Day Tickets Available

Dunham Fishery

Manor Farm, Station Road, Altrincham, WA14 5SG 07876 555307 Website
Waters
2
Total Pegs
50
Day Ticket
£8
Open
Biggest Fish
TBC
Opening Information Open 7 days a week, dawn until dusk. No booking required — turn up and check the sign on the track to see which lakes are open. No night fishing.
About This Fishery

A peaceful, family-run traditional coarse fishery set on a working farm in the Dunham Massey countryside, close to Altrincham and Manchester. Two well-stocked lakes — the original spring-fed Whiteoaks (32 pegs) and the newer Copper Beech (18 pegs) — offer relaxed day ticket fishing in a conservation-minded environment.

Visit & Contact
07876 555307
dunhamfishery@gmail.com

On Site

Car Parking

Ticket Prices

Subject to change — confirm with venue
Concession
Day Ticket
£8.00
Adult
Day Ticket
£10.00

The Waters

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Whiteoaks Lake
32
pegs

Original and most established lake. Naturally spring-fed. Popular with pleasure and small society match anglers. On match days (typically Wednesday) closed until 4pm; reopens for evening fishing.

Species & Weights
Bream
Carp 16lb
Crucian Carp
F1 Carp
Ide
Perch
Roach
Rudd
Copper Beech Lake
18
pegs

Newer lake, opened 2011. Carp newly stocked in 2025 — species list developing. Available for pleasure fishing on Whiteoaks match days.

Species & Weights
Bream
Carp
Ide
Rudd
Fishery Rules
  • Barbless hooks only.
  • Landing net must be used for all catches.
  • No keepnets except during official matches.
  • Maximum of two rods per angler. Anglers must remain within reach of their rods at all times.
  • No nuts or animal foods (including dog food or cat food).
  • Ground bait in feeders allowed; feed lightly and responsibly.
  • No fires or BBQs. No camping stoves.
  • No dogs or pets on site.
  • Keep noise to a minimum and be courteous to other anglers.
  • No littering — take all litter home including bait tubs, line, and packaging.
  • Children under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times.
  • Fishing from pegs only. No trespassing in the woodland area.