Commonwood Fishery Wrexham
Commonwood is a relatively new fishery situated on the outskirts of Wrexham in the rolling Welsh borders. Although only recently opened to anglers, the site has already been existence for a number of years as owner Paul Dunn wanted to allow it to mature into a peaceful paradise with established fish stocks prior to opening to visitors. It’s worked well; Paul is an angler, so knows what anglers want. Everything is thoughtfully laid out, planned to provide maximum tranquillity, and is easily accessible to those less able; a necessity in a sport which should be all inclusive.
Entrance to the fishery is off the main A534, turning directly opposite The Holt Lodge Hotel and travelling a short distance along a minor road (Shepherds Road); it’s one of the few things in Wrexham that is easy to find! On arrival, anglers are greeted with a discreet sign which announces the venue from the roadside, and vehicle access is made simple by the double gated approach, so no scraped paintwork struggling through a narrow gap. The roadway into the site is beautifully block laid to the roomy carp ark and purpose built cafeteria block. The cafeteria is worthy of note; hot food is to be enjoyed in warm, clean surroundings with a television and reading material to keep anglers occupied whilst discussing the days fishing; clean toilets too! Plenty of space for a large number of matchmen and other visitors, so if you are after a new competitive venue, take a look here! Open match bookings are available every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
From the carp ark, the whole site is specifically presented to minimise disturbance; separate gates lead off to other pools and parking, each ‘sector’ of the fishery is carefully screened by hedgerows to create a sense of solitude, and bailiffs are always on site to offer advice and maintain the peaceful atmosphere.
Commonwood is designed as a mixed fishery, with something for all, regardless of skill level or experience, and Paul has t...
