Fishing in the Peak District

There are lots of opportunities for fishing in the Peak District – all within reach of your Party Houses so a group can enjoy the day together! Both Fly Fishing and Course Fishing are available.

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Danebridge Fisheries

The Farm, the surrounding countryside and the village of Wincle are simple breathtaking in their beauty. It is located in the Peak District and enveloped by some of the most beautiful scenery and walks.

Arnfield Fly Fishery

We are situated on the border crossroads of four counties, Derbyshire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, & Lancashire and only a 20-30 minute drive from 3 major cities: Sheffield, Stockport and Manchester. Set in the idyllic Derbyshire village of Tintwistle Arnfield Fly Fishery is surrounded by glorious Peak District countryside and most importantly, some of the best still water traditional dry and wet fly fishing in the country. measures 10 metres

Lamaload Reservoir

Lamaload Reservoir is a picturesque retreat nestled in the Peak District near Buxton, Derbyshire. Popular for its tranquil walks along well-marked trails, it offers breathtaking views of rolling hills and serene waters. Whether you’re picnicking by the shore, birdwatching amidst diverse wildlife, or capturing scenic vistas through photography, Lamaload Reservoir is a perfect escape into nature’s embrace.

River Dove

Hartington
Tickets from Charles Cotton Hotel

Rivers Wye & Derwent

The River Wye in Derbyshire is renowned for its wild brown trout and grayling, with clear waters and productive fishing conditions supported by rich hatches and diverse fishing techniques. The River Derwent, flowing through the Peak District, offers a variety of fishing experiences, including fly and coarse fishing, with brown trout, grayling, wild rainbow trout, chub, roach, perch, and pike. Both rivers provide scenic beauty and abundant wildlife, enhancing the overall angling experience​

Rudyard Lake

Rudyard Lake, located near Leek in Staffordshire, is a popular destination offering a variety of activities and attractions. This scenic lake, created as a reservoir in 1797, is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy sailing, rowing, canoeing, paddleboarding, and fishing. The area also features beautiful walking trails around the lake, providing picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. For a unique experience, the Rudyard Lake Steam Railway offers a charming ride along the lake’s edge. Additionally, the lake hosts an annual festival and a fireworks display, making it a vibrant spot for both relaxation and recreation.

Turners Pool

Turners Pool, located near Leek in Staffordshire, is a picturesque fishing spot on a farm in Swythamley. Known for its well-stocked waters with common and mirror carp, the pool is popular among both beginner and experienced anglers. The tranquil setting features reeds and trees, with basic facilities like parking and portable toilets available. Night fishing is not permitted, and visitors should follow detailed directions to find the location. The nearby Peak District National Park offers additional outdoor activities and scenic landscapes.

Deep Hayes Country Park

A fantastic day-trip destination, boasting a collection of pathways and pools, as well as some bird watching huts – perfect for bird watching enthusiasts.

Consall Nature Park

Consall Forge
Nr Wetley Rocks
Leek

Tittesworth Water

Off Buxton Road (A53), Meerbrook, Leek, Staffordshire (ST13 8SW), Tittesworth Water in the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands offers a variety of activities and facilities. Open daily from 7:30 am, with the Visitor Centre opening at 10:00 am (except Christmas Day) and closing times varying seasonally. The site features a children’s play area, refreshment kiosks, a sensory garden, bird hides, walking trails, grassy areas, an undercover BBQ area, and picnic tables. The Visitor Centre includes a redesigned shop, an 80-seater restaurant serving meals and snacks throughout the day, and award-winning toilets with disabled and baby-changing facilities. It also provides easy access for disabled visitors, with designated parking and wheelchair-accessible picnic tables and play equipment.

Carsington Water

Carsington Water is situated 12 miles northwest of Derby and 4 miles northeast of Ashbourne, set in the countryside on the edge of the Peak District. It is surrounded by pasture with hedgerows of hawthorn and mature woodlands & younger plantation. The northern area of the reservoir is a wildlife zone with limited access. The rest of the reservoir is used for sailing, angling, and other water sports.