No. We supply you with the equipment and give you a demonstration. Please do not bring your own rods and nets etc onto the farm.

All fish caught must be killed and paid for. We need to ensure the fishing is carried out in the most humane way possible. The fish will not recover from the stress of being caught if placed back in the water.

Our farm fishing license covers all our visitors. Children under 12 don’t require a license anyway.

No, just come along on the day and buy tickets when you get here. We do not have an advance booking system. We always advise visitors to come as early as possible to avoid queueing for the fishing (which opens at 10am). On a busy, sunny Saturday afternoon for instance, there may be a short wait.

£11.50 per kilo

Yes. We sell ice packs in the fish shop for 50p, which will keep the fish cold for a couple of hours.

Yes of course. We realise some people may not want to do this bit. Just ask any of the staff to help when you are there.

Yes we have baby changing facilities in one of our toilets accessed once inside the farm. Please ask a member of staff to help.

Yes! You can buy vouchers for admission and fishing, or to use on our on-line fish shop. Just ask at reception or purchase through our on-line shop.

Yes of course! We have lots of picnic benches around the farm, and a dedicated picnicking spot next to the Crazy golf.

No. You are very welcome to use our cafe and shop without coming onto the farm.

Yes we welcome dogs, but ask that you keep them on a lead and clean up after them.

Yes we do a family season ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children) for £120, which lasts for 12 months.

No. There are various campsites nearby though – for instance Far Peak Camping.

Yes we have a little play area for children which includes slides, climbing apparatus, swing and a sandpit.

Most of the paths around the ponds in the trout farm are covered in gravel, however there are some walkways that are concrete or soil so a wheelchair is possible. In summary, you could get round some of the farm, but not all of it. If you would like to fish, it is possible to get a wheelchair onto the pontoons on the river. Just ask the staff in the fishery to help you. And yes we have a disabled toilet next to our café.

No. We have plenty of seating at the front and back of the cafe, it’s very unlikely that you would need to wait for a table.

We are regularly on the look out for bright and conscientious people to join our team. If you are interested, please send your CV and a cover letter to enquiries@biburytroutfarm.co.uk