Norfolk Fishing Network 2004 - 2025 - Derbyshire Fisheries

Fishery Name: Pride of Derby Lakes - Ully Gully

Address: Tamworth Road, Derby, Derbyshire, DE72 2HP

Entrance Grid SK 46663 30488 Car Park Grid Ref: SK 45952 30678

Sat Nav: DE72 2HP

Phone Numbers: 01283 702701

Email Address: [email protected]

Description: The Ully Gully pond is part of the old River Trent course and is situated adjacent to the 'Pride Lake' and the 'Redhouse Lake'. No one knows how the name came about but it was left as a pond when the new Trent course was formed in 1790 with the introduction of the canal system in the area. The Ully Gully is a pond of approximately 3 acres and has an average depth of 5-6 feet. The pond has a large quantity of Roach, Bream and Tench some of the bream going to 5 lbs and Tench to 8lbs, Carp are also a feature of this pond along with Pike and Perch Access is very good with good parking at each end of the pond, the banks are very safe with staged fishing positions along the side nearest to the access roadway. The location is in the Sawley area with vehicular access to the parking areas ( suitable for disabled or infirm anglers in the areas nearest to the parking areas).

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

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Facilities: Car Parks