Day Tickets Available

Edgbaston Reservoir

Reservoir Road, Edgbaston, B16 9EE Website

Waters

Total Pegs

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Day Ticket

£0

Open

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Biggest Fish

TBC

About This Fishery

A 70-acre reservoir built by Thomas Telford in 1827 to top up the Birmingham canal network, still serving that purpose today. Set close to the city centre, it is a designated Local Nature Reserve and one of Birmingham's most distinctive urban fisheries, holding bream, carp, roach, perch and pike.

Visit & Contact

edgbastonreservoirco@gmail.com

Website

On Site

Car Parking

Disabled Access

Nearby Tackle Shops

Straight-line distance from this fishery

Birmingham Angling Centre

Ticket Prices

Subject to change — confirm with venue

Adult
Day Ticket
1 rod

£0.00

The Waters

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Edgbaston Reservoir

70.0

acres

Mainly open water. Built 1827 by Thomas Telford. Still feeds the Birmingham canal system. Holds bream, carp, roach, perch and pike. Opening 07:30; car park locked at dusk.

Species & Weights

Bream —

Carp —

Perch —

Pike —

Roach —

Tench —

Edgbaston Reservoir

70.0

acres

Mainly open water. Built 1827 by Thomas Telford. Still feeds the Birmingham canal system. Holds bream, carp, roach, perch and pike. Opening 07:30; car park locked at dusk.

Species & Weights

Bream —

Carp —

Perch —

Pike —

Roach —

Tench —

Fishery Rules

Access

Environment Agency rod licence required
Fishing close season: 15 March to 15 June inclusive
Site opens at 07:30; car park is locked at dusk