Fishery guide · Derbyshire
Sawley Lakes
Sawley Lakes is the Pride of Derby Angling Association complex near Sawley and Hemington, with Pride Lake, Redhouse Lake and the smaller Ully Gully pond. It’s a former gravel-working venue with club waters, day-ticket information and online membership or ticket purchasing.
“6.8/10 — There’s a useful mix of coarse species, plus an associated Trent section with reported barbel and bream.”
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The lowdown
Sawley Lakes sits off Tamworth Road, Derbyshire, DE72 2HP, between Sawley and Shardlow. The complex is identified with Pride of Derby Angling Association rather than a separately branded Sawley Lakes website, so that’s the name to keep in mind when checking access and tickets.
- 3 lakes: Pride Lake, Redhouse Lake, Ully Gully pond
- Fish: carp, bream, roach, tench, pike, perch
- Find it: Sawley · DE72 2HP
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The full rundown on Sawley Lakes
Sawley Lakes sits off Tamworth Road, Derbyshire, DE72 2HP, between Sawley and Shardlow. The complex is identified with Pride of Derby Angling Association rather than a separately branded Sawley Lakes website, so that’s the name to keep in mind when checking access and tickets.
There are three named waters here: Pride Lake, Redhouse Lake and Ully Gully pond. Pride Lake is reported at roughly 18 acres, while Ully Gully is a much tidier approximately 3-acre pond with an average depth of 5–6 feet. Redhouse Lake is part of the complex, though its size isn’t published in the checked information.
Ully Gully is the clearest option for anyone wanting a smaller, more manageable water. It holds roach, bream, tench, carp, pike and perch, giving you a proper mixed coarse bag of options. The fishery reports bream to about 5 lb and tench to about 8 lb, which is a decent bit of interest for a little pond.
Access at Ully Gully sounds particularly handy. There’s parking at both ends, staged fishing positions beside the access roadway, and the fishery says the areas near the parking are suitable for elderly or disabled anglers. That should make the short walk and general faff around the swim more straightforward.
The wider Pride of Derby waters contain the usual coarse suspects, including carp, bream, roach, tench, perch and pike. So, depending on the lake and the permitted section, there’s scope for everything from a relaxed mixed-species session to targeting a proper lump. The checked facts don’t give swim maps or detailed feature information, so it’s worth keeping the first session flexible.
There’s also an associated River Trent section, with bream, roach, chub and barbel. Faster water below Sawley Weir is reported to produce barbel above 12 lb, while slower, deeper reaches hold bream of 5–8 lb. That adds a cracking bit of variety, although river access and ticket arrangements should be checked before you sling a feeder in.
Pride of Derby lists day tickets, membership and joining information, with online purchase functionality for tickets or membership. Current prices and opening hours weren’t reliably available in the checked pages, and night fishing on the named Sawley lakes wasn’t confirmed. Best bet: check the official Pride of Derby information before travelling, especially if you’re planning a longer session or a cheeky overnight.
We're not sure on ticket prices here — we couldn't find reliable, up-to-date prices online, so give the fishery a ring or check their own site before you go.
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Sawley Lakes FAQs
Where are Sawley Lakes?
The address is Tamworth Road, Derbyshire, DE72 2HP, near Sawley and Hemington, between Sawley and Shardlow.
What lakes are in the complex?
Pride Lake, Redhouse Lake and Ully Gully pond.
Is there river fishing as well?
An associated River Trent section contains bream, roach, chub and barbel.
Are opening hours published?
A reliably readable current opening-hours schedule was not available in the checked page content.
Where's the nearest tackle shop?
We haven't found a tackle shop on site at Sawley Lakes. Sort your bait and end tackle before you travel, as there's no guarantee of anything close by near Sawley.
Do I need to bring food?
We haven't seen any food on site, so bring your own grub and drinks. A flask and a stove (where allowed) make a long day much better.
Are there toilets on site?
Not that we've seen listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Is there parking, and how close is it to the swims?
Yes — parking at both ends of ully gully. Walks to the further pegs can be a trek, so a barrow helps.
