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Bishampton Angling Club Lakes
Bishampton Angling Club Lakes, commonly known as Jubilee Fishery, was a historic three-pool club water near Bishampton. It should now be treated as a former venue, with access and fishing rights needing a check before anyone travels.
“5.9/10 — Reported match weights and a former 163lb 1oz venue record suggest strong historic coarse-fishing potential.”
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The lowdown
Jubilee Fishery was the club-water setup near Bishampton, Worcestershire, tucked off Naunton Beauchamp Road. Evesham Jubilee Angling Society ran and maintained it from around 2002, with the venue growing from one pool into a three-lake complex. A proper little coarse-fishing setup, then, with plenty of history behind it.
- 3 lakes: Jubilee Pool, Withies Pool, Third pool
- Fish: carp, crucian, bream, rudd
- Find it: Bishampton · WR10 2LG
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The full rundown on Bishampton Angling Club Lakes
Jubilee Fishery was the club-water setup near Bishampton, Worcestershire, tucked off Naunton Beauchamp Road. Evesham Jubilee Angling Society ran and maintained it from around 2002, with the venue growing from one pool into a three-lake complex. A proper little coarse-fishing setup, then, with plenty of history behind it.
The pools were generally known as Jubilee Pool, Withies Pool and a third pool that wasn’t named. Reported fish included carp, crucian carp, skimmers, bream and rudd, so there was a decent mix for match anglers and general coarse fishing. Different pools can fish very differently, of course, so finding out which areas are available would be job one before packing the gear.
Crucians were a notable part of the Jubilee story. Around 200 young fish were stocked through a national conservation project, followed later by roughly 300 more. That’s a cracking bit of work for a much-loved coarse species. Think light, tidy tackle, small baits and a good look around the margins if access is confirmed. Rudd, skimmers and bream also gave anglers other options when the carp weren’t playing ball.
The venue hosted club matches and open matches, with a highest reported match weight of 163lb 1oz. Weights of 30lb to 40lb were also reported from many pegs in better years. That suggests the lakes could get properly on the munch when conditions lined up, although match weights are never a promise for an ordinary session. Bring a couple of approaches, stay mobile where allowed and keep an eye on shallow water, cover and the margins.
Membership was the traditional way in. During its active period, the club had more than 100 members, and members could fish the water as often as they wished under the arrangement. Historical membership value was described as less than £5 per month, but that isn’t a current price. It was not presented as a normal public day-ticket fishery, so don’t just turn up with a seatbox and expect to fish.
The key bit now is access. The club reportedly gave up Jubilee Fishery in 2022 and later continued as a roving angling club rather than running these lakes. This should therefore be treated as a historic Bishampton Angling Club/Jubilee Fishery listing, not a confirmed currently open venue. Before travelling, contact the society and ask who controls the water, whether fishing is allowed, which pool is available and what ticket or membership rules apply.
No current public day-ticket price, lake dimensions, opening hours, season dates, night-fishing permission or individual booking setup was confirmed. The historic contact listed was Phil Seedhouse with the fishery. The address was The Fishery, Naunton Beauchamp Road, Pershore, Worcestershire, WR10 2LG. If access is confirmed, take versatile coarse kit, sensible margin tackle and enough bait options to cover carp, silverfish and crucians.
We're not sure on ticket prices here — we couldn't find reliable, up-to-date prices online, so give the fishery a ring or check their own site before you go.
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Bishampton Angling Club Lakes FAQs
Is Bishampton Angling Club Lakes currently open?
It is not confirmed as currently open. The club reportedly gave up Jubilee Fishery in 2022.
Where was the fishery?
Off Naunton Beauchamp Road, near Bishampton; the listed address was The Fishery, Naunton Beauchamp Road, Pershore, Worcestershire, WR10 2LG.
Who should anglers contact?
The historic society contact listed was Phil Seedhouse with the fishery.
What fish were present?
Reported species included carp, crucian carp, skimmers, bream and rudd.
Where's the nearest tackle shop?
We haven't found a tackle shop on site at Bishampton Angling Club Lakes. Sort your bait and end tackle before you travel, as there's no guarantee of anything close by near Bishampton.
Do I need to bring food?
We haven't seen any food on site, so bring your own grub and drinks. A flask and a stove (where allowed) make a long day much better.
Are there toilets on site?
Not that we've seen listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Is there parking, and how close is it to the swims?
The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off. Bring a barrow in case it's a walk.
What's the postcode for the sat nav?
WR10 2LG.
How much is a ticket?
