Angler
Isles

River Tay

Scotland

One of Scotland's 'Big Four' salmon rivers, famous for its large salmon and extensive beats.

River Tweed

Scotland

Renowned globally for its prolific salmon runs and excellent trout fishing in the Borders.

River Dee

Scotland

A premier spring salmon river flowing through Royal Deeside with crystal clear waters.

River Spey

Scotland

Famous for the 'Spey Cast' and its fast-flowing waters, a top destination for salmon anglers.

River Don

Scotland

Known as one of the best wild brown trout rivers in Europe, also has good salmon runs.

River Helmsdale

Scotland

A highly productive and exclusive salmon river in the northern Highlands.

River Thurso

Scotland

A premier northern river with a long season and consistent salmon catches.

River Annan

Scotland

A versatile river in southwest Scotland offering excellent salmon, sea trout, and grayling fishing.

River Nith

Scotland

One of the most productive salmon rivers in the Solway Firth area.

River Clyde

Scotland

Historically famous for trout and grayling, with significant restoration efforts in recent years.

River Deveron

Scotland

Holds the record for the heaviest fly-caught salmon in the UK; excellent for both salmon and trout.

River Naver

Scotland

One of the most prestigious and productive salmon rivers in the northern Highlands.

River Brora

Scotland

A beautiful Highland river offering excellent salmon fishing in a scenic setting.

River Lochy

Scotland

Known as the 'Queen of Scottish Salmon Rivers' for its large fish and stunning mountain views.

Loch Lomond

Scotland

The largest freshwater loch in mainland Britain, offering diverse fishing from boat and bank.

Loch Ness

Scotland

Famous for its depth and mystery, it offers excellent salmon and trout fishing in a dramatic setting.

Loch Tay

Scotland

A large, deep loch in the Highlands, particularly famous for its early season salmon fishing.

Loch Awe

Scotland

Renowned for its massive Ferox trout and large pike, set amidst stunning Highland scenery.

Loch Morar

Scotland

The deepest freshwater body in the British Isles, known for its wild trout and salmon runs.

Loch Shiel

Scotland

A long, narrow loch offering excellent fly fishing for salmon and sea trout in a remote setting.

Loch Earn

Scotland

A popular loch for both boat and bank fishing, regularly stocked with rainbow trout.

Loch Leven

Scotland

World-famous for its unique strain of wild brown trout, offering traditional fly fishing from boats.

Loch Ken

Scotland

A premier coarse fishing destination in southwest Scotland, famous for its large pike and bream.

Loch Doon

Scotland

A large reservoir in Ayrshire offering good wild brown trout fishing in a rugged landscape.

Loch Lubnaig

Scotland

A beautiful loch in the Trossachs, popular for its accessible bank fishing for trout and salmon.

Loch Venacher

Scotland

Known for its excellent pike fishing and wild brown trout, located near Callander.

Loch Katrine

Scotland

A major reservoir for Glasgow, offering high-quality wild brown trout and pike fishing.

Loch Achray

Scotland

A small but productive loch in the Trossachs, offering good trout and pike fishing.

Lake of Menteith

Scotland

Scotland's premier boat fly fishing venue, famous for its high-quality rainbow trout.

Whiteadder Reservoir

Scotland

A large reservoir in the Lammermuir Hills, offering excellent bank and boat fishing.

Carron Valley Reservoir

Scotland

A scenic reservoir in the Kilsyth Hills, known for its wild brown trout and stocked rainbows.

Firth of Forth

Scotland

A major estuary offering diverse sea fishing from shore and boat, including iconic marks near the bridges.

Arbroath Cliffs

Scotland

Famous for its rock marks and 'Arbroath Smokies,' offering excellent shore fishing for cod and pollack.

Etive Sea Loch

Scotland

A deep sea loch on the west coast, renowned for its spurdog and ray fishing from boat and shore.

Scrabster Harbour

Scotland

A major northern port offering world-class boat fishing and productive shore marks.

Luce Bay

Scotland

A large bay in southwest Scotland, famous for its tope fishing and diverse species.

Oban Harbour

Scotland

A gateway to the Hebrides, offering excellent shore fishing from the piers and surrounding rocks.

St Abbs Head

Scotland

A dramatic headland in the Borders, offering deep water shore fishing for various species.

River Test

England

The pre-eminent English chalk stream, famous as the birthplace of modern fly fishing. It offers crystal-clear waters and world-class trout fishing.

River Itchen

England

A classic Hampshire chalk stream known for its exceptionally clear water and wild brown trout. It is highly protected and offers technical fly fishing.

River Avon (Hampshire)

England

Famous for its specimen coarse fish, particularly barbel and chub, as well as its historic salmon runs.

River Wye

England

One of the most scenic rivers in the UK, renowned for its salmon fishing and incredible barbel catches.

River Severn

England

The longest river in Great Britain, offering diverse fishing from its upper reaches to the tidal estuary.

River Thames

England

Offers extensive free and ticketed fishing for a wide variety of coarse species throughout its length.

River Trent

England

A powerhouse for barbel fishing in the Midlands, with many productive stretches for match and specimen anglers.

River Eden

England

A premier Cumbrian river famous for its spring salmon and high-quality brown trout fishing.

River Wharfe

England

A beautiful Yorkshire Dales river offering excellent fly fishing for trout and grayling.

River Usk

England

Noted for its exceptional wild brown trout fishing and significant salmon runs.

Grafham Water

England

A premier 1,500-acre trout fishery in Cambridgeshire, also famous for its specimen predator fishing.

Rutland Water

England

One of the largest artificial lakes in Europe, offering world-class trout and predator fishing.

Chew Valley Lake

England

Renowned for its massive pike and high-quality trout fishing in a scenic Somerset setting.

Blagdon Lake

England

The spiritual home of stillwater fly fishing, famous for its hatches and traditional style.

Bewl Water

England

The largest stretch of open water in the South East, offering bank and boat fishing for trout and predators.

Kielder Water

England

Northern Europe largest man-made lake, offering vast expanses for trout fishing in a wilderness setting.

Ladybower Reservoir

England

A stunning Peak District reservoir offering over 13 miles of bank fishing and a large boat fleet.

Looe (Cornwall)

England

A famous sea fishing port offering excellent shore fishing from the pier and world-renowned shark fishing trips.

Hope Nose (Devon)

England

One of the most famous shore marks in the UK, known for its incredible mackerel runs and diverse species.

Weybourne (Norfolk)

England

A deep-water shingle beach famous for its winter cod fishing and summer bass.

