• Members MUST NOT block any footpaths
• Junior non-members must fish the same peg as the Senior member responsible for them, the Senior member must hold a membership that allows them to fish Shakerley Mere
• No fires
• No pre baiting
• Fishing from the designated areas only as shown below marked with the red line and the two locations on the road bank. 
• No ground bait of any nature is allowed: please exercise restraint when introducing free offerings into this water. 
• The lakebed contains fluid sands, which are extremely treacherous, and as a result wading is strictly prohibited. 
• Day Tickets are ONLY sold through the club’s website, NO money will be taken on the bank. 
• Fishing shelters must not obstruct the public footpath.
• Overstamp 15th March – 15th June – No
• Booking – No
• Fish From – Designated Pegs
• Leader – No Leadcore
• Hooks – Barbless/Micro Barbed (No Crimping)
• Line – Min 15lb
• Bait Boat – Yes – Permit Required
• Rods – 1st Oct – 15th March – Max 3 
• Rods – 16th March – 30th Sept – Max 3
• Max Stay (no return within 48hrs) – 1st Oct – 15th March – 72 Hours
• Max Stay (no return within 48hrs) – 16th March – 30th Sept – 72 Hours
• Dogs Allowed – Yes – Permit Required
• Access – N/A
• Fishing is only permitted from designated pegs.
• Hooks: Barbless hooks are required.
• Ground Bait: No ground bait is allowed.
• Wading: Wading is prohibited.
• Maximum Stay: Members have a maximum stay of 48 hours, and day tickets allow fishing from dawn until dusk.
• Cleanliness: Ensure the facility is left clean and tidy.
• Noise: Audible bite alarms must be set at a respectable volume level, and anglers must respect neighbours.
• Toilets: All anglers are required to carry some form of toilet facilities with them, failure to do will result in you being asked to leave with no refund (no exceptions).
• Catch and Release: Lymm Angling Club operates a catch and release policy, requiring all fish to be returned.

All anglers, especially long stay anglers, must ensure their toiletry requirements are catered for in a way that does not cause any offence or hygiene hazard to any other person/property.

Bailiffs will ask what provisions have been made to comply with this rule, if provisions are not considered adequate enough: members will be asked to leave the water. All foul waste must be bagged and removed by the member; failure to comply WILL result in a lifetime ban.