Venue Rule Checker
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Spring Heath Fishery rules
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Venue Rule Checker
- Only if
Non-resident anglers
Non-resident fishing guests are not permitted unless prior consent is given; a £1 charge is made if permission is granted. A 2025 post on the fishery's site says day tickets must be pre-booked.
- Only if
Hours
Dawn to dusk for cabin residents; 7am to 8pm for caravan and motorhome guests. No night fishing on either pool.
- Only if
Rods
No more than two rods. No unattended rods whatsoever.
- Must
Hooks
Barbless hooks only; no treble hooks; no hook larger than size 8 (on Blurton Pool any size of barbless hook is allowed).
- Must
Nets and mats
No keep nets. All landing nets must be dipped; unhooking mats must be used at all times.
- No
Leads, feeders and bait clips
No fixed leads or feeders. No wire bait coils or metal bait clips for meat or maggots.
- Only if
Baits
Boilies and shop-prepared particles may be used. The on-site bait shop doesn't sell maggots or worms.
- Only if
Children
No unaccompanied children under 16. Blurton Pool: its own page says under-16s aren't permitted; the terms say no children under 14 – check with the fishery.
- No
Dogs
No dogs allowed for day-ticket anglers.
- No
Taking fish
No fish to be removed or killed.
- Only if
Licence, permission and seasons
Check the rod licence you need for your age, tackle and target fish in England. A venue ticket does not replace a rod licence. Check any local close season before fishing.
Taken from the fishery’s own pages, last checked 26 October 2026. Rules change — always check with the fishery before you go.
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