Holiday Cottages with Fishing

Find self-catering fishing holidays across the UK, from cottages with fishing on site to properties close to a named lake, river, fishery or sea-fishing spot. Each listing explains whether guests can fish at the property or need to travel, the type of water and angling available, whether access is private, shared or third-party, and any permit, booking or charge that applies. Check the individual property details before booking, as fishing rights and availability vary.

A large country Manor house with a timbered Tudor wing.
  • Sleeps 24
  • Bedrooms 11

The Manor on the Monnow is an impressive baroque manor house located on the east bank of the River Monnow, just a short walk from the centre of Monmouth. The property comfortably accommodates 24 guests in 11 bedrooms/9 bathrooms, with spacious communal areas, great outdoor space, and a hot tub too!

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A wooden eco-lodge with a large deck in a pine clearing.
  • Sleeps 6
  • Bedrooms 3

Tucked away along their own woodland track and with private parking, these distinctive detached lodges benefit from the facilities of the Clippesby Hall family holiday park in Norfolk. They simultaneously combine a sense of separateness and peaceful relaxation. Pets are welcome.

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North Devon coastal cottages exteriors.
  • Sleeps 4
  • Bedrooms 2

Weavers Cottage, sleeping up to four, is one of seven dog-friendly North Devon holiday cottages at semi-rural Muddlebridge House near Barnstaple. It features an indoor swimming pool and a two-acre garden. It is within easy reach for excellent sandy beaches, cycling on the nearby Tarka Trail, walks on Exmoor, fishing and golf.

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Aerial view of an Exmoor river valley overlooked by village cottages.
  • Sleeps 4
  • Bedrooms 2

Withymead Cottage is an Exmoor holiday cottage in Withypool in the heart of the National Park. The single-storey cottage overlooks and leads down to the River Barle through mature landscaped gardens offering fabulous moorland views, often with the world-famous Exmoor ponies and deer grazing.

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A fishing break can mean very different things. You may be looking for a cottage beside a private lake, guest-only access to a river beat, a nearby coarse fishery or a coastal base for sea fishing. The best property is one that tells you exactly what is available, rather than simply being close to water.

Choose the right fishing access

Your fishing breakLook forCheck before booking
Fishing at the propertyA lake, river, pond or shore that guests are allowed to useExact access point, water type, fishing rules and whether access is included
Private or guest-only fishingFishing reserved for your cottage or the property’s guestsWhether it is exclusive to your stay or shared, plus any booking arrangement
Fishing nearbyA named fishery, river beat, lake or shore within a stated distanceTravel distance, permits, day tickets, opening times and current availability
A waterside stayA river, lake, estuary or coastal settingA water view or water-edge location does not necessarily include fishing permission

What to check before booking

  • Where you can fish – at the property, on an estate, at a nearby fishery or from a named shore or river location.
  • The type of fishing – such as coarse, game, trout, carp or sea fishing, where this is confirmed by the property or fishery.
  • Access and privacy – whether fishing is private, guest-only, shared or managed by a third party.
  • Permits and charges – whether fishing is included, needs a day ticket, must be booked in advance or has other conditions.
  • Practical details – parking, tackle storage, bait restrictions, distance from the cottage and any access or safety information.
  • Rules and licences – check the property, fishery and relevant local authority requirements before making plans.

Fishing holidays for couples, families and groups

A cottage can be a good choice when not everyone wants to fish all day. Choose a property with enough space to relax between sessions, and check water-edge safety if you are travelling with children or dogs. You can also explore dog-friendly cottages, short breaks and waterside stays for other ways to shape your holiday.

Frequently asked questions

Only where the listing confirms fishing at the property or on its estate. Other cottages may be close to a named fishery or fishing location, so always check the access label and property details.

 

Private fishing must be stated clearly. Some properties offer exclusive use, while others have guest-only or shared access. Check who can use the water and whether a peg, beat or time slot must be booked.

This varies by property, fishery, water type and location. Check whether fishing is included in your stay, whether a permit or day ticket is needed, and the current local licensing requirements.

Where verified, use the fishing-type filters to narrow your search. Check each listing for the exact type of fishing and any current restrictions before booking.