Felthorpe Lakes

Mirror Lake

Spanning just over two acres, Mirror Lake stands as the largest of Felthorpe Lakes. Its natural landscape, adorned with surrounding trees and plants, creates a tranquil setting for anglers. The lake's depth varies between three to seven feet, offering diverse fishing spots. Whether you're after common carp or the occasional tench, Mirror Lake provides a varied catch. Recently, a Ruff was caught here, adding to the lake's intriguing fishing opportunities.

Foxes Lake

Foxes Lake, though smaller than Mirror Lake, is deeper and boasts steep edges that make margin fishing particularly rewarding. This lake is home to a range of carp, including koi and crucian, alongside tench, roach, and rudd. Anglers have found their best tench catches at Foxes Lake, making it a favourite spot for those seeking this species. The presence of two major islands adds an element of adventure to your fishing experience.

Shadows Lake

Shadows Lake is the smallest of the trio, yet it offers a decent catch of silver fish, tench, and carp. The lake's lush lily pads can be challenging, which has kept it less frequented. However, it still holds a mix of small to medium-sized carp and other species like perch and bream for those willing to explore its mysterious waters.

Felthorpe Lakes offer day ticket access, allowing visitors to enjoy a day of fishing in the picturesque Norfolk countryside. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, Felthorpe Lakes provides a peaceful and engaging fishing environment.