Where to fish in Rutland

Day-ticket carp and coarse fishing across Rutland, one checked venue at a time.

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Places to fish in Rutland

7 of 7 checked places match.

A view of Rutland Water76%

Rutland Water

Oakham · 1 lakes on site

Rutland Water is proper big-water fishing: approximately 3,100 acres, bank and boat fly fishing for trout, and boat-only predator sessions. There’s plenty of choice, but permit types, boat costs and method-specific seasons need sorting before you load the tackle.

Rutland Water
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Stretton Lakes

Oakham · 1 lakes on site

Stretton Lakes offers mixed coarse day-ticket fishing in Rutland, with carp, tench, bream and silvers to go at. Handy parking, anglers’ toilets and an onsite bait-and-tackle shop keep the practical faff down.

Main water
A view of Wing Hall Fishing Lakes68%

Wing Hall Fishing Lakes

Uppingham · 1 lakes on site

Wing Hall has two mixed coarse lakes, each over an acre with 20 pitches, and a cracking spread of carp, tench, bream and other species. Bring cash, leave the boilies and groundbait at home, and check the odd two-rod tariff before heading over.

Two coarse-fishing lakes
A view of Greetham Valley Fishing Lakes53%

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.

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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.

Oakham CanalOakham Canal – Burley Road to Ashwell Road section
A view of Rutland Water Fishing80%

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.

Rutland Water Reservoir
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Exton Park Fishery

Exton · 2 lakes on site

Exton Park Fishery is a private carp syndicate lake on the Exton Park estate near Oakham, with Fort Henry Lake the main water identified for fishing. Access, prices, rules and facilities need checking directly with the estate before travelling.

Fort Henry LakeLower Lake

Rutland fishing, town by town

Here’s every town in Rutland where we’ve checked at least one fishery, with the waters on its doorstep and the nearest tackle shops we know about. Distances are rough, as the crow flies — always check rules and tickets with the water before you head off.