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Cudmore Fisheries

Cudmore Fisheries at Whitmore is operating differently in 2026: all general day-fishing lakes are closed, while pre-booked specimen night sessions remain advertised for carp and catfish waters.

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Lake details

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About Cudmore Fisheries

Cudmore lies on the Whitmore Estate near Junction 15 of the M6. Its mixed waters are stocked with bream, crucian carp, common and mirror carp, F1s, tench, barbel, roach, rudd, perch, chub and ide, while three specimen waters hold carp above 30lb and catfish above 80lb. The venue currently states that all day-fishing lakes are closed throughout 2026. Its booking system continues to advertise pre-booked night sessions on specimen waters, including Tara and Avoca.

Region
West Midlands
County
Staffordshire
Town or area
Whitmore
Contact number
01782 680919
Species
Common carp, Mirror carp, Carp, F1, Catfish, Bream, Tench, Barbel, Roach, Rudd, Perch, Chub, Ide, Coarse
Access
General day lakes closed for 2026, Night fishing by online booking, Specimen fishing, No walk-ins, No spectators
Facilities
Parking, Toilets, Reception, Tackle shop, Cafe, Fishery disinfectant dip
Common carp Mirror carp Carp F1 Catfish Bream Tench Barbel Roach Rudd Perch Chub Ide Coarse General day lakes closed for 2026 Night fishing by online booking Specimen fishing No walk-ins No spectators Parking Toilets Reception Tackle shop Cafe Fishery disinfectant dip

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Cudmore Fisheries venue rules

Do not arrive without a confirmed booking. All anglers must report to reception and disinfect their landing net before fishing. Barbless hooks, suitable unhooking equipment and prompt fish return are required; nuts, homemade bait and non-biodegradable imitation baits are prohibited. Night waters have a two-rod limit, minimum 15lb line and require a 42-inch landing net. Visitors and spectators are not allowed, and the current 2026 closure applies to all general day-fishing lakes.