Fishing near Northwich, England

Northwich is one of the Derbyshire towns of England. There is water on more than one side of town. What sits closest: Fir Tree Flash a shade over 17 miles, Leigh Branch a shade over 20 miles to the north and Bottoms Reservoir a shade over 27 miles. On Torside Reservoir the old creek line under the surface is the feature to find. Ice here is the exception, not the rule. Some winters give nothing at all in the way of a lid. Man-made water is the main option. Cast to cover rather than to open water. Closest is Fir Tree Flash at around 12 acres of water. There is a car park at Fir Tree Flash, according to mapping. Fish documented across Derbyshire include brown trout, rainbow trout, chub and European grayling. The nearby water is mainly reservoirs, which fish deep and steady. Anyone based in Northwich can reach every one of these in a morning....