View all rivers, stillwaters and canals across Rutland on the interactive map. Filter by species, water type and access.
Rutland offers 1 mapped fishing waters on PiscaMaps, including 1 river. Species found across Rutland's waters include Common Carp, Bream, Chub, Roach, Rudd, Tench, Dace, Perch.
The Anglian EA region covers the flat fenlands and slower-moving rivers of eastern England. Drainage channels, the Norfolk Broads and rivers like the Great Ouse, Nene and Wensum offer superb coarse fishing — bream, tench, roach, perch and pike are the primary target species. Salmon and sea trout are present in a small number of East Anglian rivers.
A valid Environment Agency (EA) rod licence is required to fish all rivers, canals and most stillwaters in Rutland. Licences are available from gov.uk. Club membership or a day ticket is required on most waters in addition to the rod licence.
Click a river for species information, close season dates, access notes and a location map.
13 species recorded across Rutland's rivers:
| Common Carp | 1 water |
| Bream | 1 water |
| Chub | 1 water |
| Roach | 1 water |
| Rudd | 1 water |
| Tench | 1 water |
| Dace | 1 water |
| Perch | 1 water |
| Pike | 1 water |
| Gudgeon | 1 water |
| Grayling | 1 water |
| Trout | 1 water |
Carp are a popular target across Rutland's waters — always use a landing net and unhooking mat and return fish promptly.
Brown trout are present in Rutland's rivers — many are catch-and-release only and may be subject to game fishing close seasons (typically 1 October to 14 March).