South West England · Dorset · Wimborne

Whitemoor Lakes

Whitemoor Lakes at Holt near Wimborne is a Dorset day-ticket fishery with several named coarse and carp waters, including Main Lake, Canal Lake, Chesters Lake, Little Chester's Pool and Old Stock Pond.

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About Whitemoor Lakes

Whitemoor Lakes provides mixed coarse and carp fishing from a group of small waters near Wimborne. The current site separates its fishing information across Main Lake, Canal Lake, Chesters Lake, Little Chester's Pool and Old Stock Pond. Venue guidance says ordinary day fishing does not need to be pre-booked: anglers can arrive and check in at the office, with payment currently taken in cash. The fishery operates seven days a week and publishes separate rules and venue information online, making it possible to check the requirements for a session before setting up.

County
Dorset
Town or area
Wimborne
Species
Carp, Coarse, Tench
Access
Day ticket
Facilities
Parking, Toilets

Fishing weather

3-day weather for Whitemoor Lakes

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

Today 30 Sep
Sunny
20°C 15°C low
58% Chance of rain
23 mph Max wind
Tomorrow 1 Oct
Sunny
19°C 12°C low
23% Chance of rain
13 mph Max wind
Friday 2 Oct
Overcast
19°C 13°C low
16% Chance of rain
13 mph Max wind

Weather data provided by WeatherAPI.com

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Whitemoor Lakes venue rules

The fishery's published rules require barbless hooks and an unhooking mat. Anglers must not move between lakes during a session, and keepnets and retention of fish are prohibited. The venue publishes its rules separately from its lake pages, so those current instructions apply alongside any notices given at the office on arrival.

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