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CONTACT DETAILS: John Wright & Carole LloydBroom FisheriesNewbieAnnanSouth West ScotlandDG12 5PF. TELEPHONE: Fishery:(01461) 700209 Email:info@broomfisheries.co.uk Web:www.broomfisheries.co.uk Mail Order:www.broomtacklebox.co.uk OPENING TIMES: 8:00am to sunsetEvery day from 1st February until 31st OctoberClosed Tuesdays Between1st November and 31st January DAY TICKETS: Adult1 Rod: £5.00Junior / OAP / Disabled 1 Rod £5.00(Juniors must be 15 or under) Prices Include VAT FACILITIES: Number of lakes: ............. 5Fishery Lodge: ............. YesOnsite Cafe: ................. YesToilets: ......................... YesDisabled access: .......... YesDay tickets: .................. YesTackle/bait shop: .......... YesAngling tuition: ............. YesMatches: ...................... YesCorporate days: ........... YesLocal accommodation: . YesFishing Break Deals Available SPECIES
- Carp to 12lb+
- Tench to 7lb
- Bream to 10lb
- Perch to 4lb
- Barbel to 5lb
- Roach and Rudd to 3lb
- Chub to 5lb
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Broom Fisheries, located near the England/Scotland border with easy access from the M6 and M74 is the flagship of Scottish coarse fishing. This area is well known for its game fishing, but its long tradition of coarse fishing has been less publicised, making it one of the best unspoiled haunts of the angling world. The Broom offers over 100 generously spaced coarse pegs on several waters nestled in a 200 acre rural estate. The present landowners, John Wright and Carole Lloyd, have spent more than 15 years nurturing the environment and the fish to create an angling experience with a natural feel. Pleasure anglers regularly catch more than 50 fish in a session here with ever increasing weights, and the development programme continues this year as another water, Piggy’s Island, is being prepared with thousands of new fish and 25 additional pegs. In addition to the thousands of pleasure anglers that have fished here, the Broom attracts clubs, teams and match competitors. The Broom series, for example, is the biggest event on the Scottish Coarse calendar, with a prize fund this year in excess of £7,000. Also popular are the Wednesday night summer matches for individuals and the winter league three man team event.The Broom management team are committed to encouraging new anglers of all ages, and are heavily involved in establishing the ‘Get Hooked’ initiative into this area. Get Hooked is the national charitable trust that utilises angling to create alternative activities for all young people - particularly those at risk from various forms of social exclusion. We welcome bookings from clubs too, and if you have a favourite charity you want to assist, contact us and we can help you to run a fundraising competition. Last year we helped to raise funds for several charities, including Macmillan Cancer Support (£7,500 in one day!), Scottish Alzheimer’s, and the BBC children in need appeal. The Broom angling experience is a lot more than just water, great scenery, and an abundance of fish. Other facilities that help to ensure that visitors return time and time again include: A fisherman’s bothy housing a fully equipped cafe Fully plumbed toilets Ample car parking Disabled access A well stocked tackle and bait shop with over 5,000 items Tuition and advice. Our on-line mail order service helps visitors from afar to keep in touch too, and we deliver all of your tackle requirements directly to your door, often without the addition of carriage charges, and often within 24 hours!If you want to stay for a while, ask us about our weekend fishing breaks, which include affordable bed & breakfast at the local fishermen friendly Queensberry Arms Hotel, fishing tickets, and bait voucher.
................................................................................................................................................. The Lakes Queensberry(include picture and link to http://www.broomfisheries.co.uk/waters-queensberry.html ) F1 carp, common carp, mirror carp, barbel, roach, perch, and gudgeon Bruce’s Acre(include picture and link to http://www.broomfisheries.co.uk/waters-brucesacre.html ) F1 carp, common carp, mirror carp, barbel, roach, perch, and gudgeon The Square(include picture and link to http://www.broomfisheries.co.uk/waters-square.html )Koi carp, common carp, mirror carp, ghost carp, bream, ide, tench, roach and perch The Donut(include picture and link to http://www.broomfisheries.co.uk/waters-donut.html )Koi carp, common carp, mirror carp, ghost carp, bream, ide, tench, roach and perch The Canal(include picture and link to http://www.broomfisheries.co.uk/waters-canal.html )Koi carp, common carp, mirror carp, ghost carp, bream, ide, tench, roach and perch |
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