Fishing in Corby: waters near you
9 checked fisheries within 15 miles of Corby. Closest first.
The lowdown on Corby waters
Right then — if you're after a bite near Corby, here's every water we've actually checked close by. Nearest are Eyebrook Reservoir (about 1 mile), Wing Hall Fishing Lakes (about 5 miles) and Rutland Water (about 8 miles).
Between them you'll find carp, tench, roach, pike, trout, bream, crucian, chub on the cards — open any venue for the lake-by-lake stock, rules and ticket prices we last checked.
Rules, prices and access can change, so always give the fishery or club a quick shout before you go. Need bait or a hand picking rigs? Find tackle shops near Corby, or brush up with a free fishing course.
Map of waters near Corby
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Fisheries near Corby
Corby
Eyebrook Reservoir
Eyebrook Reservoir
Corby · 1 lakes on site
Eyebrook is a proper big reservoir with a trout-fishing past and an announced move towards mixed coarse and predator fishing. Current access, tickets and facilities need checking before you load the car.
68%Wing Hall Fishing Lakes
Uppingham · 1 lakes on site
Wing Hall has two mixed coarse lakes, each over an acre with 20 pitches, and a cracking spread of carp, tench, bream and other species. Bring cash, leave the boilies and groundbait at home, and check the odd two-rod tariff before heading over.
76%Rutland Water
Oakham · 1 lakes on site
Rutland Water is proper big-water fishing: approximately 3,100 acres, bank and boat fly fishing for trout, and boat-only predator sessions. There’s plenty of choice, but permit types, boat costs and method-specific seasons need sorting before you load the tackle.
66%Leicester Line Canal
Market Harborough · 3 lakes on site
Leicester Line Canal is the angling name used for the Leicester Section of the Grand Union Canal, running through the Foxton and Market Harborough area. It’s a proper canal venue rather than a stocked commercial lake, with roach, perch, skimmer bream and the chance of tench, pike and other canal species.
65%Grand Union Canal (Leicester Line)
Market Harborough · 4 lakes on site
Proper canal fishing on the Grand Union’s Leicester Line, with WDNAC’s guide covering Foxton Bridge 60 through to Husbands Bosworth tunnel beyond Bridge 46. Roach, gudgeon and perch feature, with occasional bream and the possibility of carp or tench adding a bit of intrigue.
85%Bluebell Lakes
Tansor, near Oundle · 5 lakes on site
Five very different day-ticket lakes, from heavily stocked Mallard to the specimen-focused Kingfisher and Swan.
Lutterworth
Shearsby Valley Lakes
Shearsby Valley Lakes
Lutterworth · 4 lakes on site
Shearsby Valley Lakes has four coarse lakes, with mixed-species fishing on Sunset and carp-and-F1 options on Hurricane, Tornado and Willow. There’s a proper pleasure-and-match setup here, with pay-on-arrival day tickets and whole-lake club bookings.
Wymondham
Nirvana Fisheries
Nirvana Fisheries
Wymondham · 2 lakes on site
Nirvana Fisheries near Wymondham is a quiet, natural Norfolk venue built around a top pond and lower pond. It looks particularly appealing for crucian and tench fishing, with the big caveat that access is by invitation or prior arrangement rather than a normal day-ticket setup.
68%Stretton Lakes
Oakham · 1 lakes on site
Stretton Lakes offers mixed coarse day-ticket fishing in Rutland, with carp, tench, bream and silvers to go at. Handy parking, anglers’ toilets and an onsite bait-and-tackle shop keep the practical faff down.