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Halesworth Lakes

Halesworth Lakes is a multi-water Suffolk coarse fishery with more than 80 pegs and stocks including carp, roach and rudd. Fishing is available during daylight hours by advance booking.

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About Halesworth Lakes

The Halesworth complex provides a choice of coarse-fishing waters close to the Suffolk market town. The venue is arranged with more than 80 fishing positions and includes carp alongside established silver-fish stocks such as roach and rudd. Quiet Sports Fishery Management asks anglers to telephone before their visit so that availability can be confirmed. Sessions operate during daylight hours rather than as an overnight fishery.

County
Suffolk
Town or area
Halesworth
Species
Carp, Roach, Rudd, Coarse
Access
Day ticket, Advance booking required, No night fishing
Facilities
Parking, More than 80 pegs

Fishing weather

3-day weather for Halesworth Lakes

Forecast for Halesworth. Check again before travelling as conditions can change.

Today 3 Oct
Overcast
19°C 12°C low
42% Chance of rain
9 mph Max wind
Tomorrow 4 Oct
Sunny
21°C 12°C low
9% Chance of rain
8 mph Max wind
Monday 5 Oct
Overcast
23°C 12°C low
9% Chance of rain
13 mph Max wind

Weather data provided by WeatherAPI.com

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Halesworth Lakes venue rules

Anglers should telephone Quiet Sports Fishery Management in advance to book. The fishery is open from dawn until dusk and night fishing is not permitted. Visitors must follow any fishery instructions given when booking and use the designated open lakes and pegs.

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