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CONTACT DETAILS: Roy MarlowMallory Park FisheriesP.O. Box 5041LeicesterLeicestershireLE8 6WR. TELEPHONE: Fishery:(01162) 774131Mobile:07711 711650 Email:roy@malloryparkWeb:www.malloryparkfisheries.co.uk OPENING TIMES: Monday to Friday7:00am to sunsetWeekend & Bank Holi6:00am to sunsetSeason runs from1st June to 31st March SEASON TICKETS: Adult:£245.00Junior / OAP / Disabled: £155.00Concessionary Rod Licence holders Must supply a copy of their Concessionary Rod Licence. Prices Include VATFACILITIES: Number of lakes: ............12Toilets: .......................... YesDisabled access: .......... YesSeason Ticket ............... YesAngling Tuition ............. YesMatches: ...................... YesCorporate days: ........... YesLocal accommodation: . Yes SPECIES
- Carp to 25lb+
- Tench to 5lb
- Bream to 3lb
- Barbel to 7lb
- Perch to 4lb+
- Roach & Rudd to 3lb
- Chub to 3lb
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 Mallory Park Fisheries is a members only club that offers 12 lakes on two locations, often described as the jewel in the Leicestershire countryside.The four lakes that are in and around the Mallory Park race circuit are complemented by a further eight lakes at the Glebe, a 36 acre showcase site located just a couple of miles away. The Glebe is a haven for wildlife and its fishing has been described as the best in England. There are no day tickets, and we provide a secure and peaceful environment for you to see  which of our many species of fish you can catch. The club and its members are conservation minded with hundreds of species of fauna and flora. We deliberately have no plans for a café or tackle shop as this would spoil the peace and tranquillity that we offer. We have an excellent match group and events for members only are staged every week. With 12 lakes available there is never a problem of being crowded and whether you prefer big fish or lots of fish, we have waters that will keep you smiling all day. All members have a passport style permit; special car park stickers and a key that ensures only members are on site.
 ................................................................................................................ The Lakes: One of the best competition pools in the country and an ideal pleasure venue Pool One offers mixed species with bream averaging 1 lb, barbel to 6 lb, and lots of carp to 7 lb, fish bigger than this being removed. Nets to 40 lb of barbel and skimmer are common, plus good catches of crucians and brown goldfish.The fish for Pool Two were all hand picked as great examples of their species – whatever you catch will be perfectly formed. Ghost carp have recently been added and there are superb crucians and rudd with fishing very straightforward on pole or waggler.Pool Three is nicknamed ‘Uglies’ as it contains fish that weren’t deemed pretty enough for Pool Two. Uglies is famous for big weights and contains mainly carp to double-figures with the odd 20-pounder. Pools Four and Five have had stocks recently boosted, Four holding skimmers, bream ands carp, Pool Five mainly carp to 18 lb. Also restocked over the winter Pool Six has excellent mixed fishing with silver fish and carp to 8 lb, Pool Seven containing mostly carp but  quality skimmers. The newest pool, Pool Eight is starting to mature and although one of the stock ponds we wallow fishing for the several thousand small carp plus a few larger monsters lurking amongst them. Foundation Lake is the main match lake at Mallory and is a fabulous roach water with nets to 50 lb. The match record haul is over 180 lb, with good stocks of roach and skimmers plus single-figure carp. Fishing close with pellet, corn or meat is all that is required.The Big Lake is in the centre of Mallory Park circuit and holds massive stocks of carp up to 20 lb with hundreds of doubles. There’s a good chance of 100 lb nets wherever you fish.Lastly, the smallest of the Mallory venues are the Lakes in the Trees, two small venues that are never crowded and offer peaceful, secluded sport. The top pool holds carp up to about 20 lb as well as dozens of low and mid-doubles with sweetcorn, bread and pellets the most effective baits |
