Welcome to Nar Valley Fisheries
Our Coarse fishing lakes are open from 1st June to 31st March.
Our Trout fishery is open all year.
Our Trout fishery is open all year.
Hobbs Lake Trout Fishery - OPEN DAY -Sunday 13th March 2022
We are holding an Open day for prospective members to come and look around this lovely scenic fishery.
To arrive and walk round is free of charge.
And for the one day only - 'Catch & Release' Day permits are available so you can try before you buy a season permit.
(Day ticket costs will be offset against the cost of a Season permit).
Coarse Fishing - From 1st June to 31st March
A waiting list for Season 2022/23 is operating.
To get on the waiting list please email
chris@gaytonroadfisheries.co.uk
Stay safe.
Best Wishes from NVF
NVF New / Ammended Rules for 2022/23 can be found elsewhere.
Please go to the 'Rules' page for more details
Nar Valley fisheries is open and members are requested to abide by the Covid-19 lockdown rules implemented by the government as they apply.
COARSE FISHING - This season ticket only coarse fishery is a gravel pit complex comprising of five lakes between half acre and thirty five acres. Coarse fishing on the river runs from 16th June to 14th March.
At Nar Valley Fisheries you will find a mix of five lakes and ponds which between them offer a wide variety of fish for you to catch, including Bream, Tench, Rudd, Roach, Carp, Pike, Wels Catfish and Perch. Also on the coarse fishing permit are two other lakes of 33 acres and 25 acres with limited bank access. So you can see we have plenty to offer on one permit covering 10 months of the year.
TROUT FISHING - Nar Valley fisheries also offers Trout fishing for lake enthusiasts and river anglers alike. Hobbs lake is a 25 acre Trout fishery regularly stocked throughout the season (1st January to 31st December); on the same permit we have a mile and a half of the recently restored River Nar which holds a good head of Brown Trout and the occasional Seatrout, available from 1st April to 30th October.
Please note - Our Trout fishing and Coarse fishing are on seperate permits with different rules and regulations.
Directions to Nar Valley Fisheries:-
From the A47 between Kings Lynn and Swaffham, in the village of East Winch take the turning opposite 'The Carpenters arms' public house to Pentney. Follow this minor road for approximately 2 miles. Go past the entrance to 'Pentney Lakes' for a further 300 metres until you pick up the signs to 'Nar Valley Fisheries'.
Season 2022/23 Coarse fishing permits will be on general sale for 1st April 2022 depending on availability
Nar Valley Fisheries is managed, and has been since it's concept in 1992, by Gayton Road Fisheries.
Gayton Road Fisheries.
Gayton Road Fisheries.
Gayton Road Fisheries undertake fishery management work to improve your fishery and supply fish bred at our own fisheries.
All of the fish we sell are bred on sites managed or owned by us and are, therefore, closely monitored for parasites and diseases. Endeavouring to maintain disease free stocks, we disinfect all our equipment after its use and try to minimise the stress to the fish we handle.
