Fishing in Bromyard: waters near you
11 checked fisheries within 15 miles of Bromyard, plus 69 river stretches across Herefordshire. Closest first.
The lowdown on Bromyard waters
Right then — if you're after a bite near Bromyard, here's every water we've actually checked close by. Nearest are Kingfisher Trout Lake (about 1 mile), Docklow Pools (about 4 miles) and Ledbury Angling Club Waters (about 8 miles).
Between them you'll find trout, carp, barbel, roach, perch, chub, bream, rudd on the cards — open any venue for the lake-by-lake stock, rules and ticket prices we last checked.
Fancy running water? Herefordshire has 69 checked river stretches with who holds the rights, how to get a ticket or club book, and live river levels. Rivers fish to their own rhythm, so check the level before you set off.
Rules, prices and access can change, so always give the fishery or club a quick shout before you go. Need bait or a hand picking rigs? Find tackle shops near Bromyard, or brush up with a free fishing course.
Map of waters near Bromyard
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Fisheries near Bromyard
Bromyard
Kingfisher Trout Lake
Kingfisher Trout Lake
Bromyard · 1 lakes on site
Kingfisher Trout Lake in Herefordshire. How you get on isn't confirmed yet. Check the access and rules before heading out.
82%Docklow Pools
Docklow · 8 lakes on site
Docklow Pools is a cracking Herefordshire complex with 13 advertised pools, three straightforward day-ticket waters and plenty of mixed coarse fishing. The £6 ticket covers Mickey Mouse, Moby Dick or Figure of Eight, with bigger-fish options on the members’ and residents’ lakes.
Ledbury
Ledbury Angling Club Waters
Ledbury Angling Club Waters
Ledbury · 1 lakes on site
Ledbury Angling Club Waters are private fishing lakes and ponds near Ashperton, around five miles north-west of Ledbury. Treat them as members-only or permission-based unless the club confirms otherwise.
Hereford
Wellington Pools Fishery
Wellington Pools Fishery
Hereford · 1 lakes on site
Wellington Pools Fishery, also listed as Marsh House Farm, is a handy day-ticket venue around four miles north of Hereford. It offers two connected coarse-fishing lakes, 26 pegs, easy access and carp to 8–10lb or more reported as regular catches.
76%Worcester Angling Society Lakes
Worcester · 5 lakes on site
Worcester Angling Society offers a proper mix of club-controlled river fishing around Worcestershire, plus the tidy little McCowans Pool near Leigh. Day permits are available on selected waters, but you’ll need to sort your permit before fishing.
72%Cob House Country Park Fishery
Worcester · 5 lakes on site
Cob House mixes four match pools with extra pleasure fishing on the Victorian pools, just outside Worcester. Chuck in a café, free parking and a play area, and there’s plenty here beyond your peg.
76%Cob House Country Park Fishing Lakes
Wichenford · 5 lakes on site
Cob House Country Park is a proper Worcestershire coarse-fishing venue with four match pools and a stretch of Victorian pools for relaxed pleasure fishing. Day tickets are £10, with a handy £9 concession rate.
Leominster
The Moors Fishery
The Moors Fishery
Leominster · 1 lakes on site
The Moors is identified as a rural fishery near Ledgemoor, between King’s Pyon and Weobley, in the Leominster area of Herefordshire. Details are pretty thin, so check everything before making the trip.
Worcester
Top Barn Fishery
Top Barn Fishery
Worcester · 2 lakes on site
Top Barn Fishery has two day-ticket pools near Worcester: specimen carp on Woodside Pool and mixed coarse or match fishing on larger Grebe Pool. Day tickets are £6.50 for one rod or £12 for two, with fishing available all year.
62%Worcester and Birmingham Canal – Worcester Stretch
Worcester · 6 lakes on site
A proper urban canal stretch with plenty of coarse-fishing variety, match history and several named sections around Worcester. Access and ticket details need checking with the controlling club or organiser before you set off.
Stourport-on-Severn
Larford Lakes
Larford Lakes
Stourport-on-Severn · 3 lakes on site
Three lakes and a stretch of River Severn fishing give Larford proper variety, from mixed coarse sessions to carp-focused trips. There’s a clubhouse and café too, but check current tickets, opening hours and Arena’s method rules before loading the car.