Whitby (Yorkshire)

England

A premier destination for boat angling in the UK, famous for its wrecking trips for large cod and ling.

Amble (Northumberland)

England

Known as The Friendliest Port, it offers great pier fishing and access to productive North Sea grounds.

River Wye

Wales

The Wye is one of the most famous salmon and trout rivers in the UK, flowing through spectacular scenery. It offers diverse fishing from its upper reaches in the Cambrian Mountains to its lower reaches near the Severn Estuary.

River Usk

Wales

Often called 'God's Own River', the Usk is renowned for its exceptional wild brown trout fishing. It is a classic spate river with beautiful pools and runs, also hosting a significant run of Atlantic salmon.

River Dee

Wales

The River Dee is a premier destination for grayling and trout, particularly around Llangollen. It flows from Llyn Tegid through the Vale of Llangollen, offering world-class fly fishing in a stunning setting.

River Teifi

Wales

Known as the 'Queen of Game Fishing Rivers', the Teifi is famous for its runs of sea trout (sewin) and salmon. The river offers a mix of fast-flowing upper reaches and deeper, slower pools in the lower sections.

Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake)

Wales

The largest natural lake in Wales, Llyn Tegid is famous for its pike and coarse fishing. It also holds the unique Gwyniad, a relic from the Ice Age, though fishing for them is strictly prohibited.

Lake Vyrnwy

Wales

A stunning Victorian reservoir surrounded by the Berwyn Mountains, Lake Vyrnwy is a premier wild brown trout fishery. It offers traditional loch-style fly fishing from boats in a tranquil and scenic environment.

Llyn Clywedog

Wales

Llyn Clywedog is one of the most productive trout fisheries in Wales, regularly stocked with high-quality rainbow and brown trout. It is set in a beautiful valley and is popular for both boat and bank fishing.

River Towy (Tywi)

Wales

The Towy is arguably the best sea trout river in the UK, famous for its large 'sewin'. It flows through the heart of Carmarthenshire and offers excellent night fly fishing for sea trout.

River Dyfi (Dovey)

Wales

The Dyfi is a legendary sea trout river, known for producing some of the largest sewin in Wales. It is a relatively short, fast-flowing river that drains the southern slopes of Snowdonia.

Llandegfedd Reservoir

Wales

Llandegfedd is famous for its record-breaking pike and excellent trout fishing. It is a large, open reservoir that offers both bank and boat fishing in the rolling hills of Monmouthshire.

Trawsfynydd Lake

Wales

A large man-made lake in the heart of Snowdonia, Trawsfynydd offers excellent trout and pike fishing. It is unique for its warm water discharge from the former nuclear power station, though it now fishes as a standard upland lake.

Brenig Reservoir

Wales

Llyn Brenig is one of the premier fly fishing venues in the UK, often hosting international competitions. It is a high-altitude reservoir known for its hard-fighting rainbow trout and wild brown trout.

River Taff

Wales

Once heavily polluted, the Taff is now a success story, offering some of the best urban trout and grayling fishing in the UK. It flows through Merthyr Tydfil and Cardiff, with excellent fly hatches.

River Conwy

Wales

The Conwy is a beautiful North Wales river known for its salmon and sea trout. It flows from the Migneint moors through the Conwy Valley to the sea at Conwy Castle.

Tal-y-llyn Lake

Wales

A glacial ribbon lake at the foot of Cadair Idris, Tal-y-llyn is a classic wild brown trout fishery. It is shallow and rich in fly life, offering excellent traditional fly fishing from boats.

Pembrokeshire Coast

Wales

Pembrokeshire offers some of the best shore and boat sea fishing in the UK. From the rocky marks of St Davids to the sandy beaches of Tenby, anglers can target a wide variety of species in a stunning coastal setting.

Anglesey Coast

Wales

Anglesey is a sea fishing mecca, with diverse marks ranging from deep-water rock ledges to shallow sandy bays. Holyhead Breakwater is a famous spot, offering access to a wide range of species.

River Mawddach

Wales

The Mawddach is one of the most scenic rivers in Wales, flowing through the Snowdonia National Park. It is primarily a sea trout and salmon river, with some wild brown trout in its upper reaches.

River Rheidol

Wales

The Rheidol is a short, productive river that enters the sea at Aberystwyth. It is well-known for its runs of sea trout and salmon, with fishing managed by the local angling association.

Llyn Brianne

Wales

Llyn Brianne is a large, deep reservoir in the remote Cambrian Mountains. It holds a large population of small, wild brown trout and offers a truly wild fishing experience in a rugged landscape.

River Tawe

Wales

The Tawe is a productive river in South Wales, known for its runs of salmon and sea trout. It flows from the Black Mountain through the Swansea Valley to the sea.

Cardigan Bay Coast

Wales

Cardigan Bay is a vast area of sea fishing with numerous shore marks and boat trips. It is particularly famous for its bass fishing and the presence of dolphins in the bay.

Gower Peninsula Coast

Wales

The Gower Peninsula offers diverse sea fishing from its rocky cliffs and sandy beaches. It is a popular destination for shore anglers targeting bass and pollock in a beautiful coastal setting.

Llyn Padarn

Wales

Llyn Padarn is a large glacial lake in Snowdonia, famous for its population of Arctic Charr. It also holds wild brown trout and receives runs of salmon and sea trout.

Llyn Peris

Wales

Llyn Peris is the twin lake to Llyn Padarn, located at the foot of Snowdon. It is part of the Dinorwig pumped-storage power station scheme and holds a population of Arctic Charr.

River Bann (Lower)

Northern Ireland

One of the most famous salmon rivers in Ireland, the Lower Bann flows from Lough Neagh to the Atlantic. It offers world-class angling for salmon and large pike.

River Bush

Northern Ireland

A premier salmon river managed by DAERA, famous for its research station and productive pools. It flows through the town of Bushmills.

River Erne

Northern Ireland

Connecting the Upper and Lower Lough Erne, this river system is legendary for its pike and coarse fishing, with significant salmon runs.

River Foyle

Northern Ireland

A major tidal river forming part of the border between NI and ROI, known for one of the largest salmon runs in Europe.

River Mourne

Northern Ireland

A principal tributary of the Foyle, the Mourne is a top-tier salmon river with excellent fly fishing water.

River Blackwater

Northern Ireland

Flows into Lough Neagh, offering diverse fishing from game to coarse. It is particularly noted for its large catches of bream and roach.