What's the postcode for the sat nav?
DE72 2HP.
How much is a ticket?
We haven't got current prices. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Can I just turn up, or do I need to book?
Day tickets are available on Pride Lake, Redhouse Lake, Ully Gully pond. Busy weekends can fill up, so ring ahead if you've got your heart set on a swim.
What fish are in there?
Across the lakes you'll find carp, bream, roach, tench, pike, perch. See each lake tab for which fish live where.
How many lakes are there?
3 — Pride Lake (Approximately 18 acres), Redhouse Lake (Not published), Ully Gully pond (Approximately 3 acres).
Is night fishing allowed?
It depends — Night-fishing availability was not confirmed from the current indexed pages.
Can I bring my dog?
Not covered in the rules we've checked. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Are bait boats allowed?
We haven't seen a bait-boat rule listed. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
Do I need barbless hooks?
Most UK fisheries prefer barbless or micro-barbed hooks — ask on arrival if unsure.
Do I need my own unhooking mat or cradle?
Yes — Pride of Derby lists membership and joining information.
Is it suitable for disabled anglers?
The fishery lists access near parking described as suitable for elderly or disabled anglers. Ring ahead to check which swims suit you.
Do I need a rod licence?
Yes — anyone 13 or over fishing in England and Wales needs an Environment Agency rod licence (or Natural Resources Wales in Wales), on top of your fishery ticket.
When's the best time of year to fish here?
Late spring through autumn is prime for most species. Check our live weather edge for this venue before you go — it updates daily.
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Pride Lake: the big named lake in the complex, at roughly 18 acres.
- Size
- Approximately 18 acres acres
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp, bream, roach, tench, pike, perch
Pride Lake is reported at approximately 18 acres and forms part of the Pride of Derby Angling Association waters near Sawley and Shardlow.
The wider waters contain common coarse species including carp, bream, roach, tench, perch and pike, giving this lake a broad mixed-fishing profile. Exact lake-specific details aren’t published in the checked facts.
Lake photographs
A look around Pride Lake
Sawley Lakes
Pride Lake
We’re checking the fishery’s Pride Lake pictures before displaying them here. You can still see the originals on the fishery’s website.
Suits
- Anglers after a larger water with several common coarse species in the mix
- A flexible session where you can decide between carp and mixed coarse fishing
Maybe not for
- Anyone needing confirmed swim, feature or current ticket details before setting off
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Pride Lake
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
roach
Float maggot for roach
On a mixed lake a waggler and a pint of maggots is the easiest way to keep the float going under all day.
- Feed six to ten maggots every cast.
- Shallow up if bites come on the drop.
- Size 18 hook and light hooklength.
tench
Lift method float for tench
Tench feed with their heads down and tip baits up — the lift method shows that bite as the float rising and lying flat.
- Fish the margin at dawn with a straight waggler, locked by a single big shot 2–3in from the hook.
- Rake or lightly bait the swim with hemp, corn and maggot.
- Strike when the float lifts or lies flat. Bread, corn or worm on a size 12–14.
Pride Lake FAQs
How big is Pride Lake?
It is reported as approximately 18 acres.
What fish are associated with the wider Pride of Derby waters?
Carp, bream, roach, tench, perch and pike are listed.
What's the lake record on Pride Lake?
The fishery hasn't published a record for Pride Lake that we've found. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
What fish are in Pride Lake?
carp, bream, roach, tench, pike, perch.
Which baits work well on Pride Lake?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Pride Lake further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Pride Lake get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. It's a day-ticket lake, so popular swims go early — arrive at first light or midweek if you can.
What weather suits bigger catches on Pride Lake?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Sawley Lakes before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Pride Lake?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Pride Lake on a day ticket?
Yes — Pride Lake is on the day ticket. Check current prices before you go.
Is night fishing allowed on Pride Lake?
It depends — Night-fishing availability was not confirmed from the current indexed pages.
Who does Pride Lake suit?
Good for: Anglers after a larger water with several common coarse species in the mix; A flexible session where you can decide between carp and mixed coarse fishing. Less suited to: Anyone needing confirmed swim, feature or current ticket details before setting off.
