- Newcourt Barton -

   

Location in South West:
Langford, Cullompton, Devon EX15 1SE. England.

Contact:
Mrs Helen Hitt, Tel/Fax: 01884 277326
E-mail: newcourtbarton@btinternet.com
Website: www.newcourtbarton-devon.co.uk

Day Tickets:
free to guests at the B & B
day ticket adults £5 two rods
under 14 £3 one rod
extra rod £1 each
season tickets available upon request

Facilities:
B & B accomodation, parking, toilet

Best Baits:
Floating bread, maggots, sweetcorn, luncheon meat.

Getting There: Exit M5 at Junction 28. Head for Cullompton town centre taking the B3181 towards Broadclyst/Exeter. Continue for approximately 3 miles out of the town and at the Merry Harriers Public House turn left – following signposts to Langford. Immediately after hump back bridge turn right. Newcourt Barton is situated at the top of the road on a T. Junction on the left.

Four well stocked coarse fishing ponds as well B & B accommodation near Exeter & Cullompton are on offer at Newcourt Barton.

Totalling an acre and a half of water in a gently sloping valley, the lakes are stocked with Common and Mirror Carp, Green and Silver Tench, Bream, Golden Orfe and Golden Rudd and vary in depth up to 6 feet. The four spring fed lakes provide a variety of fishing, catering for the pleasure angler who wants to enjoy the beauty of the surroundings to the more dedicated fisherman who is looking for a good days catch.

The first pond you approach from the road is primarily a Tench Pond with a few skimmer Bream. The next two ponds, one of which has an island, contain mainly Carp some weighing well into double figures. These ponds also have a mixture of Tench and Bream. The larger top pond again contains mainly Carp, but also has a selection of Golden Orfe and Golden Rudd.

barbless hooks only
no boilies
no carp over 2lb in keep nets
no night fishing

Reader Feedback:
On Saturday the 6th, my son and I fished at Newcourt Barton for the only time. With 4 lines in the water all day we failed to get one bite. The cost to fish was £5 each for 2 rods. We had set up on the 2nd pond where the owner said the fishing was a bit harder than the other 3 ponds. We did not see any carp or hear any carp. We fished the water at all depths with all the normal baits and not a bite all day on any of the 4 rods. Talking to other angelers fishing on the other two top ponds no one had managed any thing bigger than a 5 or 6 pound carp. This is not a water I would recomend.
Lee Nicholls - October 2012







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