Mixed coarse fishery is available at Furzemill Pond. The pond has Bream, Rudd and two different species of Carp. A maximum of 12 anglers permitted, per day, including juniors. Anglers under 14yrs must be accompanied by an adult. Furzemill is a nature reserve - please assist us to keep this area clean by taking away your litter.

Furze Mill Pond in Margam Country Park has fishing for bream, carp, tench and rudd. Permits may be purchased at the entrance kiosk of Margam park.

Furzemill Lake is a mixed coarse fishery located in Margam Park. The pond has bream, rudd, and two different species of carp. It’s open for fishing from designated areas only, and the far side of the lake opposite the dam and pegs is a conservation area where no fishing is allowed.

Eglwys Nunydd Reservoir provides fishing for brown, blue and rainbow trout. Eglwys Nunydd is a 260-acre lowland reservoir in Margam near Port Talbot, Wales. The reservoir provides water for the nearby steelworks and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to …

Furzemill Lake is located in Margam Park. Tickets from the entrance kiosk. Open 1-4pm Mon, Tue; 10am-4pm other days. No nuts or boilies, and fishing only from designated area. What’s being caught? Plenty of small carp, bream and rudd. Tactics?

Coarse, game and sea fishing are all on offer in Neath Port Talbot, providing great sport for pleasure and serious anglers alike.

FOLLOWING over a month’s work to improve angling facilities at Margam Country Park, it has re-opened for fishing and the top lake, home to bream of specimen proportions, is now also being fished for the first time. As well as day ticket fishing there is …

The 850 acre Margam Park, containing the coarse and game Fishpond and Furze Mill fishing venues, is a famous visitor attraction in this area. The Afan Forest Park and Gnoll Country Park in the outskirts of Neath town are also popular destinations.

Coarse Fishing Hours: 9:15am – 3:30pm. Entry to the park is free, car park charges apply. Please check prior to your visit if Margam Country Park is hosting a special event where there may be a per person entry charge.

The lake is home to many types of coarse fish with some large grass carp. In 2003 the Environment Agency helped remove many of the small fish. In the summer the open glades are excellent for spotting butterflies. This is a peacock butterfly. The range of vegetation provides many places for birds to nest. Here is a song thrush nest.