River Maine

Northern Ireland

A major tributary of Lough Neagh, famous for its run of Dollaghan trout in the late summer and autumn.

Six Mile Water

Northern Ireland

A highly productive river flowing into Lough Neagh, renowned for its exceptional Dollaghan fishing.

Moyola River

Northern Ireland

A beautiful river flowing from the Sperrin Mountains into Lough Neagh, offering excellent fly fishing for trout and salmon.

Ballinderry River

Northern Ireland

Known for its conservation efforts and the rare freshwater pearl mussel, it provides excellent game fishing.

Lough Neagh

Northern Ireland

The largest freshwater lake in the British Isles, famous for its unique Dollaghan trout and commercial eel fishery.

Lower Lough Erne

Northern Ireland

A vast, island-studded lough offering some of the best wild brown trout and pike fishing in Europe.

Upper Lough Erne

Northern Ireland

A maze of islands and channels, considered one of the finest coarse fishing venues in Europe, especially for pike and bream.

Lough Melvin

Northern Ireland

Famous for its unique varieties of trout (Gillaroo, Sonaghan, Ferox) found nowhere else in the world.

Lough Macnean (Upper & Lower)

Northern Ireland

Straddling the border between Fermanagh and Leitrim, these loughs are excellent for pike and coarse fishing, with some wild brown trout.

Causeway Coast

Northern Ireland

Offers spectacular shore and boat fishing with deep water close to the rocks and sandy beaches like Magilligan.

Strangford Lough

Northern Ireland

A massive sea lough with strong currents, famous for its biodiversity and variety of sea species.

Belfast Lough

Northern Ireland

Accessible sea fishing from piers and boats, with good runs of mackerel in the summer months.

Carlingford Lough

Northern Ireland

A glacial fjord forming the border, offering excellent boat and shore fishing for a variety of species.

Lough Derg (County Tyrone)

Northern Ireland

A famous pilgrimage site, this Lough Derg (not to be confused with the one on the Shannon) offers wild brown trout fishing in the Foyle catchment.

Castlewellan Lake

Northern Ireland

A beautiful forest park lake stocked with trout, offering boat and bank fishing.

Hillsborough Lake

Northern Ireland

Located in the grounds of Hillsborough Castle, this lake is regularly stocked with rainbow trout.

Stoneyford Reservoir

Northern Ireland

A large reservoir providing excellent fly fishing for both wild and stocked trout.

Quoile Basin

Northern Ireland

A former tidal estuary now a freshwater nature reserve, famous for its large pike and bream.

Binevenagh Lake

Northern Ireland

A scenic mountain lake on the North Coast, stocked with hard-fighting rainbow trout.

Brantry Lough

Northern Ireland

A well-managed trout fishery in County Tyrone, popular for its fly fishing.

River Shannon (Portumna)

Ireland

The longest river in Ireland, offering world-class coarse and pike fishing, especially around Portumna. It also features significant trout and salmon stretches.

River Moy (Ballina)

Ireland

Ireland's most productive salmon river, famous for the Ridge Pool in Ballina. It attracts anglers from around the world for its prolific runs.

Lough Corrib

Ireland

The largest lake in the Republic of Ireland, renowned for its wild brown trout and mayfly hatches. It also offers excellent pike and salmon fishing.

River Blackwater (Munster)

Ireland

Known as the 'Irish Rhine', it is one of Ireland's finest salmon rivers. It also holds a good stock of brown trout and coarse fish like dace and roach.

Lough Derg

Ireland

A massive lake on the Shannon system, famous for its huge pike and 'Croneen' trout. It is a premier destination for boat angling.

River Boyne

Ireland

A legendary river for wild brown trout, with many fish averaging over 1lb. It also has a significant run of Atlantic salmon.

Lough Sheelin

Ireland

Widely regarded as one of the best wild brown trout lakes in Europe, famous for its spectacular mayfly and sedge fishing.

River Suir

Ireland

One of Europe's premier brown trout rivers, noted for its prolific fly hatches and large average size of fish. It also has a good salmon run.

Lough Mask

Ireland

A deep limestone lake famous for its wild brown trout and large predatory Ferox trout. It is a challenging but rewarding fishery.

River Barrow

Ireland

A major coarse fishery known for its bream, roach, and hybrids. It also offers good pike fishing and a unique run of Twaite Shad in spring.

River Slaney

Ireland

Historically one of Ireland's best spring salmon rivers. It also offers excellent sea trout fishing in the summer months.

River Nore

Ireland

A beautiful river with excellent stocks of wild brown trout and a significant run of salmon. It flows through scenic Kilkenny.

River Lee

Ireland

Flows through Cork City, offering good salmon and trout fishing. The Inniscarra reservoir on the system is also a major coarse fishery.

Lough Ree

Ireland

The second largest lake on the Shannon, famous for its specimen pike and productive coarse fishing. It also holds a good stock of trout.

Lough Melvin

Ireland

Unique for having three distinct varieties of wild brown trout (Sonaghan, Gillaroo, and Ferox). It is also a very early salmon lake.

River Liffey

Ireland

Dublin's main river, offering surprisingly good wild brown trout fishing just minutes from the city center. It also has a small salmon run.

Lough Conn

Ireland

A large, scenic lake in Mayo known for its wild brown trout and salmon. It also offers excellent pike fishing in its many bays.

River Erriff

Ireland

A premier spate river in Connemara, famous for its Atlantic salmon and sea trout. It is managed as a National Salmon Fishery.

Bundrowes River

Ireland

One of Ireland's most famous salmon rivers, often producing the first salmon of the year on New Year's Day.

Lough Arrow

Ireland

A rich limestone lake in Sligo, famous for its large wild brown trout and excellent spent gnat fishing during the mayfly season.

River Drowes

Ireland

A short but prolific salmon river flowing from Lough Melvin to the sea. It is a very popular early season fishery.

Lough Ennell

Ireland

A beautiful limestone lake near Mullingar, known for its large wild brown trout and excellent sedge fishing in late summer.

River Finn (Donegal)

Ireland

One of the best spring salmon rivers in the country, with a prolific run of grilse in the summer months.

Lough Gill

Ireland

A scenic lake in Sligo, famous for its early salmon run and wild brown trout. It also holds good stocks of pike.

River Clare

Ireland

The main tributary of Lough Corrib, offering excellent wild brown trout fishing and a significant salmon run.

Ballycotton

Ireland

A premier sea angling venue in East Cork. Offers excellent shore fishing from the pier and surrounding rocks for a variety of species.

