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Claremont Farm Fishery

Claremont Farm Fishery is a compact mixed coarse lake in Bebington, with carp, crucians and a cracking spread of other coarse species. There are 26 reported pegs, day and night tickets, plus a farm café and shop for the useful extras.

“7.0/10 — The reported mix of carp, crucians, tench and other coarse species offers broad appeal, without published weights or catch expectations.”

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Claremont Farm Fishery keeps things straightforward: one mixed coarse lake at Old Clatterbridge Road, Bebington, Wirral, CH63 4JB. The official website says the refurbished fishery has reopened, so this isn't just an old listing hanging about. At approximately one acre, it's a compact venue rather than a sprawling complex.

  • 1 lake: Coarse lake
  • Fish: carp, crucian, chub, tench, bream, roach, rudd
  • Tickets from: Adult all-day fishing — £12
  • Find it: Bebington · CH63 4JB

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The full rundown on Claremont Farm Fishery

Claremont Farm Fishery keeps things straightforward: one mixed coarse lake at Old Clatterbridge Road, Bebington, Wirral, CH63 4JB. The official website says the refurbished fishery has reopened, so this isn't just an old listing hanging about. At approximately one acre, it's a compact venue rather than a sprawling complex. That's a useful starting point if your idea of a day out is choosing a peg and settling into some mixed coarse fishing.

The species list is the proper draw here. Common and mirror carp are reported alongside crucian carp, tench, bream, roach, rudd and chub. That gives the lake appeal beyond simply chasing carp all day. Fancy a mixed bag rather than putting everything into one species? This is the sort of line-up worth a look. No fish weights are supplied, though, so don't mistake a varied stock list for a promise of lumps or a PB.

There are 26 reported fishing pegs and a perimeter access path. One peg is reported as suitable for disabled access, which is handy to know before making plans. It doesn't establish that every swim is accessible, mind. If that particular peg matters to your day, speak to Tom before setting off and check the arrangements. Fishing is restricted to designated pegs, so there's no choosing a cheeky spot elsewhere around the bank.

Ticket choices cover adults, younger anglers and night fishing. The adult ticket is specifically an all-day option; the under-16 and under-12 tickets don't have a stated duration. Likewise, the night price is per person without a published session length. Gates open at 7am and close at 7pm sharp, making night-access arrangements something to sort beforehand. Booking enquiries go to Tom with the fishery, although whether advance booking is compulsory isn't specified.

Get the tackle and bait checks done before loading the car. A mat and landing net are required, hooks must be barbless and multi-hook rigs aren't allowed. Bread, nuts, home-prepared particles, homemade boilies and shelf-life boilies are all prohibited. Groundbait must be used moderately, with no mole soil. Keepnets are banned too. In short, don't assume your usual bait bucket is bob on for this lake without checking its contents against the rules.

Away from the peg, the farm café and shop open daily from 9am to 5pm, giving you a useful food-and-drink stop within those hours. Rubbish bins are provided, dogs must stay on leads and spectators need the bailiff's agreement. An older listing mentions a portable toilet, but its current availability needs checking. The overall appeal is clear enough: a small mixed fishery with useful farm extras, straightforward ticket options and firm rules to get familiar with.

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Claremont Farm Fishery FAQs

Do I need to book before fishing?

Booking enquiries go to Tom with the fishery. Advance-booking requirements aren't specified, so give him a bell before travelling.

Can I fish at night?

Yes. Night fishing is £30 per person, but the session length isn't specified. Gates close at 7pm sharp, so agree arrival and access arrangements beforehand.

Is there a fishing season?

The official page specifies no annual fishing season. Gates open at 7am and close at 7pm sharp; check with Tom about any temporary changes.

Are there refreshments and toilets?

The farm café and shop open daily, 9am–5pm. An older listing mentions an on-site portable toilet, but current availability needs checking.

Where's the nearest tackle shop?

There's farm café and shop: daily, 9am–5pm on site, so you can grab bits on the day. For anything bigger, stock up before you leave home — or order online in advance.

Do I need to bring food?

There's farm café and shop: daily, 9am–5pm listed, but opening times vary, so pack snacks and plenty of water just in case — especially on a long session.

Are there toilets on site?

Yes — the fishery lists portable toilet mentioned in an older listing; check current availability.

Is there parking, and how close is it to the swims?

Yes — listed fishery car park. Walks to the further pegs can be a trek, so a barrow helps.

What's the postcode for the sat nav?

CH63 4JB.

How much is a ticket?

Adult all-day fishing: £12; Under-16 ticket; duration unspecified: £10; Under-12 ticket; duration unspecified: £6; Night fishing; session length unspecified: £30 per person. Prices last checked 2026-10-05 — they can change, so check before you go.

Can I just turn up, or do I need to book?

Day tickets are available on Coarse lake. Busy weekends can fill up, so ring ahead if you've got your heart set on a swim.

What fish are in there?

Across the lakes you'll find carp, crucian, chub, tench, bream, roach, rudd. See each lake tab for which fish live where.

How many lakes are there?

1 — Coarse lake (Approximately one acre).

Is night fishing allowed?

We haven't seen a clear night-fishing rule. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.

Can I bring my dog?

Yes — Dogs must remain on leads.

Are bait boats allowed?

We haven't seen a bait-boat rule listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.

Do I need barbless hooks?

Yes, it's required — Barbless hooks only. Multi-hook rigs are prohibited.

Do I need my own unhooking mat or cradle?

Yes, it's required — Both a mat and landing net are required.

Is it suitable for disabled anglers?

The fishery lists one reported disabled-access peg. Ring ahead to check which swims suit you.

Do I need a rod licence?

Yes — anyone 13 or over fishing in England and Wales needs an Environment Agency rod licence (or Natural Resources Wales in Wales), on top of your fishery ticket.

When's the best time of year to fish here?

Late spring through autumn is prime for most species. Check our live weather edge for this venue before you go — it updates daily.

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