We haven't got current prices. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Can I just turn up, or do I need to book?
Bishampton Angling Club Lakes isn't day-ticket water — Jubilee Pool, Withies Pool, Third pool are members or syndicate only.
What fish are in there?
Across the lakes you'll find carp, crucian, bream, rudd. See each lake tab for which fish live where.
How many lakes are there?
3 — Jubilee Pool (Not published), Withies Pool (Not published), Third pool (Not published).
Is night fishing allowed?
It depends — No current night-fishing permission was found.
Can I bring my dog?
Not covered in the rules we've checked. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
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?
Most UK fisheries prefer barbless or micro-barbed hooks — ask on arrival if unsure.
Do I need my own unhooking mat or cradle?
Bring one either way — most fisheries expect it and the fish deserve it.
Is it suitable for disabled anglers?
We haven't seen disabled access listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
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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Jubilee Pool: the original-named pool in the historic jubilee fishery complex.
- Size
- Not published
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp, crucian, bream, rudd
Jubilee Pool was one of the three pools forming the former club-controlled complex near Bishampton. It was part of a primarily coarse-fishing venue run by Evesham Jubilee Angling Society.
Carp, crucian carp, skimmers, bream and rudd were reported from the fishery, with Environment Agency records noting crucian stocking at Jubilee Fishery. Current access is not confirmed.
Approximately 200 young crucians were stocked, followed by approximately 300 more through a national conservation project.
Lake photographs
A look around Jubilee Pool
Bishampton Angling Club Lakes
Jubilee Pool
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Suits
- Club anglers after mixed coarse fishing
- Match-style fishing for carp, bream, skimmers and rudd
Maybe not for
- Anyone wanting a straightforward current day-ticket session
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Jubilee Pool
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
crucian
Delicate float for crucians
Crucian bites are tiny dips and lifts, so a sensitive float shotted right down is what catches them.
- Fish a small insert waggler or pole float over-depth by an inch.
- Corn, maggot or a 4mm pellet on a size 16–18.
- Strike at any small movement — crucians rarely bury the float.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
rudd
Floating baits and shallow float for rudd
Rudd feed high in the water, often near reeds and lilies on warm days. Fish up in the water to them, not on the bottom.
- A light waggler set 1–2ft deep with a single maggot or caster on a size 18.
- Loose-feed little and often to bring them up.
- Floating bread flake works brilliantly in summer.
Jubilee Pool FAQs
Could anyone turn up and fish Jubilee Pool?
It was not presented as a normal public day-ticket venue, and current access is unverified.
Were crucians stocked here?
Yes. Around 200 young crucians were stocked, followed by roughly 300 more in the same conservation project.
What's the lake record on Jubilee Pool?
Going by what the fishery says: Approximately 200 young crucians were stocked, followed by approximately 300 more through a national conservation project. That's the owner's figure, not ours — take it as a guide.
What fish are in Jubilee Pool?
carp, crucian, bream, rudd. Approximately 200 young crucians were stocked, followed by approximately 300 more through a national conservation project.
How big is Jubilee Pool and how many swims?
Around Not published acres. The original-named pool in the historic Jubilee Fishery complex..
Which baits work well on Jubilee Pool?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Jubilee Pool further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: with the fish the fishery lists here, a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Jubilee Pool get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. Booking ahead is the safe bet.
What weather suits bigger catches on Jubilee Pool?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Bishampton Angling Club Lakes before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Jubilee Pool?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Jubilee Pool on a day ticket?
No — Jubilee Pool is syndicate or members only, so you'll need to sort a ticket direct with the fishery.
Is night fishing allowed on Jubilee Pool?
It depends — No current night-fishing permission was found.
Who does Jubilee Pool suit?
Good for: Club anglers after mixed coarse fishing; Match-style fishing for carp, bream, skimmers and rudd. Less suited to: Anyone wanting a straightforward current day-ticket session.
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Withies Pool: one of the named pools in the former three-lake club complex.
- Size
- Not published
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp, crucian, bream, rudd
Withies Pool was one of the pools generally associated with Jubilee Fishery near Bishampton. The venue was primarily aimed at coarse anglers and club members.
Specific current details for Withies Pool, including size, pegs, opening times and access, were not verified. Treat it as a historic venue listing and check before travelling.
Lake photographs
A look around Withies Pool
Bishampton Angling Club Lakes
Withies Pool
We’re checking the fishery’s Withies Pool pictures before displaying them here. You can still see the originals on the fishery’s website.
