Day Tickets Available

Rudyard Lake

Lake Road, Leek, ST13 8XB 01538306280 Website
Waters
1
Total Pegs
142
Day Ticket
£8
Open
07:00 – 21:00
Biggest Fish
TBC
Opening Information Open dawn to dusk (no close season). Day tickets must be purchased online in advance via website. Night fishing by prior arrangement with the Ranger only.
About This Fishery

A 168-acre Victorian reservoir built in 1797 stretching over 2.5 miles through the Staffordshire Moorlands, famous in the angling world for specimen pike and large bream shoals. Managed by Rudyard Lake Ltd on behalf of the Canal and River Trust, the water has 142 marked pegs along the eastern shore and is available on day ticket, with boat fishing also offered.

Visit & Contact
01538306280
info@rudyardlake.com

On Site

Café
Car Parking
Disabled Access

Nearby Tackle Shops

Straight-line distance from this fishery

Ticket Prices

Subject to change — confirm with venue
Adult
Day Ticket
2 rods
£7.50
Adult
Day Ticket
4 rods
£12.00

The Waters

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Rudyard Lake
142
pegs
168.0
acres

Canal feeder reservoir 2.5 miles long. 142 marked pegs primarily on eastern shore (old railway track bed). Limited pegs on western shore at dam end when conditions allow. Famous for specimen pike and large bream shoals. Roach, perch, carp also present. Boat fishing available (separate boat hire fee).

Species & Weights
Bream —
Carp —
Perch —
Pike —
Roach —
Rudyard Lake
142
pegs
168.0
acres

Canal feeder reservoir 2.5 miles long. 142 marked pegs primarily on eastern shore (old railway track bed). Limited pegs on western shore at dam end when conditions allow. Famous for specimen pike and large bream shoals. Roach, perch, carp also present. Boat fishing available (separate boat hire fee).

Species & Weights
Bream —
Carp —
Perch —
Pike —
Roach —
Fishery Rules
Conduct
  • All fish must be returned.
Access
  • Day tickets must be purchased online in advance via rudyardlake.com before visiting.
  • EA rod licence required.
  • No fishing in front of private properties along the western shore.
  • No night fishing without prior arrangement with the Ranger.