The Fishery

Two private lakes, right outside your door

Tyddyn Sargent Fishery — fourteen swims across two well-stocked coarse lakes, open to guests and day visitors alike, year-round.

2 lakes, 14 swims
Open year-round
Free fishing for two, 7+ nights
The rowing boat moored among the reeds on Lake 1, with fields beyond

Lake 1

1.75 acres, 10 swims, mixed all year

The bigger of the two lakes, well-stocked and fishable on standard tactics throughout the year. Favourite baits are maggots, sweetcorn, meat and boilies — kept to a minimum. The water is 3–7ft deep. Popular swims include the Premier peg, No 1 and the Kingfisher Bench, though the margins produce some excellent catches.

Roach Rudd Perch Bream Tench Carp (mirror, common, ghost)

Lake 2, with reed beds and trees reflected in still water

Lake 2

0.75 acres, 4 swims, quieter and closer in

Every swim here has its own character — marginal reed beds, lily pads and underwater features. It’s the lake we point young anglers and pole or waggler fishers toward. It averages 3–7ft deep, with an island and underwater plateaus.

Roach Bream Tench

Day tickets & the offer

Fish for the day, or stay with us and two guests fish free. Day visitors can find out more at Anglesey Fishery.

Adults, full day£10.00
Adults, four hours£5.00
Children, disabled & senior citizens, full day£5.00

Staying with us? Two guests fish free.

Book any cottage or the caravan for seven nights or more and two members of your party fish both lakes at no extra cost, for the length of your stay.

A fishing rod resting on the lake bank
A wooden bench by the lake with the cottages across the water
Fish swimming in the clear shallows of the lake

On site for anglers

Ample parking

Right by the lakes, for guests and day visitors.

Toilet facilities

Available on site throughout your visit.

Fourteen swims

Across two lakes — reed beds, lily pads & open water.

Lake rules

Anglers must hold a current Environment Agency fishing licence and use a maximum of two rods. Fishing is from 7.30am until dusk only. Please also read the notice board near the water. You’ll find the rules, along with the lakes, tackle hire and more, on our fishery website, Anglesey Fishery.

  • Barbless hooks only
  • All nets, mats and slings to be dipped and rinsed in the bin provided
  • No keepnets or sacking of fish
  • Rods must not be left unattended
  • No children under 14 without an adult
  • No night fishing
  • No groundbait, except in a swimfeeder
  • Boilies to a minimum
  • Please do not dump leftover bait in the lake at the end of your session
  • No particles except hemp and sweetcorn
  • Unhooking mats are compulsory when carp are the intended quarry
  • No litter, please use the bins provided
  • Please use the toilet facilities provided

Tackle hire & bait

No tackle of your own? We can hire you the essentials: a float rod, reel, landing net and basic terminal tackle (floats, hooks, line and a disgorger). Tackle hire is £10 per day and includes a small amount of bait. More details are on the Anglesey Fishery tackle hire page.

We also sell a small amount of bait on site, such as sweetcorn and luncheon meat. For maggots and other baits, try a local tackle shop: Llyn Y Gors on 01248 713 410 or Telboy’s Tackle in Amlwch on 01407 832 965.

Bring your rods

Book a cottage or the caravan and fish both lakes free for two, on stays of seven nights or more.