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Fishery reopening
Important information for anglers, please read before returning to the site.
We are pleased to announce that Damflask Fishery will be re-opened from 25th September, following the necessary closure associated with COVID-19.
To help keep our visitors and staff safe, we have introduced some changes to the way the fishery is managed. We ask that you please read this information carefully and follow these measures to reduce the risk to all parties.
- Before travelling to site, please ensure you have the exact cash amount for your ticket. You can find the prices on this page.
- Maintain social distancing and follow current Government guidance at all times. Sanitise hands before and after using the ticket machine.
- If you cannot use the ticket machine for any reason, please find a Fishery Bailiff and follow their instructions for cash and ticket handling to maintain social distancing and minimise the risk of transmission of Covid 19.
Thank you for your patience and co-operation and we look forward to welcoming you back.
About our Fishery
Damflask is one of Yorkshire's largest premier fisheries, a 116 acre reservoir which boasts a coarse and pike fishery. Situated within the stunning Peak District National Park it is 15 minute drive to the west of Sheffield city centre.
The reservoir can be fished for bream, chub, dace, perch, pike and roach and is open all year round. In recent years we have restocked the reservoir with over 100 bream, some weighing more than 4lbs each. At a match held at the reservoir in 2005, an individual record of 70lbs was set by one angler!
Fishery rules and information
Everything you need to know about Damflask Fishery.
Coarse Fishing Prices
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Day ticket | £5.00 |
| Concessionary day ticket | £3.80 |
| 2 month ticket ticket | £18.10 |
| 2 month concessionary ticket | £11.20 |
| 6 month ticket* | £48.00 |
| 6 month concessionary ticket* | £31.00 |
*These tickets are available from the Bailiff only
Stop the Spread
Are you unknowingly spreading invasive species on your water sports equipment and clothing?
Invasive species can affect fish and other wildlife, restrict navigation, clog up propellers and be costly to manage. You can help protect the water sports you love by following three simple steps when you leave the water.