsk, Ripon and Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Falfish is a leading multi-species seafood supplier located in Cornwall, the heart of Europe's richest and most diverse fishing grounds.
Byer Koi Farm is a UK Koi Farm based in Hertfordshire. We sell Koi Carp, Koi Fry, Small Koi, Tosai and Nisai. Farming koi carp the Japanese way, but in the UK. Open all year round by appointment. Koi delivery to most areas of mainland UK using our specialist fish courier service.
FISHING LAKES OPEN Please find this years opening times and prices at the bottom of the page or click here. A popular pleasure lake, Lake One produces quality very mixed bags of fish species throughout the year, as with all the
New Mills Fly Fishing Lake is a Troutmasters stream fed water and home to hard fighting specimen rainbow, golden, tiger, blue and brown trout up to 22lb+. Open all year round, with dawn, twilight and disability fishing available.
Gael Force Group is a name synonymous with many marine activities including Marine Equipment, Marine Moorings, Engineering, Marine Technology, Marinas & Pontoons and most recently, Fish Farming Pens. Browse our pages to get more information on what we do.
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Alvingham Fishing Lakes is situated near to Louth on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Fishing in 2 lakes stocked with Common, Mirror, Grass and Crucian Carp, Roach, Rudd, Bream and Tench.
Native oysters have been fished commercially off Whitstable, Kent in SE England since Roman times. Whitstable Bay is part of the Swale estuary, a shallow area with good tidal interaction between land and sea giving ideal conditions for good algal production and shellfish growth. Seasalter Shellfish (Whitstable) Ltd owns two square miles of seabed off Whitstable known as the Pollard Ground. We also have a Crown fishery of similar size off the Isle of Sheppy called the Ham Ground. The grounds have been managed by "Seasalter" and it's predecessors since 1853 when it was purchased from the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral. Traditionally the ground had provided fish for the Monastery larder since before Magna Carta in 1066. At the turn of the last century more than 100 boats and over 500 people were employed in harvesting and selling Whitstable Oysters. In later years, however, oysters stocks and markets declined throughout the UK due to disease, bad winters, pollution from a nearby paper mill and over fishing. After World War Two, the industry as a whole became practically non existent. During the early sixties the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries began research on artificial breeding techniques for oysters using the Pacific oyster. A team of biologists led by a young John Bayes were employed by Associated Fisheries, (which took over the old Seasalter & Ham Oyster Fishery Company in 1965) to set up a hatchery at Whitstable and begin a re-stocking programme for both species. These were difficult times for oyster growers and many oyster fisheries ceased production. The specialist nature of artificial oyster rearing required high investment and extensive research. The operation was under threat of closure until it was rescued in1986 by John Bayes and renamed Seasalter Shellfish (Whitstable) Limited. Present and Future ....
Get away from it all with a fishing escape in the Kent countryside
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Fly & Trout Fishing at Rockbourne | Fordingbridge | Hampshire | Dorset