Devon fishing lakes

Showing 11 fishing lakes currently listed for Devon.

Fishing lakes in Devon

Devon has a strong range of carp lakes, coarse waters, reservoirs, trout fisheries, holiday venues and scenic countryside fisheries. Popular areas include South Molton, Bideford, Cullompton, Totnes and Exeter. Use the venue listings below to compare town, species, access type, facilities and official links before travelling.

Best forGood for carp, coarse fishing, trout, reservoir fishing, holiday fisheries and quiet rural waters.
Local areasSouth Molton, Bideford, Cullompton, Totnes, Exeter, Plymouth, Barnstaple and Dartmoor
Check before you goConfirm opening times, booking rules, permits, bait restrictions, parking, toilets, night fishing and payment method.

Local tackle shops near Devon fisheries

Need bait, line, hooks, feeders, nets, fly gear or last-minute tackle? These local or nearby options may be useful before fishing in Devon. Always check opening times and stock before travelling.

Digger Lakes local area

Digger Lakes lists day and night ticket carp and pleasure fishing by pre-booking.

  • Area: Cullompton / Willand
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South West Lakes venues

South West Lakes manages several coarse and game fishing waters across the South West.

  • Area: Devon and Cornwall
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Devon fishing lakes FAQ

Do I need a rod licence to fish in Devon?

In most cases, yes. You normally need a valid Environment Agency rod fishing licence for freshwater fishing in England, plus any venue ticket, club permit or membership required by the fishery.

Are there day ticket fishing lakes in Devon?

Yes, but access varies by venue. Some waters are day ticket, while others are club waters, permit waters, holiday park waters, syndicates or booking-only fisheries.

What should I check before visiting a Devon fishery?

Check opening times, booking requirements, ticket prices, bait rules, landing net rules, parking, toilets, night fishing access and seasonal restrictions.

Can I suggest an update for a Devon venue?

Yes. Use the Add a Lake page if a listing needs correcting or you know a venue that should be added.