Day Tickets Available

Alvingham Lakes

Lock Road, Alvingham, LN11 7EU 01507328777 Website
Waters
2
Total Pegs
39
Day Ticket
£6
Open
—
Biggest Fish
TBC
Opening Information Day tickets available every day from 7:30am until dusk.
About This Fishery

Two well-stocked coarse fishing lakes set in six acres of peaceful Lincolnshire countryside near Alvingham, three miles from Louth and run by Ian and Terri. Grass Lake is the specimen water with carp to low 20s including a famous one-eyed grass carp called Nelson; Monkey Lake has 23 pegs and is packed with mixed species for prolific sport. Three static caravans and electric hook-up pitches also available on site.

Visit & Contact
01507328777
info@alvinghamlakes.co.uk

On Site

Car Parking
Caravan / Camping
Disabled Access
Lodges / Accommodation
Toilets

Nearby Tackle Shops

Straight-line distance from this fishery

Ticket Prices

Subject to change — confirm with venue
Adult
Day Ticket - Monkey Lake
1 rod
£6.00
Adult
Day Ticket - Grass Lake
1 rod
£10.00
Adult
Half Day - Monkey Lake
2 rods
£20.00
Adult
Night Ticket - Grass Lake
2 rods
£30.00
Concession
Day Ticket - Monkey Lake
1 rod
£7.00

The Waters

Select a water to view details, species & records Water details, species & records
Grass Lake
16
pegs
1.0
acres
1.5m
average

Specimen lake. Feature island in the centre surrounded by mature trees. No keepnets. Large carp landing nets and cradles required. Stocked with Mirror, Common, Grass and Koi carp to low 20s; also Roach, Rudd, Tench and Eels. The largest Grass Carp, known as Nelson (one-eyed), is a notable challenge to catch.

Species & Weights
Eel —
Roach —
Rudd —
Tench —
Monkey Lake
23
pegs
0.9m
average

Prolific mixed species lake. 23 pegs. Stocked heavily with Roach, Rudd, Tench, Carp, Bream, Eels and Goldfish. Biggest Carp around 18lb. Unhooking mats required. Named after a monkey that previously lived on site.

Species & Weights
Bream —
Carp 18lb
Eel —
Goldfish —
Roach —
Rudd —
Tench —
Grass Lake
16
pegs
1.0
acres
1.5m
average

Specimen lake. Feature island in the centre surrounded by mature trees. No keepnets. Large carp landing nets and cradles required. Stocked with Mirror, Common, Grass and Koi carp to low 20s; also Roach, Rudd, Tench and Eels. The largest Grass Carp, known as Nelson (one-eyed), is a notable challenge to catch.

Species & Weights
Eel —
Roach —
Rudd —
Tench —
Monkey Lake
23
pegs
0.9m
average

Prolific mixed species lake. 23 pegs. Stocked heavily with Roach, Rudd, Tench, Carp, Bream, Eels and Goldfish. Biggest Carp around 18lb. Unhooking mats required. Named after a monkey that previously lived on site.

Species & Weights
Bream —
Carp 18lb
Eel —
Goldfish —
Roach —
Rudd —
Tench —
Fishery Rules
Tackle
  • Large carp landing nets and cradles must be used when fishing Grass Lake.
  • No barbed or micro barbed hooks.
  • No braided mainline on either lake.
  • No keepnets allowed on either lake.
  • Unhooking mats must be used on Monkey Lake.
Bait
  • Groundbait may only be used on a feeder or method rig -- no loose groundbaiting.
  • Loose feeding with pellets or particles must be kept to an absolute minimum.
  • No Tiger Nuts or any other type of nut as bait.
Conduct
  • All rubbish (including cigarette butts) and unused bait must be taken away on leaving.
  • Any mistreatment of fish will not be tolerated -- respect and care of the fish stock is expected at all times.
  • Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times; mess must be cleared away.
  • Radios must be kept at low volume.
Access
  • All anglers must hold a valid Environment Agency rod licence.
  • Under 16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Safety
  • Nets must be dried for 30 minutes in the light on the day of fishing and will be inspected before use.
  • No bonfires.