booton clay pit

The Lake

Booton Clay Pit Fishery offers a peaceful escape within the Norfolk Broads. The triangular, 4-acre lake, formed from a flooded clay pit, is enveloped by trees that provide ample shade for a comfortable fishing experience.

Fish Variety

Anglers at Booton Clay Pit can expect to find a healthy population of carp, with some weighing up to 40 lb, making it a favourite spot for specimen hunters. Beyond carp, the waters are home to bream, roach, tench, and pike, offering diverse opportunities for all fishing enthusiasts.

Visiting Information

The fishery is open for ten months each year, closing during April and May. Visitors can choose from day tickets, season passes, or 24-hour access. On-site restrooms are available for your convenience, and the nearby hamlet of Cawston offers additional amenities including shops, restaurants, and a public house.