McGarry's Design Partnership have completed drawings and commenced work for Curleys Trout Fishery.

Nestled amongst the hills of the Wet Pennine Moors, on the edge of the beautiful Rivington Country Park, lies one of the North England's premier fly fishing waters. Andrew McGarry, design consultant at MDP has drawn plans to make the fishing reservoir even more attractive to the fisherman. During it's history Curleys Trout Fishery has been a coarse fishery but in the main it has been a redundant facility over many years. That is until the current owners Steve and Helen Kershaw bought the land and reservoir in 2002.


The fishery started life as a coarse fishery until the winter of 2005 when it was drained and all the coarse species moved to another fishery. It took the winter of 2005 and into the Spring of 2006 to refill the reservoir so that it could be stocked with prime rainbow trout and become an important fly fishing venue for the North West.

MDP were chosen as the architects providing drawings for this unique project. As the North West's premier design & build service Curley's teamed up with MDP to cover every aspect of the work required and in true MDP fashion delivered beyond expectation on this project. For links to the relevant websites click on the following:

M D P: mcgarrysdesignpartnership.synthasite.com

Curley's: www.curleysfishery.co.uk

For all your building services needs contact Andrew McGarry on Tel: 01204 690 160 or email mcgarrysdesign@live.co.uk