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Bishopswood Fishery

Ross-on-Wye · 2 lakes on site

Bishopswood Fishery is a cracking River Wye venue near Ross-on-Wye, with roughly 1.5 miles of Upper and Lower Bishopswood water. It is a proper river job rather than a stocked lake complex, with day-ticket access on the lower stretch and tighter membership rules upstream.

Langold Lake

Langold · 1 lakes on site

Langold Lake is a cracking, natural-feel coarse lake in Langold Country Park, with 60-plus pegs, proper depth variation and a healthy mix of carp, bream, silverfish, tench and pike. Day tickets start at £5, with bigger-ticket options for extra rods and season-long fishing.

Worcester Angling Society Lakes

Worcester · 5 lakes on site

Worcester Angling Society offers a proper mix of club-controlled river fishing around Worcestershire, plus the tidy little McCowans Pool near Leigh. Day permits are available on selected waters, but you’ll need to sort your permit before fishing.

Warwick and District Angling Association Lakes

Warwick · 1 lakes on site

Warwick Racecourse Reservoir is a small, fenced Warwick DAA member water with 16 pegs, a mixed bag of coarse species and carp to about 20 lb. It’s a tidy-looking club lake, but race-day closures, restricted parking and historic ticket details mean a quick check before travelling is a must.

Burton Mutual Angling Association Lakes

Burton upon Trent · 3 lakes on site

Burton Mutual Angling Association’s Kingstanding Pools give members three different angling options: a proper tench and crucian pool, a modest carp water and a mixed-species pool with the biggest carp to around 20 lb. It’s club-water fishing rather than a day-ticket bash, with night fishing restricted to Bottom Pool.

Stafford and District Angling Club Lakes

Stafford · 4 lakes on site

A broad Staffordshire club ticket covering Hopton Pools, smaller pool venues, canals and river stretches. Hopton is the main carp draw, with carp over 20 lb reported, while the wider waters offer plenty of roach, perch, bream, pike and river species.

Northampton Angling Club Lakes

Northampton · 6 lakes on site

Northampton Nene Angling Club, formerly known as Northampton Angling Club, runs a spread of members’ still waters alongside River Nene, Great Ouse and Grand Union Canal sections. Silver Lake and Canons Ashby are the best-detailed waters in the checked facts, with proper mixed fishing and some chunky carp on the books.

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.

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.

Wolverhampton Angling Association Pools

Wolverhampton · 6 lakes on site

Wolverhampton Angling Association is a club-controlled network of waters around Wolverhampton, rather than one standalone commercial fishery called “Pools”. There are annual and day-permit options, with Wombourne offering a useful canal stretch from Dimmingsdale Lock to Botterham Lock.

Alvaston and Osmaston Park Angling Club Waters

Derby · 6 lakes on site

Alvaston Park Lake is a council stillwater in Alvaston Park, Derby, managed by The Earl of Harrington's Angling Club. It offers coarse fishing with carp and pike present, plus straightforward season-ticket and day-ticket access.

Coombe Abbey Fishery

Coventry · 1 lakes on site

Coombe Abbey Fishery, also known as Coombe Pool Fishery, is a big mature estate lake at Coombe Abbey Park near Coventry. It’s currently closed for reservoir-safety works and Coventry City Council says it will not open for the 2026–2027 season.

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.

Apley Estate Fishing Lakes

Bridgnorth · 1 lakes on site

Apley Estate Fishing is a roughly half-mile stretch of the River Severn north of Bridgnorth, rather than a complex of carp lakes. It’s a BAA membership-only venue with barbel, roach, perch and chub on the cards.

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.

Peak Forest Canal – Marple Stretch

Marple · 2 lakes on site

Peak Forest Canal’s Marple stretch is a proper heritage canal venue, with the 16-lock Marple flight, the Marple Aqueduct and the junction with the Macclesfield Canal all adding plenty of character. Perch are recorded near Marple, but fishery tickets, species lists, pegs and venue rules aren’t published for this named stretch.

Cob House Country Park Fishing Lakes

Wichenford · 5 lakes on site

Cob House Country Park is a proper Worcestershire coarse-fishing venue with four match pools and a stretch of Victorian pools for relaxed pleasure fishing. Day tickets are £10, with a handy £9 concession rate.

Rutland Water Fishing

Oakham · 1 lakes on site

Rutland Water is a huge, boat-friendly reservoir venue for fly-only trout fishing and seasonal pike, zander and perch sessions. There’s plenty of water to explore, proper facilities at Normanton Fishing Lodge and a handy mix of bank and boat access.

Weston Park Fishing Lakes

Weston-under-Lizard · 1 lakes on site

Weston Park is a seriously chunky carp water with a cracking historic setting, 15 swims and a smart boathouse. It’s mainly a syndicate lake, with limited six-week open access for groups of up to eight anglers.

The Moors Fishery

Leominster · 1 lakes on site

The Moors is identified as a rural fishery near Ledgemoor, between King’s Pyon and Weobley, in the Leominster area of Herefordshire. Details are pretty thin, so check everything before making the trip.

Willington Fishery

Willington · 2 lakes on site

Willington Fishery was a historical trout venue near Willington, Derbyshire, with an approximately 19-acre lake and a separate coarse-fishing lake linked to Derbyshire County Angling Club. Current third-party listings report the fishery as permanently closed, with fishing no longer allowed.

Clumber Park Fishing Lakes

Worksop · 1 lakes on site

Clumber Park Angling runs a proper mixed coarse fishery on Clumber Lake, an estate lake covering about 80 acres near Worksop. Day tickets are available, but you’ll need to book ahead — there’s no turning up on the bank.

Coventry and District Angling Association Lakes

Coventry · 1 lakes on site

Coventry and District Angling Association’s identified water is Napton Reservoir near Napton-on-the-Hill. It’s a proper club-controlled reservoir with tench, crucians, bream, roach and reported specimen carp, but current access and ticket details need checking before you set off.

Wellington Pools Fishery

Hereford · 1 lakes on site

Wellington Pools Fishery, also listed as Marsh House Farm, is a handy day-ticket venue around four miles north of Hereford. It offers two connected coarse-fishing lakes, 26 pegs, easy access and carp to 8–10lb or more reported as regular catches.