Norfolk Fishing Network 2004 - 2024 - Bedfordshire Fisheries

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Bedfordshire Fishing Venues
Fishery Name: Fancott Fishery
Address: Stockwell Barns, Toddington, Dunstable, Bedford, Bedfordshire, LU5 6HT

Grid Reference: TL 02000 27700
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Phone Numbers: 07779 296293 or 01525 877744 or 01525 877766
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Description:

There have been lakes at Fancott for hundreds of years. The natural layers of clay and sand created ponds - the earliest record we have found (1581) shows two small lakes in the position of our fishery. Today the water extends to two and a half acres.

The fishery has been landscaped over the last ten years and is home to a highly varied species of wild plants, trees and bird life.

The lake appeals to anglers that appreciate peace and quiet, good quality fishing and beautiful surroundings.

Originally stocked in 1997, the spring-fed lake has five islands. Every swim has cover and/or features to fish to, with depths from two to six feet.

Most swims have marginal planting of iris, reed mace, sedge grass, Norfolk reed or lilies.

Numerous sightings of woodpeckers, warblers and kingfishers along with dragonflies and damselflies means you have plenty of things to see whilst you enjoy a bit of peace and quiet away from home.

Fish Species:
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Barbel
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Bitterling
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Bleak
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Bream
Common
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Bream
Silver
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Bullhead
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Carp
Common
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Carp
Crucian
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Carp
F1 Carp
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Carp
Ghost
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Carp
Grass
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Carp
Leather
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Carp
Koi
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Carp
Mirror
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Catfish
Wels
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Chub
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Crayfish
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Dace
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Eel
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Goldfish
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Goldfish
Brown
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Grayling
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Gudgeon
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Minnow
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Orfe/Ide
Blue
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Orfe/Ide
Golden
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Orfe/Ide
Silver
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Perch
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Pike
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Pumpkin
seed
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Roach
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Rudd
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Rudd
Golden
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Ruffe
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Schelly
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Stickle
back
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Stone
Loach
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Sturgeon
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Tench
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Tench
Golden
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Walleye
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Zander
Fishery Rules:

All our fish are in good condition and our fishery rules have been put together to help them stay that way.

No rods must be left unattended at any time

All anglers must have a landing net with them at all times

No keepnets at any time

No floating baits

No bread

No boilies or nuts

No bolt rigs

No braid is allowed at all - not even hook lengths

No dog biscuits

No cat food

No barbed hooks

No barbless hooks above a size ten

Manufactured barbless hooks only, no crushed, nipped, filed or snipped barbed hooks are allowed

All children of 15 years and below must be accompanied by an adult

A maximum of two rods per angler

No spectators allowed unless agreed in advance with the owner - and they will be charged at £3 each

Any spectators that pick up a rod or pole will be asked to pay in full

No night fishing - unless you are a season ticket holder

No-one is allowed on the water or near the lake before 7.30am

Fishing ends at dusk

No parking by the lake

Maximum of 3 kilos of groundbait per person per day

All fish over six ounces must be landed with a landing net

When you have finished fishing do not throw your unused bait on the bank - please take it home

Do not feed the birds

The aluminium bin is not a waste bin neither does it provide free bait for anglers

No fishing from any bridges at any time

Fishing is from designated or numbered swims only

No loud music or radios

No dogs allowed (unless agreed in advance with the owner)

No fishing in the reed beds

No fishing under 18 inches deep - this is the minimum depth allowed for float fishing



Litter Policy:

We have one overiding rule that is more important than any other...

If you leave litter in your swim once you will be warned not to do it again.

If you leave litter twice you will be banned from the fishery altogether...

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