Toddington Fishery is set in a quiet corner of rural Bedfordshire. Originally dug out some 25 years ago and stocked with a variety of coarse fish, including roach, perch, tench, and bream, with carp to 30lb plus and catfish to 60lb plus. To see some of the latest catches of huge size, please check out our news page.
This coarse fishing complex has seen many changes over the years, and the site is constantly being improved. Day tickets may be purchased on the site, and matches can be booked. The ponds can be found adjacent to the car park, which itself is a long way from the main road. Safe car parking, a short walk, a quiet location and excellent fishing – what more could you want?
Reached via a separate gate from the main complex, opening an hour earlier (6am) than the main gate (7am) — confirms this is structurally a distinct water, though further detail (size, pegs) not published.
The operator's site and most third-party sources describe the venue collectively rather than naming each individual pond/lake. At least 4 medium-to-large bodies of water are mentioned by one source (Fishery Guide), with a note that not all may be available for fishing at any given time — check on site for current details. Recorded here as a single combined entry pending more granular detail.