Fishing in Langley Mill: waters near you
24 checked fisheries within 15 miles of Langley Mill, plus 30 river stretches across Derbyshire. Closest first.
The lowdown on Langley Mill waters
Right then — if you're after a bite near Langley Mill, here's every water we've actually checked close by. Nearest are Erewash Canal – Langley Mill Stretch (about 1 mile), Erewash Canal – Ilkeston Stretch (about 2 miles) and Erewash Canal – Sandiacre Stretch (about 2 miles).
Between them you'll find bream, chub, perch, tench, pike, carp, rudd, roach on the cards — open any venue for the lake-by-lake stock, rules and ticket prices we last checked.
Fancy running water? Derbyshire has 30 checked river stretches with who holds the rights, how to get a ticket or club book, and live river levels. Rivers fish to their own rhythm, so check the level before you set off.
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Fisheries near Langley Mill
70%Erewash Canal – Langley Mill Stretch
Langley Mill · 1 lakes on site
A cracking one-mile canal stretch from Langley Mill Lock to Shipley Lock, with easy towpath access, affordable day tickets and a proper mix of silver fish, tench, predators and the odd bonus carp.
64%Erewash Canal – Ilkeston Stretch
Ilkeston · 2 lakes on site
A proper 4.2-mile canal run from Sandiacre Bridge to Station Road Bridge, with roach, bream, chub and perch throughout. Day tickets are available, and Sandy Bottoms is the cheeky skimmer area below Pasture Lock.
Sandiacre
Erewash Canal – Sandiacre Stretch
Erewash Canal – Sandiacre Stretch
Sandiacre · 1 lakes on site
A proper canal stretch running from Sandiacre towards Stanton Gate, with roach, bream, chub, perch and skimmers around Sandy Bottoms. Day-ticket access is reported, but check the current permit details with Nottingham Anglers Association before setting off.
64%Erewash Canal
Ilkeston · 1 lakes on site
A cracking 4.2-mile managed stretch of the Erewash Canal, running from Sandiacre Bridge to Station Road Bridge in Ilkeston. Expect mixed canal species, plenty of access points and year-round fishing, with permission and an EA rod licence required.
Ambergate
Cromford Canal
Cromford Canal
Ambergate · 1 lakes on site
Codnor Park Reservoir is a members-only mixed coarse fishery on the Cromford Canal route, near Ironville and roughly 5 miles east of Ambergate. Expect roach, perch, bream, tench, carp and pike, with dawn-to-dusk fishing and no night sessions.
69%Nottingham and Beeston Canal
Nottingham · 1 lakes on site
Nottingham and Beeston Canal is a proper urban canal venue west of Nottingham, with roughly five miles of club-managed water, more than 150 pegs and a useful mix of canal and Trent species. Roach and bream lead the way, with chub, perch and the occasional carp adding a bit of spice.
70%Beeston Canal
Beeston · 1 lakes on site
Beeston Canal is a proper club-controlled canal stretch running from Beeston Lock to Lenton, with more than 150 pegs and a handy mix of canal and river fish. Roach and bream are the main targets, with large chub, perch and the occasional carp adding a bit of spice.
65%River Trent
Beeston · 1 lakes on site
A members-only Nottingham Anglers Association stretch downstream of Beeston Weir. It is fast and shallow, with chub and barbel below the weir, then roach and dace further downstream, plus pike in the weir pool.
67%Nottingham Canal
Nottingham · 1 lakes on site
Nottingham Canal is a proper urban canal venue running from Nottingham through to Beeston, with River Trent connections at both ends. It offers river-style fishing for a broad mix of species, with access through Nottingham Federation membership.
Derby
Alvaston and Osmaston Park Angling Club Waters
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.
Elvaston
Beechwood Park Fishery
Beechwood Park Fishery
Elvaston · 6 lakes on site
Beechwood Park Fishery is a six-lake complex near Elvaston, with around 170 pegs across roughly 25 acres. It looks handy for mixed coarse fishing, family sessions and carp angling, with day tickets from £4.