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Day ticket · turn up
Redhouse Lake: a named pride of derby lake near sawley, with size details not published.
- Size
- Not published
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- carp, bream, roach, tench, pike, perch
Redhouse Lake is part of the Sawley Lakes complex and is identified as being run by Pride of Derby Angling Association.
The checked information links the wider Pride of Derby waters with carp, bream, roach, tench, perch and pike. Lake-specific size, stock claims and swim details aren’t set out.
Lake photographs
A look around Redhouse Lake
Sawley Lakes
Redhouse Lake
We’re checking the fishery’s Redhouse Lake pictures before displaying them here. You can still see the originals on the fishery’s website.
Suits
- Anglers happy to fish an established club water after checking the current arrangements
- Mixed coarse anglers looking for common UK species
Maybe not for
- Anyone wanting a fully detailed lake profile before choosing a peg
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Redhouse Lake
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
bream
Groundbait feeder at range for bream
Bream shoal up and graze over open, silty areas. A steady stream of groundbait in one spot keeps a shoal in front of you.
- Clip up and hit the same spot every cast.
- Start with 8–10 feeders quickly, then recast every 5 minutes.
- Worm, maggot or corn on a size 14–16.
roach
Float maggot for roach
On a mixed lake a waggler and a pint of maggots is the easiest way to keep the float going under all day.
- Feed six to ten maggots every cast.
- Shallow up if bites come on the drop.
- Size 18 hook and light hooklength.
tench
Method or maggot feeder for tench
Tench love margins and weedy patches. A feeder puts a small, tight patch of bait right by the hookbait.
- Fish 10–20 yards out, or tight to the cover where it's safe to land fish.
- Recast every 10–15 minutes early on to build the swim.
- Short hooklink with a dead red maggot, corn or a 8mm wafter.
Redhouse Lake FAQs
Who runs Redhouse Lake?
It is identified as being run by Pride of Derby Angling Association.
How big is Redhouse Lake?
Its acreage was not published in the checked information.
What's the lake record on Redhouse Lake?
The fishery hasn't published a record for Redhouse Lake that we've found. The fishery doesn't say on what we've checked, so give them a quick call before you set off.
What fish are in Redhouse Lake?
carp, bream, roach, tench, pike, perch.
Which baits work well on Redhouse Lake?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Redhouse Lake further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Redhouse Lake get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. It's a day-ticket lake, so popular swims go early — arrive at first light or midweek if you can.
What weather suits bigger catches on Redhouse Lake?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Sawley Lakes before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Redhouse Lake?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Redhouse Lake on a day ticket?
Yes — Redhouse Lake is on the day ticket. Check current prices before you go.
Is night fishing allowed on Redhouse Lake?
It depends — Night-fishing availability was not confirmed from the current indexed pages.
Who does Redhouse Lake suit?
Good for: Anglers happy to fish an established club water after checking the current arrangements; Mixed coarse anglers looking for common UK species. Less suited to: Anyone wanting a fully detailed lake profile before choosing a peg.
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Day ticket · turn up
Ully Gully pond: a compact 3-acre mixed coarse pond with handy parking and staged swims.
- Size
- Approximately 3 acres acres
- Swims
- Not published
- Max anglers
- —
- Species
- roach, bream, tench, carp, pike, perch
Ully Gully is approximately 3 acres, with an average depth of 5–6 feet. It’s the most clearly described water in the complex and looks suited to a shorter, more manageable session.
The pond contains roach, bream, tench, carp, pike and perch. Reported sizes include bream to about 5 lb and tench to about 8 lb, giving the little water a few cheeky targets beyond the usual silvers.
Bream are reported to reach about 5 lb, and tench about 8 lb.
Lake photographs
A look around Ully Gully pond
Sawley Lakes
Ully Gully pond
We’re checking the fishery’s Ully Gully pond pictures before displaying them here. You can still see the originals on the fishery’s website.
