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Grafham Water offers fantastic trout fishing challenges for anglers of every level of experience.

From beginner to expert; fun to serious race skills; our enthusiastic and highly qualified instructors offer everything you need to be able to learn and develop new and existing skills.

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The steady winds and good cloud cover provided anglers with good sport this last week. Boat anglers not only found fish on the aerators but also drifting the Normanton bank from the church to fantasy island. It wasn’t just sunk line tactics with lures with many…

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Rutland

The steady winds and good cloud cover provided anglers with good sport this last week. Boat anglers not only found fish on the aerators but also drifting the Normanton bank from the church to fantasy island. It wasn’t just sunk line tactics with lures with many…

Whether you're exploring Rutland Water by boat, bike or on foot, you’ll probably want to stop and refuel along the way, and our many food and drink areas are the perfect place to do just that.

Nestled in a sheltered valley in the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, Ravensthorpe Water is one of the county’s oldest reservoirs and best kept secrets. Dating back to 1890, the 114-acre Victorian water is home to specimen carp up to 40lb+.

Whether it’s spring, summer, autumn or winter, there is nature and wildlife to be enjoyed. From badgers, nightingales and barn owls to butterflies and wildfowl, Alton Water is a great place to catch an abundance of wildlife in their natural habitats.

Grafham Water is the third largest reservoir by area in England and was officially opened in July 1966 by His Royal Highness Prince Philip.

Rutland Water swimming is a popular choice for both professional and recreational swimmers as well as those wanting to engage in group coaching sessions.