Rode Hill Fishery

Rode Hill Fishery

Members only, not available to anglers using Exchange Tickets.

Address: Rode Hill, Frome BA11 6QH

Hours: Check website www.rodehillfishery.co.uk

80% discount on day ticket prices applies for all members.

 General description provided by Rode Fishery.

The Old Brickyard was originally dug in the late 19th century, the clay being used to make red bricks, many of which were used to build the Fussells brewery in the village.

Given the layout of the land and the natural watercourses, it soon filled up and has matured ever since, being steadily populated by trees and a wide range of local wildlife. Wood and Middle lakes were created in the 80’s, mainly to encourage more wildlife, and replanted with various types of willows. Over the years, and with the help of the many ducks and geese that make their homes down there, all three have built a healthy population of fish, mainly common carp and apart from the odd family outing, they have been unfished.

In 2012 we decided to turn a constantly wet part of the field next door to the Middle Lake into a purpose built fishing lake, connecting the water flow to the other three existing lakes. It was opened in May 2014 and is stocked with Common Carp, Tench, Dace and Perch and there are some mighty fine specimens in it. The fish we transfered between ponds, carp averaged about 8lbs. When netting a few submarines eluded us due to lots of problems with the nets in the Old brickyard (fallen trees and branches gave these beasts a place of refuge. We will endeavour to get them eventually.

We are a member of C.E.F.A.S, and not only do we manage the lakes and the fish they contain to the highest professional level, but so is the surrounding habitat to encourage a rich mix of flora and fauna. That’s why Wood lake and the Old Brickyard lake are being held back from fishing at the moment and will only used for re-stocking and the management of wildlife.

Fadaa Member Deal

Members can book to fish Rode Hill Fishery, you pay approximately 20% of the standard ticket prices.

You must show proof of membership and your booking email or you’ll have to pay the full “on the bank” price.

Juniors are classified by the fishery as under 16.

On the bank Member Fee
Day Ticket Adult £10 £2.00
OAP £8 £1.60
Junior £5 £1.00
Evening Ticket (5.30pm to 8.30pm) £5 £1.00

 

Book online or via the app, if you don’t book you’ll be charged the full on the bank price, overnight fishing must be booked at the fishery and no discounts apply.

W3W LOCATION  https://w3w.co/lofts.definite.relies 

NOTE; There’s different rates for Adults, Evening tickets, Over 65s and Juniors. PICK THE  CORRECT ONE!!

There are 4 coarse lakes on site with plans for a fifth.

There’s a healthy stock of hard fighting carp and all the silver fish you’d expect.

Parking is a short walk from the lake.

Fishery Rules;

No Fires, litter, dogs, loud music, swimming or using the fishery boat.

No Braided main line, lead core, standing when holding fish, bait boats, boilies, tents (bivvies only), removing fish from fishery, sacking of fish, keep nets.

Fishing Rules

  1. 2 rods max
  2. Barbless hooks only
  3. Unhooking mats must be used
  4. Cars must stay in car park
  5. Must return fish to the water ASAP
  6. Rods must not be left unattended
  7. Water bailiff or duty warden will have the right to inspect tackle / bait on request at any time
  8. Owner of fishery reserves the right to close fishery for work to be carried out or just routine maintenance by giving a week’s notice via notice board at fishery or on the website