Fishing in Barrow-upon-Soar: waters near you

19 checked fisheries within 15 miles of Barrow-upon-Soar. Closest first.

The lowdown on Barrow-upon-Soar waters

Right then — if you're after a bite near Barrow-upon-Soar, here's every water we've actually checked close by. Nearest are Barrow Boating and Fishing Club Lakes (about 1 mile), Leicester Navigation (about 2 miles) and Frisby Lakes Fishery (about 7 miles).

Between them you'll find bream, carp, perch, pike, tench, barbel, chub, roach on the cards — open any venue for the lake-by-lake stock, rules and ticket prices we last checked.

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Fisheries near Barrow-upon-Soar

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Barrow Boating and Fishing Club Lakes

Barrow-upon-Soar · 2 lakes on site

Barrow Boating and Fishing Club Lakes appears to refer to the coarse lakes at Proctors Pleasure Park, Barrow upon Soar. There’s lake and River Soar fishing, with day tickets listed at £3 per assembled rod — but check before travelling.

Proctors Pleasure Park lakesRiver Soar
A view of Leicester Navigation67%

Leicester Navigation

Leicester · 2 lakes on site

A proper River Soar and canal venue around Sileby and Mountsorrel, with barbel, chub, bream, carp and a decent spread of other river species. Day tickets are available, but check the exact section, seasonal access and permit details before setting off.

Below Sileby weir to Waterside Inn, MountsorrelWaterside Inn, Mountsorrel to A6 bridge
A view of Frisby Lakes Fishery80%

Frisby Lakes Fishery

Frisby on the Wreake · 4 lakes on site

Frisby Lakes Fishery is a cracking 48-acre gravel pit near Melton Mowbray, with up to 50 swims and carp over 32 lb. There’s a proper mix of carp and coarse sport, plus handy facilities and flexible ticket options — though booking and the members-only setup outside the day-ticket season need watching.

The PointWoodlandsThe IslandBoys Pit
A view of Thornton Reservoir35%

Thornton Reservoir

Markfield · 1 lakes on site

Thornton is a 76-acre reservoir near Markfield with a proper fly-fishing history, but the village website lists the fishery as closed and a return to fishing isn't confirmed. Public walks, free parking and the coffee kiosk are a separate matter — don't mistake visitor access for permission to wet a line.

Thornton Reservoir
A view of Eye Kettleby Lakes79%

Eye Kettleby Lakes

Melton Mowbray · 8 lakes on site

Eye Kettleby Lakes near Melton Mowbray gives you eight lakes spanning specimen carp, mixed coarse fishing and a private residents’ water. There’s plenty of choice, but day visitors aged 16+ need membership as well as a fishing ticket.

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Trent and Mersey Canal – Shardlow Stretch

Shardlow · 4 lakes on site

A proper stretch of canal water controlled by Pride of Derby Angling Association, running from the Trent and Mersey confluence near Shardlow west towards Stretton. Shardlow itself is described as one of the best areas, with productive lock sections, boatyards and far-bank tree cover.

Shardlow StretchDerwent Mouth Lock to Clay MillsShardlow Lock to the A6 BridgeWeston-on-Trent section
A view of River Trent65%

River Trent

Beeston · 1 lakes on site

A members-only Nottingham Anglers Association stretch downstream of Beeston Weir. It is fast and shallow, with chub and barbel below the weir, then roach and dace further downstream, plus pike in the weir pool.

Main water
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Glebe Fishery

Medbourne · 2 lakes on site

The Glebe is a proper coarse-fishing venue at Peckleton Common, near Peckleton and Earl Shilton, with nine lakes or pools across roughly 36 acres. It’s mainly members-only, with guest day tickets available for £10 per day.

Pretty Fish Pool (Pool 2)Uglies (Pool 3)
A view of Beeston Canal70%

Beeston Canal

Beeston · 1 lakes on site

Beeston Canal is a proper club-controlled canal stretch running from Beeston Lock to Lenton, with more than 150 pegs and a handy mix of canal and river fish. Roach and bream are the main targets, with large chub, perch and the occasional carp adding a bit of spice.

