Fishing in Greetham: waters near you

9 checked fisheries within 15 miles of Greetham. Closest first.

The lowdown on Greetham waters

Right then — if you're after a bite near Greetham, here's every water we've actually checked close by. Nearest are Greetham Valley Fishing Lakes (about 1 mile), Stretton Lakes (about 2 miles) and Rutland Water (about 5 miles).

Between them you'll find carp, trout, pike, zander, perch, roach, tench, bream 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 Greetham, or brush up with a free fishing course.

Map of waters near Greetham

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Fisheries near Greetham

A view of Greetham Valley Fishing Lakes53%

Greetham Valley Fishing Lakes

Greetham · 1 lakes on site

Greetham Valley’s fishing lakes sit within the wider golf, hotel and leisure resort at Wood Lane, Greetham. It looks like a handy spot for guests and visiting anglers, but access, prices, opening times and the fishing setup need confirming direct with the venue before setting off.

Main water
A view of Stretton Lakes68%

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.

Main water
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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.

Rutland Water
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Oakham Angling Society Waters

Oakham · 2 lakes on site

Oakham Canal was Oakham Angling Society water, with a long fishable section and around 50 swims. The society wound up in 2024, though, so current fishing access is a proper check-first job rather than a turn-up-and-cast affair.

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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.

Top PondLower Pond
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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.

Two coarse-fishing lakes
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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.

Eyebrook Reservoir
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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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Grantham Canal

Woolsthorpe-by-Belvoir · 6 lakes on site

A cracking, club-controlled stretch of the Grantham Canal near Woolsthorpe-by-Belvoir, with day tickets, year-round fishing and a proper mix of canal species. There are six named sections, including a match length and a carp stretch.

Woolsthorpe Wharf–The DuckHalf Mile SectionTwin Bridges SectionJack Topps SectionMuston Bridge SectionFruit Farm Section