Shardlow
Trent and Mersey Canal – Shardlow Stretch
Trent and Mersey Canal – Shardlow Stretch
Shardlow · 4 lakes on site
A proper stretch of canal water controlled by Pride of Derby Angling Association, running from the Trent and Mersey confluence near Shardlow west towards Stretton. Shardlow itself is described as one of the best areas, with productive lock sections, boatyards and far-bank tree cover.
77%Derby Canal
Derby · 5 lakes on site
A proper 12-mile stretch of the Trent and Mersey Canal, run by Pride of Derby Angling Association. It’s membership-only water with roach, perch, gudgeon, chub, bream and some cracking carp below Swarkstone Locks.
Nottingham
Colwick Country Park Lakes
Colwick Country Park Lakes
Nottingham · 6 lakes on site
Colwick Country Park is a proper mixed coarse-fishing venue near Nottingham, with carp-focused West Lake, quieter Old Trout Lake water, and varied river, marina and loop fishing. Day tickets are available from the on-site kiosk, with 2025/26 prices starting at £6 for the River Trent-only ticket.
62%Ogston Reservoir
Matlock · 1 lakes on site
Ogston Reservoir is DCAC’s flagship Derbyshire water, with a big 220-acre canvas for bank-based fly fishing. Rainbow, brown and triploid trout are the headline targets, with access controlled by club membership or an authorised ticket.
68%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.
72%Holme Pierrepont Country Park
Nottingham · 2 lakes on site
Hackett Lakes beside Holme Pierrepont Country Park offers two purpose-built coarse lakes, with carp the main target and day tickets from £10. There’s a match-friendly smaller lake, a bigger second lake, and pre-booked night fishing.
71%Swarkestone Park Fishery
Swarkestone · 1 lakes on site
Swarkestone Park Fishery is an 80-acre gravel pit near Swarkestone Bridge, run as a syndicate carp water with big natural features, proper access and a winter pike option. It’s a serious-ticket venue rather than a casual day-ticket puddle, with a 2026 open weekend available by advance booking.
Hoveringham
Hoveringham Lake
Hoveringham Lake
Hoveringham · 1 lakes on site
Trent View Carp Fishery is the carp syndicate venue commonly associated with Hoveringham Lake, a mature 28-acre former gravel pit near Lowdham. It’s a proper big-fish water, with a stated lake record of 45 lb 8 oz and plenty of facilities close to the swims.
Retford
Holmedale Lake
Holmedale Lake
Retford · 1 lakes on site
Holmedale Lake is a busy day-ticket carp and silver-fish lake at Sherwood Forest Fishery, with roughly 56 pegs, islands, margins and carp to around 12lb. It looks a proper all-rounder, with plenty of ways to nick a few bites when the carp go quiet.
Ashbourne
Carsington Water
Carsington Water
Ashbourne · 1 lakes on site
Carsington Water is a 740-acre Derbyshire reservoir with a history of boat fly fishing for rainbow and brown trout. The former operator ceased trading on 1 December 2025, and fishing reopening was not verified as of 3 October 2026 — check that first, before planning a day afloat.
Nottingham
Trent Valley Fisheries
Trent Valley Fisheries
Nottingham · 1 lakes on site
Trent View Carp Fishery is the venue officially named in the checked details, and it’s likely the day-ticket Trent Valley Fisheries near Nottingham. A mature 28-acre gravel pit with a serious head of carp, including fish over 40 lb.
74%Sherwood Forest Fishery
Mansfield · 5 lakes on site
Five lakes, mixed coarse fishing and plenty of match-style variety beside the River Maun. Sherwood Forest Fishery has everything from narrow pole-friendly channels to a five-acre lake — just check current ticket prices and fishing hours before loading the car.
