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Memorial Trout Lakes
Memorial Trout Lakes

The Memorial Trout Lakes - REOPEN

Following extensive renovations to multiple historic lakes on the estate, the Memorial Fishing Lakes at Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire, are open to the public for trout fishing.

 

Originally conceived over 200 years ago by the country's greatest landscape architect, Capability Brown, his plans have been finally realised in line with the tercentenary of his birth.

The fishery is made up of two one acre lakes.

Membership is £350 per year.

Day Tickets are £25 and have a limit of 2 fish

Fish Stocks

This truly is a most stunning location to angle with Belvoir Castle as a back drop. The lakes have been stocked with Brown, Rainbow and Tiger Trout between 1.5 and 14lb.

Site Specific Rules

Catch and return is allowed if barbless hooks are used.

 

You must book in prior to fishing.

Memorial Trout Lakes Map
Catch Report

Catch Report

Memorial Trout Lakes
The Memorial Trout Lakes

Captures:

6

Kept:

0

Will B

Tuesday, 24 September 2024

Great day, early morning the fish were hammering my dry flys but it was very high water and not the best weather making it a challenge

Memorial Trout Lakes
The Memorial Trout Lakes

Captures:

0

Kept:

Ted

Tuesday, 24 September 2024

Only here for the morning. Zero caught, unfortunately but great surroundings - will be back.

Memorial Trout Lakes
The Memorial Trout Lakes

Captures:

2

Kept:

2

Will B

Friday, 20 September 2024

First time here enjoyed it highly! Two large rainbow lower lake on a Daddypillar

Memorial Trout Lakes
The Memorial Trout Lakes

Captures:

2

Kept:

0

George, Peter and Simon.

Wednesday, 18 September 2024

Good days fishing, water level low,big lake very weedy.

Memorial Trout Lakes
The Memorial Trout Lakes

Captures:

2

Kept:

0

Simon G

Thursday, 5 September 2024

Strong NE wind made fishing challenging. Two caught on Black and green Cormorant. Top lake is really unfishable, 2ft below outlet and weed, at least the pump has gone so hopefully level will slowly rise.

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