Rowley Lake

Discover Rowley Lake

Rowley Lake offers a tranquil fishing experience just a mile from Burnley’s bustling industrial heartland. Spread over 7 acres, this mixed coarse fishery is nestled within lush parkland, providing a serene backdrop for anglers seeking peace and good sport.

Variety of Fish

At Rowley Lake, you can find a range of species including bream, carp, pike, roach, and tench. Each type brings its own unique challenge, making every fishing trip interesting. Whether you’re after the strong fight of a carp or the swift strike of a pike, there’s something here for everyone.

Effective Fishing Techniques

Different fish at Rowley Lake respond to various baits and methods. Bream are often caught using groundbait feeders with maggots, caster, sweetcorn, worms, or bread. Small carp are attracted to pellets and waggler rigs, while larger carp prefer traditional carp tactics. Roach respond well to pole or waggler methods using hemp, caster, or maggots. Tench are a bit more selective but can be caught on float gear near early summer dawns and dusks using corn, worms, caster, or bread. Pike provide excellent sport when using deadbaits.

Enjoy a day out at Rowley Lake, where the mix of fish species and effective fishing methods create a rewarding experience for all anglers.