76%Staunton Harold Reservoir
Melbourne · 1 lakes on site
Staunton Harold Reservoir is a big, mixed coarse-fishing water near Melbourne, managed by Burton Mutual Angling Association. It offers around 2.2 km of bank fishing, with night fishing available to BMAA members.
River stretches in Derbyshire
River Trent – Dr’s Surgery, Willington
River Trent · Day ticket, members or night permit
Dr’s Surgery is a proper River Trent coarse-fishing venue at Willington, run by Derbyshire County Angling Club. It’s separate from the excluded Finger Lake frontage, with access through DCAC membership or a Catch day ticket.
Species not listed by the club.
Checked 6 Oct 2026
River Trent – Sawley/Shardlow section
River Trent · Members only
The Sawley/Shardlow section is a proper mixed River Trent stretch, running around the River Derwent confluence, Sawley and Sawley Weir. It flips from slow, deep water to shallow, fast-running river, with bream and roach in the quieter areas and barbel and chub showing in the pace.
Checked 6 Oct 2026
Newton Solney — Newton Water Old Stretch
River Trent · Members only
Newton Water Old Stretch is SDAA’s lowland River Trent water at Newton Solney, with roughly 20 pegs on the Derbyshire bank. It sits close to the River Dove confluence, with the Trent forming the county boundary with Staffordshire here.
Checked 6 Oct 2026
Ingleby (John Thompson) — River Trent
River Trent · Members only
Ingleby (John Thompson) is a proper River Trent coarse-fishing stretch run by Derby Railway Angling Club. Expect fast gravel glides, deeper pools and slacks, with barbel and plenty of silverfish in the mix.
Checked 6 Oct 2026
River Trent – Willington section
River Trent · Members only
A proper mixed coarse stretch on the lowland, navigable Trent near Willington Bridge, run by Pride of Derby Angling Association. It’s members-only water, with roach, chub, barbel and bream on the club’s list.
Checked 6 Oct 2026
River Trent — Swarkestone to below Shardlow
River Trent · Members only
A big, proper Derbyshire Trent holding from Swarkestone down to below Shardlow, run exclusively by Derby Railway Angling Club. It’s membership water rather than a casual day-ticket job, with rural floodplain and navigable river character in the mix.
Species not listed by the club.
Checked 6 Oct 2026
Dove Farm – Norbury Weir stretch of the River Dove
River Dove · Guest ticket
A compact, varied bit of the River Dove above and below Norbury Weir, run as a small owner-managed club by Dove Farm. It’s wild fly fishing rather than a manicured fishery, with natural trout and grayling and strictly catch and release.
Checked 9 Oct 2026
Lower Dove and Churnet
River Dove · Members or guest ticket
A cracking LADFFA club stretch covering the Lower Dove and Churnet, with the Dove section between Rocester and Uttoxeter and the Churnet joining in upstream from the confluence. It’s a mixed bit of river, with shallow riffles, deeper pools and plenty of proper river-valley scenery.
Checked 9 Oct 2026
Birdsgrove Fly Fishing Club – River Dove, Mayfield to Okeover boundary
River Dove · Members only
A proper wild-style River Dove stretch run by Birdsgrove Fly Fishing Club, running from the old railway-bridge supports below Temple water to the Okeover Estate boundary. It’s mainly double-bank, members-only fly fishing, with brown trout and grayling the named targets.
Checked 9 Oct 2026
Izaak Walton Hotel – River Dove Dovedale stretch
River Dove · Day ticket
A peaceful 3-mile River Dove fishery in Dovedale, run by the Izaak Walton Hotel. Day fishing is available, with trout- and grayling-season passes sold from reception — but availability is limited, so booking ahead is a bob-on idea.
