Liverpool, Merseyside

Larkhill Gardens Lake

Larkhill Gardens Lake is a small public angling venue in the Clubmoor area of Liverpool. Located between Adshead Road and Larkhill Lane, the pond occupies a significant proportion of the surrounding gardens, making it a distinctive urban fishing location. Liverpool City Council includes Larkhill Gardens among the city's park lakes where fishing is permitted under its angling permit scheme. Before fishing, anglers must apply for and receive approval for a council angling permit. Applications are made online, with identification and a valid Environment Agency rod licence required where applicable. Once approved, the council provides a digital permit that anglers must be able to present when requested. As this is a public park rather than a commercial fishing complex, anglers should respect other visitors, avoid blocking paths and comply with any fishing restrictions shown on site. Fishing near protected habitat areas may be restricted by signage. The council does not publish a current list of fish species for Larkhill Gardens, so anglers should confirm local stock information before travelling if hoping to target a particular species.

Rules

Respect other park users, keep paths clear and follow on-site fishing restrictions; fishing near protected habitat may be restricted by signage. • An Environment Agency rod licence may be required in addition to the fishery/club permission. • Carp and coarse fish: catch-and-release unless the fishery rules state otherwise.