• West Pitt offers excellent coarse fishing in glorious Devon countryside

  • West Pitt offers excellent coarse fishing in glorious Devon countryside

  • West Pitt offers excellent coarse fishing in glorious Devon countryside

  • West Pitt offers excellent coarse fishing in glorious Devon countryside

  • West Pitt offers excellent coarse fishing in glorious Devon countryside

  • West Pitt offers excellent coarse fishing in glorious Devon countryside

Fishing is now by prior arrangement only, no day tickets available.

Set in 11 acres of the unspoilt and peaceful Culm Valley, West Pitt Farm Fishery has two spring fed lakes stocked with a wide variety of quality fish offering excellent coarse fishing for our guests.

Whether you are a competitive or pleasure angler or just starting out, West Pitt offers quality fishing for everyone.  The LAKES are stocked with a varied but compatible mix of good sized specimens including carp, crucian carp, tench, roach, rudd, perch and golden tench.  

West Pitt caters for disabled and able bodied anglers.  Disabled anglers are requested to telephone in advance to arrange access by car to the lakeside.

A toilet facility is located in the anglers' car park.

Fishery Rules

  • Landing nets to be air dry before use
  • All sizeable fish to be landed using a landing net and unhooking mat
  • All nets to be soft mesh or similar fish friendly
  • Barbless or microbarbed hooks only, maximum size 10
  • Single rod only
  • No keepnets to be used
  • No Litter

 

Fishing Gallery

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West Pitt Lakes & Lodges Fishing Blog

28 Jul

Fishery under new ownership

The Fishery changed hands at the end of June with Seb Parker & Angela Tadd becoming the new owne…

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15 Jul

Angling Times July 2015

Angling Times July 2015

ON A TOP-4!  Reported in the Angling Times this week Ben Squire, Mark Cox and friends reported…

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23 Jan

Winter Catches

Winter Catches

Excellent catches all year at West Pitt Farm; January 2015 is no exception! Rupert and Kev reported…

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Landing a fishIn the shade of a treeBarbless Hooks



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