Manor Farm Fishery

Manor Farm is tucked away in Frolesworth, around four miles north of Lutterworth in Leicestershire. The recorded address is 65 Main Street, Frolesworth, Lutterworth, LE17 5EE, right in the Harborough District. It’s a handy-looking spot for anyone after a stillwater session rather than a river wander, with the postcode ready to chuck into the sat-nav.

• 1 lake: Manor Farm artificial lake
• Fish: carp
• Find it: Lutterworth · LE17 5EE

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Manor Farm is tucked away in Frolesworth, around four miles north of Lutterworth in Leicestershire. The recorded address is 65 Main Street, Frolesworth, Lutterworth, LE17 5EE, right in the Harborough District. It’s a handy-looking spot for anyone after a stillwater session rather than a river wander, with the postcode ready to chuck into the sat-nav.

The venue is described as an artificial lake on Manor Farm land and a coarse-fishing lake. That gives it a proper quiet-bank feel on paper. There’s no published lake acreage or peg count, though, so it’s tricky to judge how much room there is or how busy the swim choice might be before setting off.

Manor Farm is linked with Broome Angling Society, which is listed as the permit source and contact organisation. Mr A Smith is named as the contact person, and the published telephone number is the fishery. The associated website is www.broomeanglingsociety.com. Give the club a bell before travelling and get the current steer rather than relying on old directory details.

There’s a bit of homework needed here, so don’t just load the barrow and crack on down. Current day-ticket and night-ticket prices aren’t published, and neither is it confirmed whether night fishing is allowed. Opening hours, any fishing season or close season, and the current rules aren’t set out either. Ask about permits, payment, arrival arrangements, parking and whether a booking is needed.

Facilities are another unknown. There’s no confirmed information about toilets, disabled access, online booking or other on-site extras, so pack for a fairly self-sufficient session. Bring the usual bank essentials, a charged phone and enough food and drink for the planned stay. If you’re taking a trolley, bivvy or plenty of kit, it’s worth checking access and how close you can get to the swim first.

Tactically, treat it like any new stillwater until the bailiff or club contact gives you the nod. Start by watching the water, checking the margins and looking for signs of fish before clipping up too aggressively. A sensible spread of bait and adaptable rigs will give you options, while a few spare bits of tackle can save a proper faff if the conditions or rules call for a change. Get the access and permit details sorted with Broome Angling Society, then Manor Farm could be a tidy Leicestershire option for a focused coarse-fishing session.

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.

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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  Checked Sept '26 — “Manor Farm is an artificial coarse-fishing lake at Frolesworth, around four miles north of Lutterworth. Permit details, prices, access and current arrangements need checking with Broome Angling Society before setting off.”

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