Suits
- Anglers looking for historic club-water coarse fishing
- Match anglers interested in the former venue
Maybe not for
- Anglers needing confirmed lake dimensions or current booking information
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Withies Pool
carp
Zigs in the warmer months
In clear, deep water carp often sit up in the layers on warm days. A zig is the only way to get a bait in front of them.
- Start at half depth and move up or down a foot at a time until you get bites.
- Black or foam hookbaits work well on bright days.
- Keep it simple — no freebies needed.
carp
A bigger bed of bait at range
On wide, open water the fish move about a lot — a decent bed of bait at range holds a passing group long enough to get a bite.
- Find a clean, hard spot with a marker float and clip up so every cast lands on it.
- Spread the bait with a spod or throwing stick — little and often.
- Mix boilies, pellet and particles so there's always something left for the fish to graze.
- Match the hookbait to the freebies.
crucian
Delicate float for crucians
Crucian bites are tiny dips and lifts, so a sensitive float shotted right down is what catches them.
- Fish a small insert waggler or pole float over-depth by an inch.
- Corn, maggot or a 4mm pellet on a size 16–18.
- Strike at any small movement — crucians rarely bury the float.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
Withies Pool FAQs
How big was Withies Pool?
No current lake-by-lake acreage or dimensions were found.
Is Withies Pool currently open?
Current fishing rights were not verified, so contact the society before travelling.
What's the lake record on Withies Pool?
The fishery hasn't published a record for Withies Pool that we've found. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
What fish are in Withies Pool?
carp, crucian, bream, rudd.
How big is Withies Pool and how many swims?
Around Not published acres. One of the named pools in the former three-lake club complex..
Which baits work well on Withies Pool?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Withies Pool further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Withies Pool get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. Booking ahead is the safe bet.
What weather suits bigger catches on Withies Pool?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Bishampton Angling Club Lakes before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Withies Pool?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Withies Pool on a day ticket?
No — Withies Pool is syndicate or members only, so you'll need to sort a ticket direct with the fishery.
Is night fishing allowed on Withies Pool?
It depends — No current night-fishing permission was found.
Who does Withies Pool suit?
Good for: Anglers looking for historic club-water coarse fishing; Match anglers interested in the former venue. Less suited to: Anglers needing confirmed lake dimensions or current booking information.
Community reported
Recent angler updates
No angler updates yet — that's normal. Be the first to help the next angler.
How busy was it?
Nobody's said yet. It's part of the 20-second update below.
No live tracking — this is what anglers told us after their session, and it's never part of the venue score.
Water updates from anglers
No active water updates.
Help other anglers
Syndicate · invite only
Third pool: the unnamed third pool in the former jubilee fishery complex.
- Size
- Not published
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp, crucian, bream, rudd
The fishery developed into three pools, with Jubilee Pool and Withies Pool named specifically and the third generally referred to simply as another pool.
Species reported from the fishery included carp, crucian carp, skimmers, bream and rudd. No current details were confirmed for this pool.
Lake photographs
A look around Third pool
Bishampton Angling Club Lakes
Third pool
We’re checking the fishery’s Third pool pictures before displaying them here. You can still see the originals on the fishery’s website.
Suits
- Historic club members and match anglers
- Coarse anglers targeting a mixed species bag
Maybe not for
- Casual visitors expecting public day-ticket access
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Third pool
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
crucian
Delicate float for crucians
Crucian bites are tiny dips and lifts, so a sensitive float shotted right down is what catches them.
- Fish a small insert waggler or pole float over-depth by an inch.
- Corn, maggot or a 4mm pellet on a size 16–18.
- Strike at any small movement — crucians rarely bury the float.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
rudd
Floating baits and shallow float for rudd
Rudd feed high in the water, often near reeds and lilies on warm days. Fish up in the water to them, not on the bottom.
- A light waggler set 1–2ft deep with a single maggot or caster on a size 18.
- Loose-feed little and often to bring them up.
- Floating bread flake works brilliantly in summer.
Third pool FAQs
What was the third pool called?
The checked details do not give it a separate name.
Can anglers book the third pool?
No current individual booking system was found, and access is not confirmed.
What's the lake record on Third pool?
The fishery hasn't published a record for Third pool that we've found. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
What fish are in Third pool?
carp, crucian, bream, rudd.
How big is Third pool and how many swims?
Around Not published acres. The unnamed third pool in the former Jubilee Fishery complex..
Which baits work well on Third pool?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Third pool further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Third pool get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. Booking ahead is the safe bet.
What weather suits bigger catches on Third pool?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Bishampton Angling Club Lakes before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Third pool?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Third pool on a day ticket?