Cork Harbour (Ram Point)

Ireland

One of the largest natural harbours in the world, providing diverse fishing opportunities from deep water marks to sandy estuaries.

Kinsale (Old Pilot Pier)

Ireland

Famous for its scenic beauty and productive shore marks. The Old Pilot Pier is a popular spot for summer mackerel and bottom fishing.

Dingle Peninsula (Slea Head)

Ireland

Rugged coastline offering world-class rock fishing for hard-fighting pollock and colorful wrasse.

Donegal Bay (St. John's Point)

Ireland

A long limestone peninsula extending into Donegal Bay, known for deep water close to shore and record-breaking mullet.

Black Head (The Flags)

Ireland

A famous limestone rock mark in North Clare. Known for deep water and a wide variety of species.

Fanore Beach

Ireland

A beautiful sandy beach in the Burren region, excellent for surf casting for bass and flatfish.

Clifden (Sky Road Marks)

Ireland

Deep water rock marks along the scenic Sky Road, offering challenging but rewarding fishing for large predators.

Clew Bay (Rossnarubble)

Ireland

A noted mark within the island-studded Clew Bay, famous for its ray and huss fishing.

Hook Head

Ireland

One of the most famous shore marks in Ireland, located at the tip of the Hook Peninsula near the historic lighthouse.

Dunmore East

Ireland

A picturesque fishing village with excellent rock and pier marks for a variety of summer species.

Grand Canal

Ireland

A historic waterway stretching from Dublin to the Shannon. Offers tranquil fishing for a variety of coarse fish and pike.

Royal Canal

Ireland

Running parallel to the Grand Canal, it provides excellent coarse fishing in a peaceful environment.

Barrow Navigation

Ireland

A mix of canalized sections and natural river, offering diverse fishing for both coarse and game anglers.

Lough Ramor

Ireland

A large, productive lake near Virginia, Co. Cavan. Renowned for its specimen pike and large shoals of bream.

Lough Gowna

Ireland

A vast, multi-basin lake system famous for its incredible pike fishing and prolific coarse catches.

Lough Oughter

Ireland

Part of the complex Erne system, this lake is a maze of islands and channels, perfect for predator fishing.

Lough Key

Ireland

A stunningly beautiful lake within a Forest Park. Offers great fishing for pike and coarse fish from boat and shore.

Lough Allen

Ireland

The first of the three large lakes on the River Shannon. Known for its wild brown trout and large pike.

Lough Sillan

Ireland

A popular competition water near Shercock. Consistently produces good catches of bream and roach.

Lough Boderg

Ireland

A large lake on the Shannon system, popular for boat angling and known for its hard-fighting pike.

Lough Forbes

Ireland

A widening of the River Shannon, this lake is relatively shallow and offers excellent pike and coarse fishing.

River Eden (Cumbria)

England

One of England's finest game rivers, the Eden flows through scenic Cumbrian landscapes. It is renowned for its prolific salmon runs and high-quality wild brown trout and grayling fishing.

River Tyne

England

Widely regarded as the best salmon river in England and Wales, the Tyne has seen a remarkable recovery. It offers diverse fishing from the industrial lower reaches to the scenic North and South Tyne branches.

Whitby West Pier

England

A popular sea fishing mark offering access to deep water. It is famous for winter cod fishing and summer mackerel, providing a classic North Yorkshire angling experience.

River Lune

England

The Lune is a major salmon and sea trout river in the North West. It flows through the beautiful Lune Valley, offering productive beats for game anglers.

River Ribble

England

A versatile river known for both its game and coarse fishing. It is particularly famous for its barbel and double-figure salmon runs.

Windermere

England

England's largest natural lake, Windermere is a legendary fishery for specimen pike and perch. It also holds rare Arctic char in its deep waters.

Scarborough Marine Drive

England

A well-known rock and wall fishing mark in Scarborough. It is highly productive for winter cod and provides excellent sport for pollack and wrasse in summer.

River Tees

England

The Tees offers a variety of fishing from the wild upper reaches above High Force to the slower coarse stretches near Stockton. It has seen a significant return of salmon in recent years.

Ullswater

England

Often cited as England's most beautiful lake, Ullswater is a premier wild brown trout fishery. It is also home to the rare Schelly, a glacial relic fish.

River Coquet

England

A pristine Northumbrian river famous for its early runs of salmon and large sea trout. It flows through the Northumberland National Park and Coquet Valley.

Bridlington North Beach

England

A popular sandy beach mark that fishes well for bass in the summer and codling in the winter. It is easily accessible and great for shore angling.

River Wear

England

The Wear is renowned as one of the best sea trout rivers in the UK. It offers excellent night fishing for sea trout and good salmon prospects in the autumn.

Derwent Reservoir (North East)

England

A large multi-purpose reservoir on the border of Durham and Northumberland. It is a top-class trout fishery, frequently stocked and hosting major competitions.

River Swale

England

Known as the fastest-flowing river in England, the Swale is a premier coarse fishery, especially for barbel. The upper reaches also offer good trout fishing.

South Shields Pier

England

The South Pier at the mouth of the Tyne is a legendary sea fishing spot. It offers deep water access and is a hotspot for winter cod and summer mackerel.

Pitsford Water

England

Nestled in the Northamptonshire countryside, Pitsford Water offers 750 acres of high-quality fly fishing. It is known for its scenic beauty and the occasional 'monster' trout or pike.

Draycote Water

England

A premier 600-acre trout fishery located near Rugby, offering exceptional rainbow trout fishing. It provides a great experience for both experts and beginners with both bank and boat options.

River Severn (Ironbridge)

England

The Ironbridge stretch of the River Severn is iconic for its barbel fishing and stunning scenery within a UNESCO World Heritage site. It offers deep pools and fast-flowing runs ideal for various coarse species.

River Trent (Newark)

England

The River Trent at Newark is one of the UK's finest coarse fisheries, particularly famous for its specimen barbel. The river here is powerful and wide, providing a challenge for experienced anglers.

River Avon (Warwickshire)

England

The Warwickshire Avon is a classic slow-flowing river known for its beautiful surroundings and excellent coarse fishing. It is particularly noted for its chub and barbel in the faster sections.

Grand Union Canal (Birmingham)

England

The Grand Union Canal offers extensive fishing opportunities through the heart of the Midlands. It is well-stocked with traditional canal species and is easily accessible for urban anglers.

Shropshire Union Canal

England

Known as the 'Shroppie', this canal is famous for its clear water and diverse fish populations, including double-figure carp. It offers miles of peaceful towpath fishing through rural landscapes.