Suits
- Anglers who like a compact mixed fishery with several species available
- Elderly or disabled anglers using the access near the parking areas
Maybe not for
- Anglers specifically chasing big open-water carp or river barbel
Bait, rigs & seasons
How we'd fish Ully Gully pond
carp
Zigs in the warmer months
In clear, deep water carp often sit up in the layers on warm days. A zig is the only way to get a bait in front of them.
- Start at half depth and move up or down a foot at a time until you get bites.
- Black or foam hookbaits work well on bright days.
- Keep it simple — no freebies needed.
carp
Chod or helicopter style over soft weed and silt
Where the bottom drops in and out of holes or there might be soft silt or weed, a pop-up that slides up the leader sits over the muck instead of disappearing into it — no need to find a perfectly clean spot.
- Single pop-up, 2–3in off the bottom.
- Fish it as a single hookbait or with a light scattering of freebies — a big bed defeats the point.
- Cast to likely holes and let the lead settle; don't drag it back.
roach
Float maggot for roach
On a mixed lake a waggler and a pint of maggots is the easiest way to keep the float going under all day.
- Feed six to ten maggots every cast.
- Shallow up if bites come on the drop.
- Size 18 hook and light hooklength.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
Ully Gully pond FAQs
How deep is Ully Gully?
Its average depth is approximately 5–6 feet.
What access is available?
There is parking at both ends and staged fishing positions beside the access roadway.
What's the lake record on Ully Gully pond?
Going by what the fishery says: Bream are reported to reach about 5 lb, and tench about 8 lb. That's the owner's figure, not ours — take it as a guide.
What fish are in Ully Gully pond?
roach, bream, tench, carp, pike, perch. Bream are reported to reach about 5 lb, and tench about 8 lb.
How big is Ully Gully pond and how many swims?
Around Approximately 3 acres acres. A compact 3-acre mixed coarse pond with handy parking and staged swims..
Which baits work well on Ully Gully pond?
We've put together a full bait, rigs and seasons plan for Ully Gully pond further up this page — it's built from the lake's features and the venue rules. As a rule, match your approach to the stock: with the fish the fishery lists here, a solid food-source boilie and a tidy presentation will catch anywhere on the complex.
When does Ully Gully pond get busy?
Weekends and bank holidays are busiest, especially spring through autumn. It's a day-ticket lake, so popular swims go early — arrive at first light or midweek if you can.
What weather suits bigger catches on Ully Gully pond?
A mild south-westerly with falling pressure is the classic carp trigger, and overcast days usually beat bright, still ones. Check our live weather edge for Sawley Lakes before you go — it ranks every lake here for the next 7 days.
Which pegs are best on Ully Gully pond?
Honestly, we don't rank pegs — the fish move with wind, pressure and pressure from other anglers. Have a walk and watch the water before you set up; the tips section above has what we've found so far.
Can I fish Ully Gully pond on a day ticket?
Yes — Ully Gully pond is on the day ticket. Check current prices before you go.
Is night fishing allowed on Ully Gully pond?
It depends — Night-fishing availability was not confirmed from the current indexed pages.
Who does Ully Gully pond suit?
Good for: Anglers who like a compact mixed fishery with several species available; Elderly or disabled anglers using the access near the parking areas. Less suited to: Anglers specifically chasing big open-water carp or river barbel.
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How busy was it?
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No live tracking — this is what anglers told us after their session, and it's never part of the venue score.
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Venue Rule Checker
- Yes
Are day tickets available?
The Pride of Derby website lists day tickets for its waters.
- Yes
Can you buy tickets or membership online?
The official website provides online purchase functionality for tickets or membership.
- Yes
Is membership or joining information available?
Pride of Derby lists membership and joining information.
- Only if
Are current detailed club rules confirmed here?
The website lists club rules, but current detailed rules were not retrievable during checking.
- Only if
Is night fishing confirmed on the named Sawley lakes?
Night-fishing availability was not confirmed from the current indexed pages.
- Only if
Are current day-ticket prices confirmed?
Current prices were not reliably retrievable; older permit figures should not be treated as current.
Taken from the fishery’s own pages, last checked 13 October 2026. Rules change — always check with the fishery before you go.
