Set just off the A449 Worcester to Ombersley dual carriageway, Hawford Bridge Fishery offers four mature reed-lined lakes covering around 40 acres in total, plus a mile of single and double bank fishing on the River Salwarpe. Completed in 1992 and developed by lifelong local angler Trevor Smith, the fishery is renowned throughout Worcestershire for its large head of Ghost Carp alongside Commons and Mirrors to 25lb, with perch topping 4lb in Bridge Lake.
Match days vary. Please contact the fishery for details.
Newest lake. Heavy stock of small carp from 2 inches to 9lb only -- no large fish, no other species except a very few tench. Completely open water.
Most popular lake. Central island and distinct reed beds. Large number of silver fish including roach to 2lb and rudd to 10oz. Ghost Carp 7-21lb. Margin fishing most effective.
Nearly 2 acres. Similar character to Penlake with central island, reed beds and overhanging willows. Has a particular heavyweight running to 23lb. Favoured pegs along the causeway between Broomhill and Bridge.
Situated at the furthest edge of the fishery with trees and bushes as back drop. Good head of Ghost Carp with mirrors and commons to 20lb. Worth fishing in winter months for perch.
One mile of single and double bank fishing. Joins the River Severn a short distance away. Popular match venue. Holds barbel 7-8lb, chub to 4lb+, double-figure pike, roach, bream.