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| FISHERY RULES: Our club rules serve to protect our fish and environment and to ensure the safety of our members and guests. They also make for traditional styles of fishing, which prevents one single style or method dominating our competitions. We don't ask anything unreasonable of you and expect all visitors to our fishery, whether or not they are members, to abide by these rules. Stroke pullers will not be tolerated and we expect all anglers to conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike manner. Please take time to read through all the rules before you visit us.Rules common to our two sites:A.1 All method fishing, including floating methods, is banned. All hook baits must be put onby hand. The use of compression tubes, and similar devices, is banned.A.2 Ghost nets and harsh nylon nets are banned. Only soft fish-friendly nets are allowed.Please note that nets that have 'carp fishery approved' or 'legal' on them might not be soft fish-friendly nets. Please look on the Angling Foundation website (http://www.anglingfoundation.com) for more information. Your nets do not have to have Angling Foundation labels but they must be soft fish-friendly nets.A.3 Keepnets are only allowed in official matches.A.4 In official matches at least two keepnets are required; one for carp under 2lb and all silver fish, and one only for carp over 2lb. The net limit is strictly 100lbs.A.5 In official matches floating baits and subsurface floating baits, such as bread, dog biscuits and any floating particles, are banned.A.6 If you are pleasure fishing and there are no water fowl in the area then you may use floating baits.A.7 All tackle must be taken out of the water if there are any water fowl in the area of your swim.A.8 Barbless hooks only, of maximum size 10.A.9 No floating poles.A.10 When fishing shallow no tapping the water, slapping rigs onto the water or cupping water.When fishing shallow with pole or waggler the hookbait must be at least 6 inches (15cm) below the surface and the float must be in the water, no dapping. Wagglers must be attached by the base and no slapping wagglers (gemini type) to be used. Pellet wagglers are allowed.A.11 No bullying or mistreatment of fish.A.12 Maximum elastic in poles is a loose size 14.A.13 No loc & load elastic systems and no pull bungs or puller kits.A.14 When feeder fishing there must be a tail of at least 20 inches hanging below the feeder.A.15 No tucking in baits.A.16 No emstat type feeders. Mallory Park Fisheries - Club Rules www_v3A.17 No braid at all.A.18 No bloodworm or joker.A.19 Any pellets can be used as hook bait.A.20 No trout pellets at all to be fed.A.21 The only pellets allowed to be fed are green Swimstim pellets from Dynamite Baits (see http://www.dynamitebaits.com). All other pellets are banned.A.22 No beachcaster type rigs.A.23 No fish may be taken at any time.A.24 No fish to be transferred between lakes.A.25 Only fish on the numbered permanent pegs. On no account fish between pegs.A.26 The limit on cat/dog meat is a total of one tin.A.27 Luncheon meat is limited to two standard size tins.A.28 On no account can you reserve a peg for anyone.A.29 We have no litter bins. You are responsible for any litter within ten metres of your peg and you must take all your litter home.A.30 No shouting, abusive or foul language, and no radios.A.31 Lock all gates behind you.A.32 Both sites are out of bounds between 1st April and 31st May.A.33 Membership is non-transferable.A.34 Juniors must always be accompanied by an adult.A.35 Vehicle permits must be displayed and membership cards or guest passes must be carried at all times.Further rules applicable at the Glebe:B.1 No night fishing. Fishing is dawn till dusk.B.2 No dogs allowed.B.3 Only drive on the road.B.4 Do not park on the verges.Further rules applicable at Mallory:Note: Mallory Park circuit management will refuse entry to anyone who is not displaying their vehicle permit or who is not carrying their membership card or guest pass.C.1 Night fishing is allowed, although if you plan to sleep you must vacate your peg.C.2 Do not fish Gerard's bend when the track is in use.C.3 Never walk across the track.C.4 Park on an appropriate car park.C.5 Do not park on Stapleton Lane.C.6 Dogs are allowed only at Foundation Lake.C.7 Obey any instructions from Mallory Park circuit management.C.8 Do not go onto the island in Big Lake.C.9 Fishery membership does not allow you to watch race meetings. |
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Headquarters Address:Lakeside Cottage, Three Mile Lane, Whitmore, Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffordshire ST5 5HWE-mai l:info@premierfisheries.co.uk |
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