Waskerley Reservoir

About Waskerley Reservoir

Waskerley Reservoir covers an expansive 350 hectares set amidst the heather moorlands of the Derwent Valley. This sizeable lake reaches depths of over twenty feet and features distinctively coloured waters, creating a unique backdrop for fishing enthusiasts.

Fishing Regulations

Anglers at Waskerley Reservoir are limited to using fly and worm as bait. It is essential to cease fishing once the designated limit is reached. Additionally, catch and release is not permitted when using worm. For a comprehensive list of all fishing rules, visitors can refer to the information posted in the fishing lodge on site.

Notable Fish

The reservoir is stocked with both Rainbow and Brown trout, offering a rewarding experience for anglers. Noteworthy records include a 7 lb Rainbow trout and a 6 lb Brown trout, showcasing the quality of specimens available at Waskerley.