Address
Carrickfergus BT38 9DB, UK
Fishery Information:
Copeland (Marshallstown) is a small reservoir known for high natural productivity and good fly hatches. The reservoir supports brown and rainbow trout. Fly fishing, spinning, and worm fishing are all permitted methods. Fishing is not permitted outside the hours of 8.00 am and 10.00 pm. A purpose-built disabled fishing stand is provided, and the path from the tarmac car park has a suitable gradient for wheelchairs.
What size do the fish go to?
Specific size information for the brown and rainbow trout at Copeland (Marshallstown) is not provided. However, the minimum takeable size is 25.4 cm. For more detailed size information, you should contact the fishery directly.
What tactics work well?
Fly fishing, spinning, and worm fishing are all permitted methods at Copeland (Marshallstown). The reservoir is known for its good fly hatches, suggesting that fly fishing could be particularly effective here.
What facilities are on site?
A purpose-built disabled fishing stand is available. The path from the tarmac car park to the fishing stand is suitable for wheelchairs. Anglers should note that low water levels can sometimes make the water unsuitable for fishing by anglers with disabilities.
Is parking available?
Yes, a tarmac car park is available. Anglers are asked to use the official entrances and not to park cars in a way that obstructs roadways or gate entrances.
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