Sidings Lane

Address

Kenyon’s Wood, United Kingdom

Fishery Information

This fishery is run by St Helen’s Angling Association.

This picturesque little water is located on Sidings Lane, just off the Rainford Bypass, and is the newest addition to St Helens Angling Association’s portfolio of waters. Situated inside the Nature Reserve, it offers excellent pleasure fishing opportunities. The water is stocked with a variety of species, including Carp, Bream, Crucians, Roach, Rudd, Tench, and Perch.

What size do the fish go to?

The fish in this water can vary in size depending on the species. Carp, Bream, and Tench can reach larger sizes, while Crucians, Roach, Rudd, and Perch are typically smaller. Anglers can expect a range of sizes to target, providing a diverse fishing experience.

What tactics work well?

The specific tactics that work well at this water can vary depending on the angler’s preferences and the fishing conditions. However, common tactics for targeting the stocked species include using a variety of baits such as pellets, maggots, worms, or corn. Techniques like float fishing, feeder fishing, or pole fishing can be effective depending on the angler’s skill and the fishing situation.

What facilities are on site?

Anglers should come prepared with their own fishing equipment and supplies for a comfortable fishing session. It is advisable to bring items such as seating, shelters, tackle boxes, and other necessary equipment to ensure an enjoyable experience.

Is parking available?

Parking is available for anglers, but it requires possession of a key to the barrier. The key can be purchased from St Helens Tackle and Bait, which is located on Chain Lane Blackbrook. Anglers are advised to obtain the necessary key in advance to ensure access to the parking area. Please follow any parking regulations and park in designated areas to ensure convenience and maintain good relations with the local authorities and other anglers.

It is important to note that the committee requires written consent for any vegetation removal, cutting back, or trimming in or around the lake. Members must submit a successful application to the St Helens Rangers to obtain consent. This helps preserve the natural environment and ensures the proper management of the fishery.