No — Third pool is syndicate or members only, so you'll need to sort a ticket direct with the fishery.
Is night fishing allowed on Third pool?
It depends — No current night-fishing permission was found.
Who does Third pool suit?
Good for: Historic club members and match anglers; Coarse anglers targeting a mixed species bag. Less suited to: Casual visitors expecting public day-ticket access.
Community reported
Recent angler updates
No angler updates yet — that's normal. Be the first to help the next angler.
How busy was it?
Nobody's said yet. It's part of the 20-second update below.
No live tracking — this is what anglers told us after their session, and it's never part of the venue score.
Water updates from anglers
No active water updates.
Help other anglers
Venue Rule Checker
- No
Was it a normal public day-ticket fishery?
The venue was not presented as a normal public day-ticket water.
- Yes
Was membership historically the main access route?
Members could fish the club water as often as they wished under the membership arrangement.
- Only if
Is current access confirmed?
The club reportedly gave up the fishery in 2022, so contact the society before travelling.
- Only if
Was night fishing confirmed?
No current night-fishing permission was found.
- Only if
Were fishing season dates confirmed?
No current season dates were found.
Taken from the fishery’s own pages, last checked 10 October 2026. Rules change — always check with the fishery before you go.
Rules and prices change through the season. Follow and we'll flag changes the fishery or other anglers report.
Tips & guides worth reading
How we'd fish each lake
Our own suggestions, worked out from each lake's features, its main fish and the venue rules. They're tried-and-tested methods, not reports from this venue, so watch the water and ask in the tackle shop on the day.
Jubilee Pool
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
crucian
Delicate float for crucians
Crucian bites are tiny dips and lifts, so a sensitive float shotted right down is what catches them.
- Fish a small insert waggler or pole float over-depth by an inch.
- Corn, maggot or a 4mm pellet on a size 16–18.
- Strike at any small movement — crucians rarely bury the float.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
rudd
Floating baits and shallow float for rudd
Rudd feed high in the water, often near reeds and lilies on warm days. Fish up in the water to them, not on the bottom.
- A light waggler set 1–2ft deep with a single maggot or caster on a size 18.
- Loose-feed little and often to bring them up.
- Floating bread flake works brilliantly in summer.
Withies Pool
carp
Zigs in the warmer months
In clear, deep water carp often sit up in the layers on warm days. A zig is the only way to get a bait in front of them.
- Start at half depth and move up or down a foot at a time until you get bites.
- Black or foam hookbaits work well on bright days.
- Keep it simple — no freebies needed.
carp
A bigger bed of bait at range
On wide, open water the fish move about a lot — a decent bed of bait at range holds a passing group long enough to get a bite.
- Find a clean, hard spot with a marker float and clip up so every cast lands on it.
- Spread the bait with a spod or throwing stick — little and often.
- Mix boilies, pellet and particles so there's always something left for the fish to graze.
- Match the hookbait to the freebies.
crucian
Delicate float for crucians
Crucian bites are tiny dips and lifts, so a sensitive float shotted right down is what catches them.
- Fish a small insert waggler or pole float over-depth by an inch.
- Corn, maggot or a 4mm pellet on a size 16–18.
- Strike at any small movement — crucians rarely bury the float.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
Third pool
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
crucian
Delicate float for crucians
Crucian bites are tiny dips and lifts, so a sensitive float shotted right down is what catches them.
- Fish a small insert waggler or pole float over-depth by an inch.
- Corn, maggot or a 4mm pellet on a size 16–18.
- Strike at any small movement — crucians rarely bury the float.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
rudd
Floating baits and shallow float for rudd
Rudd feed high in the water, often near reeds and lilies on warm days. Fish up in the water to them, not on the bottom.
- A light waggler set 1–2ft deep with a single maggot or caster on a size 18.
- Loose-feed little and often to bring them up.
- Floating bread flake works brilliantly in summer.
Good background reading. Most of it is a few years old, so treat it as a starting point and ask on the day.
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What anglers reckon
5.9/10 from Tackle Index: Reported match weights and a former 163lb 1oz venue record suggest strong historic coarse-fishing potential.
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Checked Sept '26 — “Bishampton Angling Club Lakes, commonly known as Jubilee Fishery, was a historic three-pool club water near Bishampton. It should now be treated as a former venue, with access and fishing rights needing a check before anyone travels.”
This is our own summary of recurring public feedback and the venue details we checked, not a copied customer review or a promise you’ll catch. Feedback changes, so we keep it separate from the Tackle Index score.
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