East Midlands · Leicestershire · Melton Mowbray

Frisby Lakes Fishery

Frisby Lakes Fishery near Melton Mowbray is a 48-acre Leicestershire gravel pit with more than 50 swims, now operating primarily as a syndicate and members-only fishery with seasonal day tickets.

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About Frisby Lakes Fishery

The fishery changed to a syndicate and members-only model from 1 April 2024. Its current site states that day tickets remain available through GoCatch during October to March. The 48-acre gravel pit supports carp, pike, bream, zander, tench, perch, roach and rudd, with more than 50 well-spaced swims around the water. Facilities listed by the fishery include showers, toilets, ample parking and some pegs that can be reached by car. Peg reservations and the seasonal day-ticket bookings are handled through GoCatch.

Region
East Midlands
Town or area
Melton Mowbray
Contact number
07495 632909
Species
Carp, Pike, Bream, Zander, Tench, Perch, Roach, Rudd, Coarse
Access
Syndicate and members-only fishery, Seasonal day tickets October to March, GoCatch booking, Carp fishing, Predator fishing
Facilities
More than 50 swims, Parking, Showers, Toilets, Car-accessible pegs on selected swims, Cafe on site
Carp Pike Bream Zander Tench Perch Roach Rudd Coarse Syndicate and members-only fishery Seasonal day tickets October to March GoCatch booking Carp fishing Predator fishing More than 50 swims Parking Showers Toilets Car-accessible pegs on selected swims Cafe on site

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Frisby Lakes Fishery venue rules

Carp fishing requires barbed or micro-barbed hooks, at least 15lb main line, a landing net of at least 42 inches and a large padded unhooking mat. Fixed lead rings are prohibited and lead rings must pass freely over leader knots. Predator rules are separate: spinning is permitted throughout the year, while dead bait is restricted to October through April. Predator anglers must use a rubberised landing net.