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Stanwick Lakes Fisheries

Stanwick Lakes Fisheries is a 46-acre Nene Valley complex with several open-access carp and coarse waters, a pre-booked specimen lake and separate syndicate fishing.

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About Stanwick Lakes Fisheries

The open-access complex includes Elson's, Mallard, Swan, Coot and Car Park lakes. Elson's is the main specimen water at about 6.5 acres with 16 swims and carp above 40lb; places are pre-booked with a maximum of 12 anglers on the lake. Four-acre Mallard has 21 swims and carp into the mid-30lb range, while three-acre Swan has 25 swims and a large carp stock. Coot is the smallest open water at about three quarters of an acre, and Car Park Lake is a one-acre mixed water beside the main parking area. Roman and the separate Kislingbury waters operate on a syndicate basis. Parking, toilets and a small tackle shop are available on site.

Region
East Midlands
Town or area
Stanwick
Contact number
07974 300015
Species
Carp, Tench, Bream, Pike, Silver fish, Coarse, Specimen carp
Access
Day ticket, Night fishing, 24-hour fishing, Specimen fishing, Season tickets, Syndicate fishing
Facilities
Parking, Toilets, On-site tackle shop, Bait and tackle essentials, Parking close to most lakes
Carp Tench Bream Pike Silver fish Coarse Specimen carp Day ticket Night fishing 24-hour fishing Specimen fishing Season tickets Syndicate fishing Parking Toilets On-site tackle shop Bait and tackle essentials Parking close to most lakes

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Stanwick Lakes Fisheries venue rules

Anglers need a current Environment Agency rod licence and the general maximum is three rods. Hooks must be barbless, fixed leads and unsafe rigs are prohibited, and unhooking mats must be used. Elson's and Mallard additionally require a landing net of at least 42 inches and a large unhooking mat or cradle. Nuts including tiger nuts are prohibited, rods must remain attended and vehicles must use the designated parking areas. Pike fishing currently runs from 1 November until the end of February.