Trent & Mersey Canal (Fradley)

England

The canal at Fradley Junction is a popular spot for match and pleasure anglers alike. It features well-maintained towpaths and a good head of silver fish and perch.

River Soar (Leicester)

England

The River Soar flows through Leicestershire, offering a mix of urban and rural fishing. It is a productive river for silver fish and has a reputation for producing large pike.

River Nene (Northampton)

England

The River Nene is a slow-moving, navigable river with excellent bream and tench fishing. It features many backwaters and meadows that provide a variety of fishing environments.

River Welland (Spalding)

England

The Welland at Spalding is a famous winter venue for roach and is also known for its large pike. The river is deep and slow-flowing as it nears the Wash.

River Dove (Ashbourne)

England

The River Dove is the spiritual home of fly fishing, famously associated with Izaak Walton. It offers crystal-clear water and exceptional wild brown trout and grayling fishing.

River Derwent (Matlock)

England

The Derwent at Matlock offers a mix of trout and grayling fishing in the upper reaches and excellent coarse fishing for barbel and chub further downstream.

River Wye (Hereford)

England

The River Wye at Hereford is world-famous for its barbel and salmon fishing. It is a large, powerful river with stunning scenery and high-quality sport for all types of anglers.

Ravensthorpe Reservoir

England

A small, picturesque Victorian reservoir of 114 acres. It is known for its clear water and provides a more intimate fly fishing experience compared to the larger reservoirs.

Chasewater Reservoir

England

A 200-acre reservoir in Staffordshire offering good coarse and predator fishing. It is a popular multi-use site with easy access and a healthy population of pike.

Blithfield Reservoir

England

A stunning 790-acre reservoir in the heart of Staffordshire. It is a premier trout fishery offering both bank and boat fishing in a beautiful, tranquil setting.

Ardingly Reservoir

England

A 198-acre reservoir in West Sussex known for its fantastic coarse and predator fishing. It is particularly popular for its large pike and carp specimens.

Bough Beech Reservoir

England

A large reservoir in Kent offering excellent coarse fishing, with specialist syndicates for carp and pike. It is a key venue for the Crowborough & District Anglers Association.

Weir Wood Reservoir

England

A stunning 280-acre water in East Sussex offering both day ticket pleasure fishing and syndicate carp fishing. It is well-regarded for its large bream and pike.

Hanningfield Reservoir

England

One of the best any-method trout fisheries in the UK, stocked with over 50,000 high-quality trout annually. It offers both boat and bank fishing in a beautiful Essex setting.

Alton Water

England

The largest reservoir in Suffolk, providing over 400 acres of water for coarse and carp fishing. It is famous for its large bream shoals and specimen carp.

River Wensum (Norwich)

England

A picturesque chalk river flowing through Norfolk, famous for its specimen roach and barbel. It offers a mix of urban fishing in Norwich and rural stretches upstream.

River Waveney (Beccles)

England

Forms the border between Norfolk and Suffolk, offering diverse fishing from fast-flowing upper reaches to tidal lower sections. It is renowned for its winter pike fishing.

River Bure (Wroxham)

England

The 'Capital of the Broads', the Bure at Wroxham is a hotspot for roach and large pike. It offers extensive bank fishing and is a favorite for boat-based anglers.

River Thurne (Potter Heigham)

England

A legendary river for pike fishing, particularly around Potter Heigham and Hickling Broad. It is known for its clear water and prolific winter catches.

River Ant (Stalham)

England

A narrow and winding river that offers intimate fishing for roach and bream. It is less tidal than other Broads rivers, making it a peaceful choice for pleasure anglers.

River Yare (Brundall)

England

A powerful tidal river famous for its massive shoals of bream and roach. It is a premier match fishing venue with many productive stretches near Brundall.

River Lea (Hertford)

England

A historic river flowing from Hertfordshire into London, offering a wide variety of fishing from small stream sections to large navigable channels. It is noted for its big chub and barbel.

River Medway (Maidstone)

England

The principal river of Kent, providing excellent coarse fishing through Maidstone and beyond. It is well-known for its large bream and productive winter pike fishing.

River Rother (Bodiam)

England

A peaceful river flowing through the scenic Sussex countryside, offering quality coarse fishing. The stretch near Bodiam Castle is particularly iconic and productive.

River Arun (Pulborough)

England

The longest river in Sussex, known for its strong tides and hard-fighting fish. It offers excellent chub and roach fishing in the tidal reaches near Pulborough.

River Adur (Steyning)

England

A tidal river in West Sussex that offers a unique mix of freshwater and estuarine species. It is popular for its chub and roach, as well as sea trout and mullet.

River Ouse (Lewes)

England

A diverse river in East Sussex offering everything from small stream fishing to large tidal reaches. It is famous for its sea trout run and quality coarse fishing.

Cromer Pier

England

An iconic North Norfolk pier offering excellent sea fishing for a variety of species. It is a popular spot for both summer mackerel and winter cod fishing.

Lowestoft South Pier

England

A productive sea fishing mark in Suffolk, providing access to deep water and a variety of species. It is well-regarded for its winter whiting and cod catches.

Dungeness Beach

England

One of the most famous sea fishing locations in the UK, known for its deep water close to shore. It offers world-class beach fishing for cod and rays.

Brighton Marina

England

The largest marina in the UK, offering extensive fishing from its breakwaters. It is a hotspot for summer species like mackerel and garfish.

River Exe

England

A major river in Devon flowing from Exmoor to the English Channel at Exmouth. It offers diverse fishing from wild trout in the upper reaches to coarse fish and salmon in the lower sections.

River Tamar

England

Forming the border between Devon and Cornwall, the Tamar is famous for its salmon and sea trout runs. The lower sections also offer excellent coarse fishing.

River Dart

England

A beautiful river rising on Dartmoor, known for its high-quality game fishing. It is split into the East and West Dart, both offering superb wild brown trout fishing.

River Teign

England

Flowing from Dartmoor to Teignmouth, this river is a prime location for sea trout and salmon. The upper reaches provide excellent fly fishing for wild brown trout.

River Torridge

England

Famous as the setting for 'Tarka the Otter', the Torridge is one of the best sea trout rivers in the UK. It also has a significant run of Atlantic salmon.

River Taw

England

A major North Devon river known for its prolific sea trout and salmon fishing. It offers a variety of beats from the upper moorland reaches to the tidal estuary.

