Fishing

A tranquil fishing location nestled amongst scenic parklands.

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About

Discover the tranquility of our scenic fishing lakes, harmoniously nestled amidst the beauty of nature. These man-made lakes stand as a testament to the rich history of the 18th-century parklands, offering a serene escape for fishing enthusiasts. We welcome anglers of all ages and experience levels to fish at the lake.

As part of the Rejuvenation Project, the North Lake has undergone a transformation, and it is now unveiled as the designated fishing lake for Burton Constable Holiday Park. Immerse yourself in the picturesque surroundings and experience the joy of angling in this idyllic setting.

Rates

Standard Rates

Daytime Only – 9am until Dusk.

Ticket prices are for single rods, additional rods are purchased separately.

Day Ticket	£7.00
Day Ticket – Junior, Under 12	£5.00
Day Ticket – Senior, Over 65	£5.00
Weekly Ticket	£24.00
Additional Rods (Max 3)	£1.00

Season Pass

Includes 1x vehicle registered to the ANPR system.

Seasons passes are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

Holiday Home Owner Pass	£95.00
Visitor Pass	£105.00
Concession Pass, Over 65	£85.00

Night Fishing

Night fishing sessions require at least 24-hour notice and must be pre-arranged/pre-paid.

Must be stationed within a bivvy/brolly, with a torch and mobile phone using your emergency contact number.

1 Night Session

£17.00

Stock

Carp

Pike

Bream

Perch

Roach

Eel

Map

Parking for anglers is located just north of the Lakeside Bar. This car park also features electrical vehicle charging points.

Facilities and toilets can be located at the Lakeside Bar during open hours, and public toilets are located further south from the bar. During the busy periods, the Parkland Kitchen will be serving food from the Lakeside Bar.

Rules

all anglers must sign the angler’s pledge.

The Do’s

Park vehicles in the car park, located by The Lakeside Bar (at owners’ risk)
Keep dogs on a lead at all times
Bring a valid EA rod licence for inspection
Present passes/day tickets upon request
Use barbless hooks only
Disinfect nets/cradles/mats before fishing
Use bait boats when respecting other anglers
Carp anglers to carry/use carp care kit
Use unhooking mats/cradles for carp/pike and other large fish
Use a minimum 36″ landing net for carp fishing
Use a minimum 10lb line for carp/pike
Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult
Place all rubbish in bins or take home
Be respectful of others in the park

The Don’ts

No driving or parking on the grass
No more than 3 rods per angler
No fishing on the walled area at the north end of the North Lake
No fires – BBQs must be raised off the ground and disposed of responsibly
No keep nets, except on match days
No nut baits
No fixed leads/fixed rigs
No rods to be left unattended
No retainer slings/carp sacks
- Fish are to be returned to the lake as soon as possible
No live baiting
No transferring or removal of fish
No radios, drones, wading, swimming, drugs or heavy drinking

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the lakes like to fish?

In February 2024, we undertook a significant restocking initiative at the north lake, introducing 40 young common and mirror carp. Read More
Are there any public toilets on the park?

There are several toilet facilities accessible to both fishermen and visitors. Read More
Have the lakes been restocked?

In February 2024, we undertook a significant restocking initiative at the north lake, introducing 40 young common and mirror carp. Read More
Are electric fishing pegs available at the park?

As of now, we do not provide electric hook-up as a service. Read More