The Isle of Man has a wide range of still water locations around the island.
Each one offers a contrast of scenery and landscape for walking, fishing and
other
recreational activities. Most of the reservoirs are regularly stocked with
fish.
Anglers should try out a variety of bate and tackle. What works elsewhere
might not work on Manx Fish, be flexible and you will be rewarded.
There is ample parking near most of the reservoirs with the exception
being Block Eairy, where disabled access is limited. Anglers should
always check their
license is up to date and that they are aware of the restrictions for
the reservoir they are visit. like
size of catch and time of the year. Walkers should consider the wildlife
and natural vegetation. Keep to the paths if requested and follow notices
displayed.
Related News Articles
Opening of the 2008 Fishing Season 14 March 2008 The 2008 fishing season commenced on Monday 10th March with the opening of the reservoirs for anglers with the river fishing season due to start on 1st April 2008. [More]
Angler Fined For Illegal Fishing 12 February 2008 In the High Bailiff’s Court on 29th January 2008, Mr K Edwards of 19 Port-e-Chee Avenue, Douglas pleaded guilty to the offence of using worms to catch fish in West Baldwin reservoir on 27th September 2007. [More]
New Concessionary Licences For Anglers 11 February 2008 Following approval in Tynwald, the Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry has announced the new fishing licence duties for the forthcoming river and reservoir fishing seasons. [More]
Member Invites Comments on a New Winter Angling Ticket 14 January 2008 Graham Cregeen MHK, Member for Fisheries, is inviting comment from the angling community on the possibility of the Department opening one or more reservoirs for angling during the winter months. [More]