River stretches in Herefordshire
River Wye – Belmont – City South Bank
River Wye · Day tickets available
Belmont’s City South Bank is a well-known match stretch on the Wye, run by Hereford & District Angling Association. Deep, steady water, a proper mixed species list and a busy Hereford setting — this is urban river fishing, not a quiet countryside hideaway.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Ross-on-Wye Town Water
River Wye · Day ticket
Fancy a day on the Wye without joining a club? Ross on Wye Angling Club’s Town Water gives you left-bank fishing through Riverside Park for £10 per day, with large barbel and pike among the attractions.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Symonds Yat – Beats 1 & 2
River Wye · Day ticket
Newport Angling Association’s Beats 1 and 2 at Symonds Yat offer day-ticket Wye fishing with proper depth, shallow rapids and a cracking mix of coarse fish. Feeder fishing is popular, but most swims leave plenty of room for a float approach too.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Hereford – Eign
River Wye · Day ticket or members
Eign is Hereford & District Angling Association’s River Wye stretch in Hereford, with chub and barbel the main draw. There’s a proper mix of other fish too, but give those steep, slippery banks plenty of respect.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Bredwardine – Moccas Fishery Day-Ticket Water
River Wye · Day ticket
A fast-flowing bit of the Wye at Bredwardine, run by the Red Lion Hotel as Moccas Fishery. A £20 day ticket covers approximately one mile of pegs, with barbel and chub among the fishery’s named species.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Brockhampton – Dean & Chapter
River Wye · Day ticket
Dean & Chapter is Brockhampton Fishery’s private day-ticket beat on the Herefordshire Wye, with over a mile of pools, riffles and glides. There are 28 marked, roped pegs, with fishing from the left bank only.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Strangford – Brockhampton Fishery
River Wye · Day ticket
Strangford is a secluded Brockhampton Fishery estate beat on the middle Wye in Herefordshire, with twelve swims and day-ticket access. There’s a cracking mix of deep water beside a high bank and shallow, fast gravel water, with barbel and chub named for the beat.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Belmont – Tennis Courts
River Wye · Day ticket or members
Belmont – Tennis Courts is H&DAA’s stretch immediately below Hereford’s Old Wye Bridge, with a deep bridge hole, a long shallowing bend and a riffle below Victoria footbridge. There’s a cracking mix of seasonal targets, plus a wheelchair- and mobility-scooter-accessible swim.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Holme Lacy – Luggs Mouth to Lucksall
River Wye · Day ticket or members
A cracking mix of Wye water at Holme Lacy, running from Luggs Mouth to Lucksall under Hereford & District Angling Association. Barbel and chub lead the way, with shallow riffles, steadier runs and a deeper caravan-field section to choose from.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Hereford – Bartonsham
River Wye · Day ticket or members
Bartonsham is a proper mixed stretch of the Hereford Wye, with deep slow water, steady runs and riffles under Hereford & District Angling Association. Barbel and large chub are the main summer draw, with plenty of other species on the venue list.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Belmont City North Bank
River Wye · Day ticket or members
A proper city-centre Wye option: Belmont City North Bank is H&DAA’s famous match stretch, with a deep, steady run and plenty of named coarse-fish targets. Winter pegs can be busy, so an early start is worth the faff.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
River Wye – Letton Court Fishery
River Wye · Day ticket or 24-hour ticket
Letton Court Fishery offers 1.5 miles of left-bank Wye fishing on the Letton Court Estate, between Hereford and Hay-on-Wye. There’s coarse and game fishing, no defined pegs, and views across the Bredwardine Hills — a cracking setting for a river session.
Checked 3 Oct 2026
Aramstone Fishery
River Wye · Day ticket enquiries closed
Aramstone Fishery is a cracking bit of the River Wye immediately upstream of Hoarwithy, with over 2 miles of left-bank fishing. It’s got a proper mix of deep and shallow water, fast runs and easy access along the whole length.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Bredwardine — Red Lion (The Moccas Fishery)
River Wye · Day ticket or members
The Moccas Fishery at The Red Lion, Bredwardine, offers a proper slice of River Wye fishing between Hay-on-Wye and Hereford. It’s best known as a cracking barbel water, with day tickets, weekly permits and a limited number of season tickets available.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Breinton (Lower Breinton)
River Wye · Day ticket or members
Lower Breinton is a cracking River Wye stretch with shallow fast riffles, steady runs and a proper deep finish at Belmont Hole. Chub and barbel are the main targets, with access from Breinton Springs Carpark.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Cabalva Estate Fishery (Whitney-on-Wye)
River Wye · Guests staying on the estate only
Cabalva is a cracking, nearly two-mile private stretch of the Wye at Whitney-on-Wye. It’s unspoilt, properly varied water, with classic salmon pools, quick glides, rocky depth and some useful backwaters.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Caradoc
River Wye · Day ticket or night ticket
Caradoc is a cracking 1½-mile Fishing Passport beat on the middle Wye, tucked between Ross-on-Wye and Hereford. It’s a beautiful, secluded right-bank stretch with classic salmon water and coarse fishing for barbel, chub and pike.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Courtfield Fishery
River Wye · Day ticket
Courtfield is a cracking Lower Wye beat between Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth, with just under three-quarters of a mile on the left bank. It’s booked through the Wye & Usk Foundation Fishing Passport and offers a proper mix of coarse water, old salmon cribs and fishy-looking features.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Foy Bridge
River Wye · Day ticket or evening ticket
Foy Bridge is a cracking little Middle Wye beat beside Foy village, with around 225 metres of fishing on both banks. It’s set up nicely for coarse fishing, with a separate fly-fishing pool for salmon anglers.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Fownhope 5
River Wye · Day ticket
Fownhope 5 is a cracking left-bank beat on the middle Wye, a few miles below Hereford. You get just over three-quarters of a mile, four named salmon pools and plenty of coarse-fishing water to explore.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Golden Mile and Sheepwash, River Wye near Fownhope/Ballingham
River Wye · Members only or accompanied guests
Golden Mile and Sheepwash is a proper River Wye coarse-fishing stretch around the Fownhope and Ballingham water, run by Phoenix Angling Club. It’s a winter-only club water, with barbel and chub on the scorecard.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Goodrich Court
River Wye · Day ticket
Goodrich Court is a cracking 1-mile salmon beat a few miles below Ross-on-Wye, with double-bank fishing, named pools and plenty of bank access. Outside the salmon season, it switches over to a double-bank coarse fishery for a proper bit of trotting.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Hereford City — Belmont, Pump House
River Wye · Day ticket or members
A proper match-style River Wye stretch between Belmont and the Pump House, starting with a shallow, quick riffle before settling into a deep, steady run towards Hereford City. It’s run by Hereford & District Angling Association, with day tickets available before you fish.
Checked 13 Oct 2026
Hereford City — Belmont, Villa Street (River Wye)
River Wye · Day ticket or members
A small, urban River Wye section opposite the Pump House, running from Belmont towards Villa Street. It’s a deep, steady run and the opening stretch of a well-known match-fishing length, with plenty of silverfish action and some proper bigger chub, barbel and carp.
Checked 13 Oct 2026