South West England · Wiltshire · Warminster

Shearwater Lake

Shearwater Lake on the Longleat Estate near Warminster is a 36-acre Wiltshire coarse fishery set among woodland, with fishing available by advance online booking only.

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About Shearwater Lake

Longleat describes Shearwater as a 36-acre coarse fishing lake near Warminster, set in woodland and catering for a wide range of angling styles and species. Fishing remains open following the Estate's recent reservoir and visitor-area improvement works. Current access is managed through advance online booking, with Longleat directing anglers to GoCatch for fishing reservations. The Estate's current fishing guidance says cash is not accepted on the day and vehicles may only be used for drop-off at vehicle-accessible swims before being moved to the visitor car park.

County
Wiltshire
Town or area
Warminster
Species
Carp, Coarse
Access
Day ticket, Booking required, Coarse fishing
Facilities
Parking, Cafe

Fishing weather

3-day weather for Shearwater Lake

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

Today 30 Sep
Sunny
19°C 13°C low
72% Chance of rain
20 mph Max wind
Tomorrow 1 Oct
Sunny
18°C 11°C low
12% Chance of rain
11 mph Max wind
Friday 2 Oct
Overcast
18°C 12°C low
15% Chance of rain
15 mph Max wind

Weather data provided by WeatherAPI.com

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Shearwater Lake venue rules

Fishing must be pre-booked online and cash payments are not accepted on the day. Vehicles may only drop anglers at vehicle-accessible swims and must then be parked in the visitor car park. Vehicles are prohibited from crossing the dam wall or spillway, which is pedestrian access only, and a 5mph speed limit applies around the site with pedestrians having priority. Longleat's public fishing page provides these access requirements and directs anglers to the current GoCatch booking information for the session.

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