Tardebigge Reservoir was created in 1827. The 25 acre feeder reservoir supplies water to the Worcester to Birmingham canal and is part of the world famous Tardebigge Locks. The lake is up to 40-foot (12 m) deep at the dam end, shelving off to around 15 feet (4.6 m) at the inlet end.
This hidden gem of a lake is set in rural Worcestershire, near Tardebigge Village. It is stocked with genuine British Old School carp. This fishery is totally unique and very much loved by it's members.
Unfortunately due to the location we are not disabled friendly. If you have any mobility issues we do not recommend membership.
Fishing the Canal
The Worcester to Birmingham canal runs alongside the reservoir, with the famous Tardebigge Locks. To fish the canal you will need a Birmingham Anglers Association membership permit. The Birmingham Anglers permit will allow you to fish miles of our beautiful canal network and rivers and is great value for money. Expect to catch carp, bream, roach, rudd, perch and pike.
Please note a B.A.A permit does not allow you to fish the reservoir!
Frequently Asked Question's
1. Can I join the syndicate?
Unless you are on our waiting list, you will not be able to join. You will have at least a two year wait.
2. Can I drive up to my swim?
No. Take a look at our Lake Accessibility section.
3. Do you sell Day Tickets?
No
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