Beeston Canal — Beeston Lock to Lenton
A view of Derby Canal77%

Derby Canal

Derby · 5 lakes on site

A proper 12-mile stretch of the Trent and Mersey Canal, run by Pride of Derby Angling Association. It’s membership-only water with roach, perch, gudgeon, chub, bream and some cracking carp below Swarkstone Locks.

Trent and Mersey Canal fisheryBelow Swarkstone LocksBoatyards around ShardlowShardlow-to-A6 sectionDerwent Mouth Lock to Clay Mills
A view of Nottingham and Beeston Canal69%

Nottingham and Beeston Canal

Nottingham · 1 lakes on site

Nottingham and Beeston Canal is a proper urban canal venue west of Nottingham, with roughly five miles of club-managed water, more than 150 pegs and a useful mix of canal and Trent species. Roach and bream lead the way, with chub, perch and the occasional carp adding a bit of spice.

Nottingham and Beeston Canal
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Mallory Park Fishery

Kirkby Mallory · 1 lakes on site

Mallory Park Fisheries offers members-only carp and mixed coarse fishing around the race circuit near Kirkby Mallory and at The Glebe, Peckleton. There’s a decent spread of species, but get access sorted first — this isn’t a walk-in day-ticket venue.

Main water
A view of Nottingham Canal67%

Nottingham Canal

Nottingham · 1 lakes on site

Nottingham Canal is a proper urban canal venue running from Nottingham through to Beeston, with River Trent connections at both ends. It offers river-style fishing for a broad mix of species, with access through Nottingham Federation membership.

Nottingham/Beeston Canal
A view of Holme Pierrepont Country Park72%

Holme Pierrepont Country Park

Nottingham · 2 lakes on site

Hackett Lakes beside Holme Pierrepont Country Park offers two purpose-built coarse lakes, with carp the main target and day tickets from £10. There’s a match-friendly smaller lake, a bigger second lake, and pre-booked night fishing.

Lake 1Lake 2
A view of Holme Pierrepont Country Park Lakes68%

Holme Pierrepont Country Park Lakes

Nottingham · 2 lakes on site

Hackett Lakes Fishery is a handy two-lake day-ticket venue at Holme Pierrepont, less than 4 miles from Nottingham city centre. There’s match-style fishing on the smaller lake, carp to reported double-figure weights and a decent list of coarse species.

Smaller lakeLarger lake
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Beechwood Park Fishery

Elvaston · 6 lakes on site

Beechwood Park Fishery is a six-lake complex near Elvaston, with around 170 pegs across roughly 25 acres. It looks handy for mixed coarse fishing, family sessions and carp angling, with day tickets from £4.

Swan 1Swan 2Warren LakeOak LakeKingfisherHorseshoe Lake
A view of Ashby Canal71%

Ashby Canal

Hinckley · 1 lakes on site

A proper rural canal stretch from Coton Bridge 40 to Carlton Bridge 44, managed by Ashby Angling Club. It offers mixed coarse and predator fishing, but you’ll need a named club ticket — there are no day tickets or guest tickets.

Ashby Canal, Coton Bridge 40 to Carlton Bridge 44
A view of Friezeland Pools78%

Friezeland Pools

Bewdley · 5 lakes on site

Friezeland Pools is a five-pool carp fishery near Market Bosworth, with day tickets, booked night fishing and match options. Handy facilities, plenty of pegs and a proper carp-heavy feel, though check the postcode carefully if you’re travelling from Bewdley.

Friezeland PoolLower Friezeland PoolUpper Friezeland PoolPam’s PoolPats Pool
A view of Ashby Canal – Snarestone Stretch65%

Ashby Canal – Snarestone Stretch

Snarestone · 2 lakes on site

A short, permit-controlled coarse-fishing stretch on the Ashby Canal near Snarestone. It’s a mixed-fish canal with bream, roach, chub and pike, plus a restored northern section and a history of match fishing.

Snarestone StretchRestored northern section