Wimbleball Lake

England

A premier fly fishing destination on Exmoor, Wimbleball is famous for its hard-fighting rainbow trout. It offers both boat and bank fishing in a stunning moorland setting.

Roadford Lake

England

The largest reservoir in Devon, Roadford is a dedicated wild brown trout fishery. It offers over 700 acres of water to explore by boat or bank.

Burrator Reservoir

England

Located on the edge of Dartmoor, Burrator is one of the most picturesque trout fisheries in the South West. It is regularly stocked with high-quality rainbow trout.

Colliford Lake

England

Cornwall's largest inland water, Colliford is a premier wild brown trout fishery. The lake's clear water and rugged Bodmin Moor setting provide a unique angling experience.

Penzance (Mount's Bay)

England

Penzance offers diverse sea fishing from the harbour walls and rocky marks around Mount's Bay. It is a hotspot for mackerel in summer and bass year-round.

Weymouth (The Stone Pier)

England

Weymouth is a legendary sea fishing destination. The Stone Pier is a popular and accessible mark for a variety of species, while the deeper waters are famous for boat angling.

Ilfracombe Pier

England

A popular North Devon sea fishing spot, Ilfracombe Pier offers easy access to deep water. It is particularly productive for mackerel and pollack during the summer months.

Poole Harbour

England

One of the largest natural harbours in the world, Poole offers exceptional sea fishing for bass and mullet. The harbour's diverse habitats support a wide range of species.

River Fowey

England

A beautiful Cornish river rising on Bodmin Moor, the Fowey is renowned for its late-season runs of sea trout and salmon. It offers classic fly fishing in a wooded valley.

River Camel

England

The Camel is one of Cornwall's most productive salmon and sea trout rivers. It flows through a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers excellent fly fishing.

River Kennet

England

The River Kennet is a major tributary of the Thames, offering a diverse mix of chalk stream fly fishing and excellent coarse fishing. It is particularly noted for its specimen barbel and historic 'greenback' trout.

River Thames (Upper & Middle)

England

The upper and middle reaches of the Thames provide extensive public and private fishing opportunities for a wide variety of coarse species. It is a popular destination for both match and pleasure anglers.

Farmoor Reservoir

England

Farmoor is a premier fly fishery split into two reservoirs, offering both catch-and-release and take-home options. It is renowned for its large trout and winter predator fishing for pike and perch.

Queen Mother Reservoir

England

A large public water supply reservoir offering high-quality fly fishing for trout in a scenic setting. It is one of the major reservoirs serving the London and Thames Valley area.

Wraysbury Reservoir

England

Wraysbury is legendary in the carp fishing world, known for producing some of the UK's most famous and largest specimen carp. It offers a challenging but rewarding experience for dedicated specimen hunters.

River Loddon

England

The River Loddon is a diverse waterway offering excellent coarse fishing, particularly for barbel and chub in its swifter sections. It is managed by several local angling clubs providing varied access.

River Wey

England

The River Wey offers a mix of tranquil rural fishing and more accessible urban stretches, with a good variety of coarse fish and some trout. It is well-managed by local societies like Godalming Angling.

River Lambourn

England

A beautiful and intimate chalk stream, the Lambourn is prized for its wild brown trout and clear, fast-flowing water. It offers a more secluded fly fishing experience compared to larger rivers.

River Anton

England

A major tributary of the River Test, the Anton is a classic chalk stream offering excellent fly fishing for trout and grayling. It flows through the town of Andover and into the Test valley.

Chichester Harbour

England

Chichester Harbour is a vast natural harbour offering diverse sea fishing opportunities from both shore and boat. It is a designated bass nursery area with specific seasonal protections.

Bognor Regis Pier & Beach

England

A popular South Coast sea fishing destination, Bognor offers productive beach and pier fishing for a variety of seasonal species. It is well-known for its summer smoothhound and bass runs.

Worthing Pier & Beach

England

Worthing's beaches and historic pier provide excellent access for sea anglers targeting a wide range of species. The pier is particularly noted for its summer bream and mackerel fishing.

Isle of Wight (Chale Bay)

England

Chale Bay is one of the best marks on the Isle of Wight for ray fishing, offering thornback, blonde, and small-eyed rays. It is a rugged beach mark best fished after a storm when the water is coloured.

River Meon

England

The River Meon is a small but beautiful Hampshire chalk stream, known for its wild brown trout and seasonal runs of sea trout. It offers a challenging and intimate fly fishing experience.

River Hamble

England

The River Hamble is a busy tidal waterway offering good sea fishing for bass and mullet, particularly in its lower reaches. It is also a popular spot for crabbing and light shore angling.

Beaulieu River (Park Shore)

England

While fishing is restricted on the main Beaulieu River, permits are available for Park Shore, offering productive sea fishing on the Solent coast. It is a peaceful and scenic location within the Beaulieu Estate.

Blenheim Palace Lake

England

The Great Lake at Blenheim Palace offers historic and scenic fishing for specimen pike and a variety of coarse species. It is a prestigious venue set within the grounds of a World Heritage site.

Virginia Water Lake

England

Virginia Water is a large man-made lake in Windsor Great Park, offering tranquil fishing for carp, pike, and other coarse species. It is a popular destination for its scenic beauty and well-maintained banks.

River Findhorn

A classic Highland spate river known for its dramatic scenery and challenging pools. It offers some of the finest fly fishing for salmon in Scotland, particularly in the middle and lower reaches.

River Nairn

A smaller, intimate river that provides excellent sport for both salmon and sea trout. It is well-regarded for its accessibility and the quality of its angling association waters.

River Don (Aberdeenshire)

Famous worldwide for its wild brown trout, the Don is a premier destination for dry fly enthusiasts. It also has a significant run of salmon and sea trout, particularly in the autumn.

River North Esk

One of the most productive salmon rivers in Scotland for its size, the North Esk is a prolific producer of spring and summer fish. It features a variety of water from fast-flowing streams to deep holding pools.

River South Esk

Known for its excellent sea trout runs, the South Esk also offers high-quality salmon fishing throughout the season. It flows through the scenic Glen Esk before reaching the sea at Montrose.

River Ythan

Famous for its large sea trout, the Ythan is a unique river with a significant tidal estuary. It provides excellent sport for anglers looking for hard-fighting migratory fish in a coastal setting.

River Ugie

A small but productive spate river near Peterhead, the Ugie is well-known for its late-season salmon and sea trout runs. It is managed by a local angling association providing affordable access.

River Lossie

A charming river that flows through Elgin, offering good opportunities for salmon and sea trout, especially after rain. It is a typical spate river where timing is key to success.

