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A popular and well-established fishery not far from the Muckley Island roundabout on the A5 Tamworth to Cannock road just east of Lichfield, Pipehill Farm has a total of five attractive pools including two new waters which have matured quickly and are already throwing up decent catches of carp and silver fish.

eveloped as part of a diversification project on a 500-acre arable farm some 10 years ago, Pipehill Fisheries started life as an old duck pond and a nearby hole in the ground which for generations had been used for tipping.

Now the old duck pond and hole in the ground are Alders and Hollybush Pools, two very attractive and intimate tree-lined waters with plenty of vegetation on the bankside and beds of lilies and reeds in the water.

The diverse fish stocks range from some specimen sized gudgeon to commons and mirrors well over 20lbs.

Willow Pool, the newer pool, resulted from joining two adjacent stock ponds and now provides a rectangular shaped water with a central island making it ideal for pole fishing although other techniques also work well.

Opened for angling in 2013, Birch and Chestnut are the two newest pools and can be found by taking the track to the left at the near end of Alders Pool.

At the far end of the fishery, these have matured quickly and are already proving popular with pole, waggler and ledger anglers.

Anglers should place the money for their day tickets in the honesty box at the entrance where anglers complete a payment slip and place it with their peg fee in the sealed box.

Anglers are asked to note that keepnets and floating baits are not allowed.

Permitted baits include casters, maggots, pinkies, squatts, worms, carp pellets in moderation, sweetcorn and luncheon meat.

Groundbait, boilies, bread and hemp are also not allowed and the maximum hook size is Size 12.

Although there are few facilities at Pipehill, there is plenty of car parking close to the pools and toilets on the left under the bridge which leads to Alders Pool.

Because the site is fairly flat, many of the pegs at Pipehill are suitable for disabled badge holders.


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Pipehill Farm
Walsall Road
Lichfield
Staffordshire
UK
WS13 8JT
Day Tickets Availalble

Day Tickets Availalble

  • Barbless Hooks Only
  • No Night Fishing
  • No Bloodworm
  • No Joker
  • No Nuts
  • One Rod
For Full set of rules see:- http://www.pipehillfisheries.co.uk/rules.html


Alders Pool
Alders Pool is the water furthest from the entrance to Pipehill Fisheries and can be reached by parking in the main car park and walking under the railway bridge. Disabled Badge holders can drive their cars under the bridge and park near the pool.A one-and-a-half acre U-shaped pool with a peninsular running down the centre which gives access to both parts of the water, Alders has 40 well-spaced co

Hollybush Pool
Like Alders Pool, Hollybush Pool is another stunningly attractive water with loads of features to fish to. To be found to the right at the end of the entrance track, the entrance to Hollybush is directly off the car park.About an acre and a quarter in size with 20 hard pegs, Hollybush has a small island at the entrance end and several beds of lilies and reeds which all make interesting and attract

Willow Pool
A small rectangular pool with a central island running down the spine and 20 well spaced pegs, Willow Pool is popular with pleasure anglers.Stocks were supplemented early in 2012 with a further 300 comons and mirrors making Willow a predominantly carp water.The most recent of the three Pipehill Fisheries waters having been completed only four years ago, Willow has fewer features than either Alders

Birch Pool
The first of the two new pools you come to when you follow the track to the left in front of Alders Pool, Birch Pool was created over the winter of 2011 and opened for fishing in 2013. It has a total of 20 well spaced pegs.Stocked with a mix of carp and silver fish it holds commons, mirrors, ghosties and F2s as well as chub, tench and barbel. The carp average between 3lbs 8oz and 4lbs but run to 1

Chestnut Pool
Chestnut Pool is the water furthest from the entrance at Pipehill Fisheries and can be found down the track just past Birch Pool. Slightly smaller than Birch Pool it has 14 pegs set 10 metres apart and again opened for fishing in 2013.Its main feature is a sunken island about two feet under the surface which has been planted with reeds.The contours of Chestnut Pool are much the same as Birch Pool