Cleveley Bridge

• Age:
  Natural woodland with lakes dug as early as 1951 until as late as 2000 The late Eric Fishwicks 'back garden'.
• Description:
  A number of lakes, ponds and canals. A unique unspoilt place ideal for any angler to relax. Originally a private nature reserve and virtually someones back garden. Conversion of the old house and lodges will provide holiday accommodation and other facilities are in progress.
• Facilities:
  Parking in spaces provided near the lakes, toilet, food.
• Access:
  Good access to most swims with some boggy ground in places.
• Stocking:
  A good mix of everything even barbel. Carp into the 30s and orfe and
  goldfish. Well stocked with some nice specimen fish.
• Prices:
  £5 per day per rod, also might fishing and longer periods. Tickets on the bank to the bailiff who comes round.
• Restrictions:
  No fully barbed hooks, nut baits, or keepnets.
• Location:
  Turn off the A6 at the New Holly pub at Forton into Hollins Lane. Turn first right into Cleveley Bank Lane, over the railway and follow the lane over the hill and down past the Mill Pool and the entrance is on the left opposite Cleveley Mere trout lake cabin. Or through Scorton and turn towards the signposted picnic site, over the M6 and across the River Wyre bridge.
• Contacts:
  01524 791637 Website: www.cleveleybridge.co.uk