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Find the very hot tub fishing breaks. Relax. Soak and Cast!
A holiday away with the serenity of nature and the company of loved ones, combining two of your most treasured things. Whether this is enjoying a short break searching for big carp, or winding down each evening next to your partner in a luxury fishing lodge with a private hot tub. From Lake to Lake, here are the best lakeside fishing lodges...
Darsham, Nr Southwold / Sleeps 2
A stunning set of properties with great activities for the family to enjoy, these include clay shooting, football & archery.
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View propertyAspatria / Sleeps 2
Nestled in the Brayton Park Estate, you can enjoy spectacular scenery over Uldale Fells & Skiddaw. On site facilities include golf, fishing and massages.
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View propertyCricket St Thomas / Sleeps 4
These contemporary styled lodges are located on the Cricket St. Thomas estate near the border of Dorset and Somerset with a stylish 18 hole golf course next door. Considered one of the nicest spots in the UK.
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View propertyOverseal / Sleeps 2
Set in the idyllic Derbyshire countryside, with a wealth of attractions all within a short drive. Enjoy fishing, shooting, golf and Alton Towers.
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View propertyGlenluce / Sleeps 4
Overlooking Luce Bay, and with the charming village of Glenluce nearby, there are plenty of local pubs, restaurants and attractions for you to try.
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View propertyLlandinam, Powys / Sleeps 2
Terrific lodges with quaint villages of Caersws & Llandinam 2 miles away and Clywedog Dam is 7 miles away for fishing, sailing and swimming.
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View propertyNr Leek / Sleeps 4
Situated on the edge of the Peak District, there are a great host of activities including fishing,cycling, climbing,sailing and so much more!
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View propertyin Ilkley Moor / Sleeps 2
Faweather Grange lodges are award-winning hot tub properties that boast an elevated location, giving them unparalleled views over a wooded valley towards Ilkley Moor and beyond making them the ideal place to unwind and relax.
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View propertyRural Spot: An idyllic location where you and nature can connect.
Variety of Fish: The opportunity for any level of angler to catch a Carp, Roach, Pike, Bass, the list is endless.
Alone Time: Phones off, enjoy the quality time with family or friends.
100% Relaxation: Relieve any stress that has built up and just enjoy yourself.
Angling is the most popular sport in the UK, with over 100,000 people taking part in this relaxing hobby on a weekly basis, therefore, is it any wonder that holiday parks close to rivers and lakes are a popular choice with couples and families looking for holiday breaks.
You don’t need much equipment either, while some experts spend hundreds of pounds on fancy rods and reels a basic set-up can be purchased for around £30-£50 and should include:
Once you have your tackle you can start searching for holidays with fishing onsite the destinations above all have an excellent selection of well-stocked lakes and rivers, where guests can fish for carp, perch, trout and salmon, some areas such as Cornwall and Dumfries are also ideal for those who want to try sea-fishing.
Some sites offer carp fishing with accommodation free while offers provide a prime spot for a small charge which can be anything from £5-£15 per day. (check before booking) Wherever you cast off you will need a fishing licence.
Every area of the UK has their own by-laws concerning fishing which protect stocks and encourage sustainable fisheries, it is essential to check these out as breaking these regulations can result in fines up to £50,000, that’s one expensive holiday!
Fishing Licence
You will need a licence to fish for trout, eel, salmon, smelt and freshwater fish in:
It is important you carry the licence with you whenever you are fishing, or you may be prosecuted, which can result in a fine of £2,500
The licence can be obtained from the Environment Agency online here, by calling 0344 800 5386 or in person at your local post office, some holiday parks which offer fishing can arrange licences for you but that would be something you need to confirm at the time of booking.
These laws vary so it is essential to check out the ones specific to the area you will be fishing in. The closed season for coarse fishing is and some privately-owned lakes have their own rules which must also be adhered too.
You can find local fishing by-laws here.
So, you have your licence, you have your tackle and have chosen one of the fishing lodges at these outstanding holiday parks, what else will you need?
All these parks above are ideally located for guests to indulge in this relaxing pastime with their own well-stocked fishing lakes onsite, some even have 3 or 4 different ones and boast tackle shops, so you don’t need to bring your own bait. A lot are pet friendly so a dog holiday is on the cards.
Even beginners with no previous experience can have a go. That’s the great thing about fishing young or old it doesn’t matter, and these lovely lakes are suitable for anglers of all ages and abilities. We cover loads of breaks on this site but carp fishing lodges with private access to hot tubs is our favourite.