Rules and prices change through the season. Follow and we'll flag changes the fishery or other anglers report.
Tips & guides worth reading
How we'd fish each lake
Our own suggestions, worked out from each lake's features, its main fish and the venue rules. They're tried-and-tested methods, not reports from this venue, so watch the water and ask in the tackle shop on the day.
Pride Lake
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
roach
Float maggot for roach
On a mixed lake a waggler and a pint of maggots is the easiest way to keep the float going under all day.
- Feed six to ten maggots every cast.
- Shallow up if bites come on the drop.
- Size 18 hook and light hooklength.
tench
Lift method float for tench
Tench feed with their heads down and tip baits up — the lift method shows that bite as the float rising and lying flat.
- Fish the margin at dawn with a straight waggler, locked by a single big shot 2–3in from the hook.
- Rake or lightly bait the swim with hemp, corn and maggot.
- Strike when the float lifts or lies flat. Bread, corn or worm on a size 12–14.
Redhouse Lake
carp
A neat lead-clip rig over a light scattering of bait
When you don't know the lake well yet, the simplest approach is the best start: a reliable bottom bait rig on a clean spot, with just enough bait to get a bite without filling them up.
- Feel the lead down to find a firm spot, then clip up so you hit it every cast.
- Fish a single boilie or wafter with 20–30 freebies around it.
- Leave one rod roving and recast it to showing fish.
bream
Groundbait feeder at range for bream
Bream shoal up and graze over open, silty areas. A steady stream of groundbait in one spot keeps a shoal in front of you.
- Clip up and hit the same spot every cast.
- Start with 8–10 feeders quickly, then recast every 5 minutes.
- Worm, maggot or corn on a size 14–16.
roach
Float maggot for roach
On a mixed lake a waggler and a pint of maggots is the easiest way to keep the float going under all day.
- Feed six to ten maggots every cast.
- Shallow up if bites come on the drop.
- Size 18 hook and light hooklength.
tench
Method or maggot feeder for tench
Tench love margins and weedy patches. A feeder puts a small, tight patch of bait right by the hookbait.
- Fish 10–20 yards out, or tight to the cover where it's safe to land fish.
- Recast every 10–15 minutes early on to build the swim.
- Short hooklink with a dead red maggot, corn or a 8mm wafter.
Ully Gully pond
carp
Zigs in the warmer months
In clear, deep water carp often sit up in the layers on warm days. A zig is the only way to get a bait in front of them.
- Start at half depth and move up or down a foot at a time until you get bites.
- Black or foam hookbaits work well on bright days.
- Keep it simple — no freebies needed.
carp
Chod or helicopter style over soft weed and silt
Where the bottom drops in and out of holes or there might be soft silt or weed, a pop-up that slides up the leader sits over the muck instead of disappearing into it — no need to find a perfectly clean spot.
- Single pop-up, 2–3in off the bottom.
- Fish it as a single hookbait or with a light scattering of freebies — a big bed defeats the point.
- Cast to likely holes and let the lead settle; don't drag it back.
roach
Float maggot for roach
On a mixed lake a waggler and a pint of maggots is the easiest way to keep the float going under all day.
- Feed six to ten maggots every cast.
- Shallow up if bites come on the drop.
- Size 18 hook and light hooklength.
bream
Waggler and groundbait for bream
If they're within waggler range, float fishing over balls of groundbait is a great way to pick off bream.
- Ball in groundbait with casters and chopped worm at the start.
- Set the float a touch over-depth and watch for slow lifts.
- Top up when bites slow.
Good background reading. Most of it is a few years old, so treat it as a starting point and ask on the day.
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What anglers reckon
6.8/10 from Tackle Index: There’s a useful mix of coarse species, plus an associated Trent section with reported barbel and bream.
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Our read
Checked Sept '26 — “Sawley Lakes is the Pride of Derby Angling Association complex near Sawley and Hemington, with Pride Lake, Redhouse Lake and the smaller Ully Gully pond. It’s a former gravel-working venue with club waters, day-ticket information and online membership or ticket purchasing.”
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