River Isla

A major tributary of the River Tay, the Isla is known for its productive salmon beats and excellent brown trout fishing. It offers a mix of slow-moving water and faster runs.

River Earn

A beautiful river that flows from Loch Earn, providing excellent sport for salmon, sea trout, and grayling. It is particularly noted for its late-season salmon runs and winter grayling fishing.

River Almond

A tributary of the Tay, the Almond is a picturesque river offering good salmon fishing in its lower reaches and wild brown trout throughout. It is a popular choice for local anglers.

Loch Rannoch

A large, deep loch famous for its wild brown trout and legendary large Ferox trout. It offers a true Highland fishing experience surrounded by stunning mountain scenery.

Loch Tummel

Known for its scenic beauty and "Queen's View," Loch Tummel provides excellent fishing for brown trout and large pike. It is a popular spot for both boat and bank angling.

Loch Voil

A quiet and secluded loch in the heart of the Trossachs, Loch Voil is known for its wild brown trout and occasional salmon. It offers a peaceful fishing experience away from the crowds.

Loch Fyne (Inveraray)

The longest sea loch in Scotland, famous for its deep waters and diverse marine life. Inveraray offers accessible shore marks for both beginners and experienced anglers.

Loch Long (Arrochar)

A deep sea loch running north from the Firth of Clyde, popular for its dramatic scenery and year-round fishing opportunities. The head of the loch at Arrochar is a well-known mark.

Loch Goil (Carrick Castle)

A smaller, sheltered arm of Loch Long known for its tranquility and good catches of cod and spurdog. The area around Carrick Castle provides excellent rock and pier marks.

Loch Etive (Taynuilt)

A unique, glacially-carved sea loch with extreme depths, famous among sea anglers for its prolific spurdog population. It offers a wilderness fishing experience with stunning mountain backdrops.

Loch Creran

A smaller sea loch north of Oban, known for its biodiversity and protected reefs. It provides sheltered fishing spots ideal for light tackle and lure fishing.

Loch Linnhe (Corran Ferry)

A major sea loch on the west coast, offering diverse marks from deep water narrows to shallow bays. The Corran Ferry area is a popular spot for catching rays and dogfish.

Loch Sunart

A rugged and beautiful sea loch famous for its specimen fishing, particularly Common Skate which must be released. It is one of the most scenic and productive lochs in the Highlands.

Loch Moidart

A remote and picturesque sea loch known for its historical connections and sea trout fishing. The shallow, sandy areas are excellent for flounder and bass in the summer.

Loch Ailort

A small, steep-sided sea loch that offers excellent lure fishing for pollack and coalfish from the rocky shores. It is a quiet location perfect for those seeking solitude.

Sound of Mull

A world-renowned location for heavy-duty sea angling, particularly for massive Common Skate. The deep, fast-flowing waters between Mull and the mainland are a haven for large predators.

Greenock Waterfront (Firth of Clyde)

A popular and accessible urban fishing mark on the Firth of Clyde, offering comfortable fishing from the esplanade. It is a great spot for families and beginners during the mackerel season.

Gretna & Annan (Solway Firth)

The inner Solway Firth provides excellent estuary fishing with vast intertidal sand flats. It is particularly noted for its flounder and bass fishing in the summer months.

Loch Ryan (Stranraer)

A large, sheltered sea loch that serves as a major ferry port, offering diverse fishing from piers and beaches. It is a reliable venue for a variety of species throughout the year.

Portpatrick Harbour

A charming coastal village with rugged rock marks that produce exciting fishing for wrasse and pollack. The harbour walls and surrounding cliffs are famous among sea anglers.

Mull of Galloway

The southernmost point of Scotland, offering world-class sea angling from both shore and boat. The powerful tides and deep water attract a wide range of specimen fish.

Girvan Harbour

A busy fishing port that offers easy access for shore anglers from the harbour walls. It is a popular spot for catching mackerel in the summer and cod in the winter.

Ayr Pier

A classic pier fishing venue on the west coast, providing comfortable fishing for all ages. It is particularly productive during the summer mackerel run.

Troon Harbour & Rocks

Offers a mix of harbour wall and rocky shore fishing, with good opportunities for a variety of species. The rocky areas to the north of the harbour are particularly good for pollack.

Loch Creran (Barcaldine)

A quieter alternative to the larger lochs, offering sheltered fishing in a beautiful setting. The area around Barcaldine is known for its productive shore marks.

Crammag Head

A challenging but rewarding rock mark on the Rhins of Galloway, known for its deep water and strong currents. It is a prime location for large pollack and wrasse.

River Ribble - SDAA Waters (Ribblesdale Farm)

A productive stretch of the Ribble known for its barbel and chub fishing, as well as seasonal runs of migratory salmonids. It offers a mix of fast shallows and deeper pools.

River Lune - Rigmaden (Yorkshire Fly Fishers)

Regarded as one of England's finest game fishing rivers, the Rigmaden stretch offers classic fly fishing for salmon and sea trout in beautiful surroundings.

River Kent - Kendal Town Stretch

A popular and accessible stretch of the River Kent running through Kendal, offering good opportunities for wild brown trout and seasonal sea trout.

River Eamont - Whinfell Park (Penrith Angling Association)

A medium-sized river with clear water and a gravel bottom, famous for its large wild brown trout. It is a major tributary of the River Eden.

River Lowther - Penrith Angling Association Waters

Known as a challenging dry fly fishing spot, the Lowther is a beautiful limestone-influenced stream with a good population of wild trout.

River Swale - Skipton-on-Swale (Leeds & District ASA)

A classic Yorkshire river known for its hard-fighting barbel and large chub. The Skipton-on-Swale stretch is a favorite for match and pleasure anglers.

River Ure - Masham (Yorkshire Fly Fishers)

The Ure at Masham provides excellent fly fishing for trout and grayling, with an increasing number of salmon being caught in recent years.

River Nidd - Ramsgill (Leeds & District ASA)

A picturesque stretch of the upper Nidd offering a mix of game and coarse fishing in a quiet, rural setting.

River Aire - Beal (Leeds & District ASA)

A deep, slow-flowing section of the lower Aire that is well-known for its large catches of silverfish and specimen pike.

River Soar - Loughborough (Loughborough Soar Angling Society)

The Soar around Loughborough offers varied fishing in both the main river and the navigation sections, with good stocks of all major coarse species.

