The one-and-a-half-acre lake is stocked with over 10,000 fish, including Mirror & Common Carp to double figures, Bream, Tench, Chub, Barbel and Roach. The central island is split into three, with shallow channels in between to allow optimum fish movement. The water is naturally red-coloured due to the rich ochre content of the local soil.

DAY TICKETS- £6

ONLY available from: Avon Aquatics 72-76 High Street Staple Hill Bristol BS16 5HN Tel 0117 9327659 Shop Map | Website

Depths range from 6 to 10 feet, with a marginal shelf of around 2 feet deep. The water is planted with a variety of aquatic species whilst the surrounding area accommodates over 500 newly-planted trees. There is also plenty of on-site mud-free car parking available.

LAKE RULES

• Keepnets allowed • Barbed hooks are allowed • Fishing 7am - dark • No bait bans • No bait limits • Advance day tickets only

Keepnets are allowed at the venue, as are barbed hooks, though barbless hooks are preferred. There are no bait bans or limits but anglers are advised to use common sense. Day tickets cost £6.00 each and are only available from Avon Aquatics, 72-76 High Street, Staple Hill, Bristol BS16 5HN. Telephone 0117 9327659. Click here for a map. Day tickets are not sold on the bank.

FISH SPECIES LIST

• Double-figure Carp • Bream • Tench • Barbel • Chub • Roach

To get to Boyd Valley Lake from Bristol, follow the A431 into Bitton (passing Avon Aquatics on the right hand side), and take the first left past the White Hart pub into Golden Valley Lane. The venue is located on the right, approximately one mile along the lane. The combination for the gate lock will be issued when purchasing day tickets at Avon Aquatics.

Don't forget, if you require further information on any aspect of Boyd Valley Lake, please call 0117 9327659. Tight lines!