Fishing Guides

Norfolk has some amazing fishing opportunities, with a lake or complex suited for any angler. Having fished Norfolk for most of my life, I’ve fished just about every fishery and can provide some insight into some venues and how I’ve approached them in the past. At the bottom of this page, you will find all the fishing lakes in Norfolk with some knowledge of the venue. I hope you can find your new favourite venue and share your catch with us caught from a Norfolk fishery or just a proud catch. Click on any of the lakes in this list to view.

Our List of Fishing Lakes In Norfolk Indexed so far:

  • Airfield Lakes
  • Barford Lakes
  • Bartles Lodge
  • Billingford Fishing Lakes
  • Blickling Hall Estate Lake
  • Broome Pits
  • Burgh Castle Fishery
  • Catch 22 Fishing Centre
  • Cobbleacre Fishing Lakes
  • Coston Lakes
  • Cross Drove Fishery
  • Dents Farm Hilgay
  • Dilham Fishery
  • East Bilney Lakes
  • Fenwick’s Fishery
  • Hall Farm Fishery
  • Holly Farm Lakes
  • Marsh View Fishery
  • Martham Pits Fishery
  • Mill Lakes
  • Oakwood Park Lakes
  • Pentney Lakes
  • Reepham Fishery
  • Rocklands Mere Fishery
  • Swangey Lakes
  • Taswood Lakes
  • Taverham Mills Fishery
  • Weybread Pits
  • Willow Lakes
  • Woodlakes Park

River Thurne, Martham

River Thurne Martham. A small village in Norfolk just outside Great Yarmouth. It was a a chilly cloudy day. An …...

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The River Chet

The river Chet rises in the village of Poringland near Norwich. The following eight miles that it takes to reach…...

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The Blackwater Stream

Rising in the villages of East Bilney and Gressenhall from an amalgamation of brooks. The blackwater stream winds its way…...

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