Season Tickets
Due to high demand Newland Hall Fishery is pleased to announce that we now offer an annual season ticket. This will allow you to fish at anytime, 24 hours a day, 365 days-a-year on all four lakes, including the specimen Osiers. It will also include a free Night Entrance Security Pass. The ticket will run for one-year from any chosen date and will normally cost £250. However, currently we’re offering the season ticket for only £200. (Under 16’s £100)
Please complete the “Season Ticket Application Form”, or contact Kelly at kelly@newlandhall.co.uk for details.
We are happy to “block book” a minimum of 10 specific swims. They will need to be paid for in advance at normal Day/Night Ticket Rates.
TEMPORARILY CLOSED FOR PRE-BOOKED MATCHES
AWAITING UPDATES FROM GOVERNMENT & THE ANGLING TRUST
OSIERS AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE SESSIONS
Contact Kelly, kelly@newlandhall.co.uk with preferred arrival & departure dates/times.
May and June 2020
Osiers
Not Available at the following times due to Private Pre-Booked Sessions
Friday 29th May 0600 to Sunday 31st May 1800.
Friday 12th June 1800 to Sunday 14th June 1800
Brook Lake
All Day/Night Ticket – No pre-booked matches
Moat Lake
All Day/Night Ticket – No pre-booked matches
Park Lake
All Day/Night Ticket – No pre-booked matches
Please note this page is updated regularly as bookings are taken.
Your Safety & Security
A Car Park Barrier will be down between 8pm and 6am each night.
Entrance onto the fishing lakes will not be possible during this time.
All anglers are to park in the Fishing Car Park. Any vehicles parked elsewhere will be removed or clamped with a £100 release fee.
TUITION
Throughout 2020 the Newland Hall Fishing Academy will be offering various fishing lessons and courses. These will be available to children and adults and will cover various aspects of coarse fishing, from complete beginners through to improvers and advanced carp angling.
Please see Tuition for further details or contact us at Kelly@newlandhall.co.uk.
All of the lakes have been netted recently to improve the catch rates in the Moat & Park Lakes, and the quantity and average weight of carp in the Brook and Osiers Lakes.