Worcestershire fishing lakes
Showing 10 fishing lakes currently listed for Worcestershire.
Compare fishing venues by species or access type, or browse every lake currently listed for this county.
Fishing lakes in Worcestershire
Worcestershire has a strong mix of commercial coarse fisheries, specimen carp waters, match venues, club lakes and fisheries with holiday or visitor facilities. Use the venue listings below to compare town, species, access type, facilities and official links before travelling.
Worcestershire fishing guide
Choosing a fishing lake in Worcestershire
Worcestershire offers commercial match fisheries, specimen carp waters, mixed coarse lakes, club fishing and venues with holiday or visitor facilities. The listings stretch from Barnt Green and Droitwich to Worcester, Kidderminster, Stourport-on-Severn and the Vale of Evesham, so compare both the fishing available and the journey before choosing a venue.
Fishing near Kidderminster and Stourport-on-Severn
Furnace Mill Fishery in the Wyre Forest has four coarse-fishing pools for day-ticket and match sessions. Near Stourport, Larford Lakes combines specimen, match and arena lakes with River Severn fishing. Moorlands Farm Fishery at Hartlebury offers six commercial lakes for match and pleasure anglers, together with an on-site cafe and tackle shop.
Fishing around Worcester and Droitwich
Cob House Country Park Fishery near Worcester has match and pleasure pools, while Top Barn Fishery lists separate waters for specimen carp and mixed coarse fishing. Around Droitwich, Woodland View Fishery is an established match and pleasure complex. Coppice Lake near Inkberrow is a club water, so confirm membership requirements before travelling.
Fishing near Evesham, Hanbury and Barnt Green
Manor Farm Leisure near Evesham combines six stillwaters with holiday accommodation and an on-site tackle shop. Broad Acres Fishery at Hanbury offers four mature pools for carp, pleasure and match fishing. Further north, Alvechurch Fisheries near Barnt Green provides pleasure, match and specimen fishing with day-ticket access and lake-hire options.
What to check before visiting
Check current opening times, day-ticket availability, advance booking, match closures, permitted baits and methods, landing-net and unhooking-mat rules, parking, toilets and night-fishing access. Most freshwater anglers will also need the appropriate Environment Agency rod fishing licence in addition to any venue ticket, permit or club membership.
Local tackle shops near Worcestershire fisheries
Need bait, line, hooks, feeders, nets, fly gear or last-minute tackle? These local or nearby options may be useful before fishing in Worcestershire. Always check opening times and stock before travelling.
Alans Fishing Tackle
Established Worcester tackle shop covering carp, match, specimen, game and general coarse fishing.
- Area: Worcester
Angling Direct Stourport
Large local tackle retailer stocking carp, coarse, predator and fly-fishing equipment, bait and accessories.
- Area: Stourport-on-Severn
Worcestershire fishing lakes FAQ
Do I need a rod licence to fish in Worcestershire?
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 Worcestershire?
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 Worcestershire 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 Worcestershire venue?
Yes. Use the Add a Lake page if a listing needs correcting or you know a venue that should be added.
