Treemeadow Trout Fishery — Place photograph

Deveral Road, Fraddam, Hayle, Cornwall TR27 5EP

Treemeadow Trout Fishery

Lake

Place photograph

5.1

Wildland

Half day

Time

Paid

Cost

Peaceful

Feel

LakesideWoodlandValleyAnglersCouplesGroups

Why it's Wildland

5.1

Two spring-fed lakes sit in a wooded valley at a fishery established in 1989. The draw is the fishing itself: the larger lake allows catch and release after the bag limit, while the smaller lake is described as catch-and-kill.

Treemeadow offers a specific, hands-on way to spend time beside water: fly-fishing among wooded banks, with two lakes and a spring-fed setting. It is a managed fishery rather than a wild-swimming or open-access nature destination, so check the fishing arrangements before you go.

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Deveral Road, Fraddam, Hayle, Cornwall TR27 5EP

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The experience

Treemeadow is best approached as a fishing visit, not an open-access lakeside walk. Its two lakes have different fishing rules, so confirm the current ticket, bag limit and catch-and-release arrangements with the fishery before setting out.

Things to do

01

Fly-fish the lakes

Fishery sources describe two lakes and fly-fishing for trout. Confirm current ticket details, permitted methods and the rules for each lake before fishing.

Check with the fishery

02

Take a circuit of the larger lake

A visiting angler describes walking a full lap of the larger lake and watching for trout from beneath the trees. Check where visitors may walk and fish with the proprietor.

About an hour, as described by one visitor

Make a day of it

Quick escape · A few hours

A few hours by the lakes

  1. 01

    Check access, ticket arrangements and current rules with the fishery before travelling.

  2. 02

    Choose a lake in line with the fishery’s current rules and your fishing preferences.

  3. 03

    Spend a focused session fly-fishing from the banks; ask the fishery for current advice.

Verified history

A fisheries information page states that the fishery was established in 1989. A visiting angler reports that the proprietor shared its history, but no further historical details are provided in the supplied sources.

Hidden details

Two lakes, different rules — A fishing report distinguishes the smaller catch-and-kill lake from the larger lake, where catch and release is allowed after the bag limit. Confirm current rules directly with the fishery, as arrangements may change.

When to go

· No dependable best time is established by the supplied sources. Check conditions and availability with the fishery.

The source row recommends spring and early summer, but this seasonal guidance is not corroborated by the supplied research. A fishing report describes warm summer conditions affecting the fish.

Fishing conditions can vary; one report describes warm summer temperatures and fish becoming less active. Check conditions with the fishery.

What to look for

Notice the wooded banks and the spring-fed character of the lakes. If fishing, ask the fishery about current rules for each lake and where catch and release is permitted.

The story

The fishery was established in 1989.

Best time to go

Check current conditions and fishery arrangements. One supplied account describes fishing in late autumn; another reports warm summer conditions affecting the fish.

The supplied sources do not establish a reliable best season. Check current fishing conditions and rules directly with the fishery.

How long to spend

Half day

Perfect for

Anglers · Couples · Groups

Practical information

Opening & access

A privately operated trout fishery; access is for fishing visitors and may require a ticket or advance arrangements. Check current access and fishery rules before travelling.

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Parking

Check before visiting; reports conflict on parking availability.

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Toilets

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Food & drink

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Dogs

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Accessibility

Wheelchair-suitable paths are claimed in the source row, but this is not independently confirmed by the supplied research. Check with the fishery before visiting.

Check before visiting

Cost

Paid

Water

Spring-fed lakes

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Treemeadow Trout Fishery
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Treemeadow Trout Fishery
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Treemeadow Trout Fishery
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Around Treemeadow Trout Fishery

Within 50 km · approximate straight-line distances