Fish Prices
Priory fish are produced from the farm’s own broodstock, grown on in purpose-built, professionally managed ponds.
How Fish Prices Are Calculated.
All of our fish are measured from the tip of their nose to the end of their tail when sold by the inch, and in pounds when by weight. We also supply specially formulated Coarse fish feed for Fishery owners, Farms and Anglers.
Fish Prices By Species
Bream
- 4-6 inch £886.11 per 1,000
- 6-8 inch £2200.00 per 1,000
- 8-10 inch £4980.00 per 1,000
- 10-12 inch £6500.00 per 1,000
- 14 inch +£10 per lb
Carp
- 3-4 inch £550.00 per 1,000
- 4-5 inch £720.00 per 1,000
- 5-6 inch £960.00 per 1,000
- 6-8 inch £2000.00 per 1000
- 8 inch – 2lb £4.95 per lb
- C3 Grade A 2-4lb £6.50 per lb
- C3 Grade A 5-7lb £7.50 per lb
- C4 Grade A 9-12lb £12.50 per lb
- C5 Grade A 14-17lb £17.50 per lb
- C6 Grade A 18-22lb £32.50 per lb
Crucian Carp
- 2-3 inch £320.00 per 1,000
- 3-4 inch £450.00 per 1,000
- 4-5 inch £740.00 per 1,000
- 5-6 inch £1850.00 per 1,000
- 6-8 inch £2,850.00 per 1,000
- 8 inch + £4,800.00 per 1,000
Golden Rudd
- 2-4 inch £550.00 per 1,000
- 4-5 inch £650.00 per 1,000
- 5-6 inch £1200.00 per 1,000
- 6-8 inch £2850.00 per 1,000
Tench
- 2-3 inch £400.00 per 1,000
- 3-4 inch £700.00 per 1,000
- 4-5 inch £1300.00 per 1,000
- 5-6 inch £2250.00 per 1,000
- 6-8 inch £3800.00 per 1,000
- 8-10 inch £5750.00 per 1000
- 10 inch + £15 per lb
We offer a service for specimen Carp and Coarse fish to be purpose grown for your fishery.
All our Fish are hand picked for growth.
Delivery is charged on orders less than £4500.00 within a 150 mile radius and this will be worked out on your location to Priory Fishery within the UK.
Payment is required on delivery in full by cash, cheque or Bacs made payable to Priory Fishery Ltd.
All prices are subject to VAT at 20%.
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