River Welland - Deeping St James (Deeping St James AC)

A classic fenland river fishery known for its winter roach fishing and summer tench and bream. The Deeping St James stretch is very popular.

River Don - Sprotbrough (Doncaster AA)

Once heavily polluted, the Don has seen a remarkable recovery and now offers some of the best barbel and chub fishing in the region.

River Derwent (Cumbria) - Cockermouth (Cockermouth Anglers)

A premier salmon river in the Lake District, the Derwent at Cockermouth offers excellent fly and lure fishing for migratory fish.

River Trent - Beeston Weir (Nottingham Anglers)

A famous stretch of the Trent below the weir, renowned for its specimen barbel and large shoals of chub and roach.

River Rother - Catcliffe (Rotherham UAF)

A recovering river that now provides good sport for local anglers, particularly for roach and chub in the winter months.

River Dearne - Pastures (Barnsley & District AS)

A small, intimate river that is perfect for roving for chub and dace. The Pastures stretch is a well-managed local favorite.

River Wharfe - Addingham (Addingham Angling Association)

A classic Dales river with fast runs and deep pools, offering superb dry fly and nymph fishing for wild trout and grayling.

River Calder - Mirfield (Mirfield AC)

The Calder has improved significantly in water quality and now hosts regular matches with impressive weights of roach and chub.

River Eden Tributary - River Petteril (Penrith Angling Association)

A small, intimate tributary of the Eden that offers challenging fishing for wild brown trout in a secluded environment.

River Swale - Richmond (Richmond & District AS)

The Swale at Richmond is famous for its dramatic scenery and offers a mix of fly fishing for trout and grayling, and coarse fishing for barbel.

Eyebrook Reservoir

A stunning 400-acre upland reservoir famous for its fly fishing. It is particularly noted for its buzzer fishing and large pike caught on the fly.

Pitsford Reservoir

A large 750-acre reservoir offering diverse fishing opportunities. It is split into a nature reserve and a fishing area, providing a tranquil environment for anglers.

Hollowell Reservoir

A 140-acre reservoir known for its specimen coarse fish. It is considered a challenging water that rewards experienced anglers with large bream and tench.

Frensham Great Pond

A large, shallow sandy-bottomed lake famous for its specimen tench and rudd. It is a popular leisure spot that offers high-quality traditional coarse fishing.

Virginia Water

A historic 140-acre lake within Windsor Great Park. It is known for its large, old carp and stunning landscape, offering a unique fishing experience in a royal setting.

Darwell Reservoir

A large, secluded reservoir managed by Cranbrook and District Angling Club. It is known for its specimen pike and wild environment.

Powdermill Reservoir

A beautiful 50-acre reservoir managed by Hastings Fly Fishers Club. It offers high-quality fly fishing for stocked rainbows and wild brown trout in a wooded setting.

Thornton Reservoir

A picturesque 75-acre reservoir known for its early season sport and buzzer fishing. It is a popular venue for both bank and boat fly anglers.

Foremark Reservoir

A 230-acre reservoir set in the National Forest. It is a well-established trout fishery offering clear water and hard-fighting fish.

Staunton Harold Reservoir

A 210-acre reservoir known for its large shoals of bream. It offers challenging but rewarding natural water fishing in a scenic valley.

Cropston Reservoir

An exclusive 100-acre reservoir located beside Bradgate Park. It is a private fishery known for its tranquility and high-quality trout and pike fishing.

Charnwood Water

A 27-acre former clay pit that now serves as a popular local fishery. It is well-stocked with carp and tench, offering accessible fishing in Loughborough.

Swithland Reservoir

A large, deep reservoir known for its specimen bream and pike. It is a challenging, low-stock water that is highly regarded by specialist specimen hunters.

Linear Fisheries (Oxford)

One of the UK's premier day-ticket carp and specialist fisheries, consisting of multiple lakes like St Johns and Manor Farm. It is renowned for its high stock of specimen carp and excellent facilities.

Yateley Complex

A historic and world-famous complex of lakes known for producing some of the UK's most iconic carp. It features legendary waters like the Car Park Lake and North Lake.

Wraysbury Lakes

A massive and challenging gravel pit complex, famous for the legendary carp 'Mary'. It offers a wild and demanding fishing experience across its vast acreage.

Horton Church Lake

Part of the prestigious Horton Complex, this 15-acre lake is a high-end specimen venue. It is well-known for its large carp and beautifully maintained surroundings.

Sandhurst Lake

A premier day-ticket water on the Yateley complex, famous for its incredible stock of 40lb+ carp. It is a relatively shallow gravel pit with a rich history.

Farlows Lake

A historic specimen fishery located in the Colne Valley, offering excellent day-ticket fishing. It is known for its large carp and diverse range of lakes.

Dinton Pastures (Black Swan Lake)

A popular country park fishery featuring the 24-acre Black Swan Lake. It is known for its specimen carp and scenic environment, managed by Wokingham Borough Council.

Theale Lagoons

A series of mature gravel pits near Reading, offering a mix of syndicate and club-controlled fishing. They are known for their large carp and quiet, natural setting.

Twyford Lakes (Twyford Reserve)

A 26-acre gravel pit and river stretch offering diverse fishing opportunities. It is part of the Dinton Pastures complex and is known for its specimen carp and tench.

Wasing Estate Lakes

An exclusive estate fishery featuring several lakes and stretches of the River Kennet. It is known for its pristine environment and high-quality specimen fish.

Aldermaston Fishery

A famous stretch of the River Kennet known for its exceptional barbel and chub fishing. It offers a classic river fishing experience in a beautiful setting.

Berkshire Trout Farm

A well-established trout fishery offering both lake and river fishing for rainbow and brown trout. It is known for its clear water and high-quality fish.

Kennet & Avon Canal

A historic waterway connecting the River Thames to the Bristol Channel. It offers extensive coarse fishing for a variety of species in a tranquil environment.

Grand Union Canal

The UK's longest canal, providing a vast network of fishing opportunities. It is known for its diverse species, including large carp and specimen zander.

Oxford Canal

A scenic and narrow canal offering traditional coarse fishing. It is particularly noted for its chub and perch fishing in the quieter rural sections.

Coventry Canal

A key part of the Midlands canal network, offering productive fishing for silvers and predators. It is well-known for its significant population of zander.

Ashby Canal

A peaceful, lock-free canal that is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). It offers excellent fishing for pike and large carp in its clear waters.

Chesterfield Canal

A beautiful canal known for its clear water and diverse fish stocks. It offers excellent sport for tench and bream, as well as specimen pike.