Checked 9 Oct 2026
River Dove – Wolfscote Dale
River Dove · Members only
Wolfscote Dale is a cracking three-mile club stretch on the River Dove, tucked into the Peak District’s limestone-dale scenery. It’s a members-only wild trout and grayling water, run by Derbyshire County Angling Club.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Dove at Doveridge
River Dove · Members only
The River Dove at Doveridge is a proper specimen stretch run by Fenton and District Angling Society. Chub over 6 lb, double-figure barbel, big perch, quality bream and specimen trout make this a tasty bit of water for both coarse and game anglers.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Dove – Scropton, Brookhouse Farm / Fauld A–B and C–D sections
River Dove · Members only
A cracking, twisty River Dove stretch at Scropton, run by Stoke-on-Trent Angling Society. It’s proper classic chub and barbel water, with deep holes, quick gravel and plenty of tree cover to pick apart.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Dove (Marchington)
River Dove · Day ticket or members
The Lower Dove at Marchington is a proper wild, tree-lined bit of river run by Saracens Head Angling Group. It’s a lower-river coarse stretch with eddies, slower margins and a history of producing big barbel.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Dove – Ellastone
River Dove · Members only
A cracking little River Dove beat near Ellastone, with roughly 500 yards of single-bank fishing on the Staffordshire side. You get the main river, a trouty brook and a currently silted mill pool, all run by Derby Railway Angling Club.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Derwent: Darley Weir to Borrowash Bridge
River Derwent (Derbyshire) · Day ticket
A cracking five-mile run of the River Derwent, from above Darley Abbey Weir down to Borrowash Bridge. It mixes quick gravelly water with deeper, slower sections, and the club lists a proper spread of coarse and river species.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
Fifty Nine Flyfishers River Dove stretch, Milldale–Coldeaton Bridge area
River Dove · Members only or guest ticket
A cracking fly-only Dove stretch run by Fifty Nine Flyfishers Club, covering roughly 2.75 miles around Milldale and Coldeaton Bridge. It’s proper scenic Peak District water, with wild and stocked brown trout plus grayling throughout.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Dove – Tutbury stretch
River Dove · Members only
A cracking bit of River Dove around Tutbury and Hatton, run by Derby Railway Angling Club. It’s proper varied game-river water, with wild trout and grayling alongside a few cheeky coarse fish.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Derwent — Ambergate to Milford
River Derwent (Derbyshire) · Day ticket or members
A proper varied Derwent stretch from Ambergate through Belper to Milford, with roughly eight miles of club water. Deep steady pools, shallow runs, snags and boulders give you plenty to get stuck into.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
Eaton Dovedale, River Dove
River Dove · Members only
Eaton Dovedale is a cracking 1.75-mile, single-bank game-river section on the Dove, roughly a mile downstream of Rocester. It’s run by Derby Railway Angling Club and is mainly a fly-fishing job, with trout and grayling the headline fish.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
Upper River Derwent — Ladybower Reservoir outflow to Grindleford
River Derwent (Derbyshire) · Club members or accompanied guests
A cracking six-mile fly-only run from the Ladybower outflow down to Grindleford, with wild brown trout and grayling, wooded gorges and proper Peak District scenery. It’s mainly a club and accompanied-guest water, rather than a wander-up-and-buy-a-ticket job.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Derwent — Whatstandwell
River Derwent (Derbyshire) · Day ticket or members
Derwent - Whatstandwell is a mixed-fishery stretch run by Derbyshire County Angling Club, tucked into the wooded Derwent Valley. It’s available to full members and through the club’s coarse-access ticket, with the A6 and railway making the village easy to pick out.
Species not listed by the club.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Derwent — South Darley (Darley Dale)
River Derwent (Derbyshire) · Day ticket or members
A cracking River Derwent venue around South Darley and Darley Dale, run by Derbyshire County Angling Club. It’s listed as mixed fishing, with access through DCAC membership or the club’s coarse tickets.
Species not listed by the club.
Checked 10 Oct 2026
River Derwent — Duffield stretch
River Derwent (Derbyshire) · Members only
A cracking bit of Derbyshire Derwent water centred around Duffield, run by Derbyshire Angling Federation. It’s members-only, with fishing for pleasure, game and specimen anglers, plus a proper winter match scene.
Checked 10 Oct 2026