Fishing venues

Langold Lake

AI-enriched — awaiting check

Species: 5 recorded
Day tickets: £5.00 (day)
Night fishing: Available — check water
Waters: 1 water

About the water

Langold Lake is a fishing water within Langold Country Park, five miles north of Worksop in the village of Langold. The 300-acre park is owned and managed by Bassetlaw District Council and is designated as a Local Nature Reserve. Embryo Angling manages the fishery under a licence agreement with the council. The lake holds roach, bream and perch for coarse fishing, alongside carp for specimen anglers. Pike fishing takes place between October and March, and matches and competitions generally run during the same period. Advance day tickets cost £5 and cover fishing from dawn to dusk. A days-only season ticket costs £62, while the £82 night season ticket includes both day and night fishing. Night fishing is not permitted for non-season ticket holders. Car parks are reached from the A60 Doncaster Road and the end of Church Street. The council recommends the Church Street entrance for direct access to the lake. Park facilities include public toilets, a café near the Doncaster Road entrance and a kiosk at Church Street selling snacks, drinks and ice creams. There are also children's play areas, a seasonal splash park and designated walks through woodland and open spaces. A Changing Places facility opened near the splash pool in 2024.

What you can catch

Species reported by anglers, owners or the venue’s website. Check current stocks with the venue.

Rules

Day tickets cover dawn-to-dusk fishing. Night fishing requires a night season ticket and is not permitted for non-season ticket holders. Pike fishing is between October and March.