Rutland Lake
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Rutland Lake
Its construction by damming the Gwash valley near Empingham was completed in 1975. During its construction, it was known as Empingham Reservoir. It flooded six or seven square kilometres of the Gwash valley as well as the side valley at the head of which lies Oakham. Nether Hambleton and most of Middle Hambleton were demolished and their wells were plugged as part of the ground preparation. Their neighbouring village of Upper Hambleton survived, and now sits on the Hambleton Peninsula. The Gwash makes a net input to the lake but its flow downstream is maintained. Most of the stored water is extracted from the River Welland at grid reference TF017060, between Tinwell and Stamford and from the River Nene upstream from Peterborough, a city which is a major user of the water.
Extra health & safety measures
This property has taken extra health and hygiene measures to ensure your safety
See health & safety detailsMost Popular Facilities
BBQ's
Bins
Cafe
Onsite fishery bait
COVID-19 safe measures
Local grocery/ supply shops
Multiple fish species
Free parking
Locked gates
Clearly marked or named pegs
Electric car chargers
Landing nets provided
Hand sanitizing facilities
Onsite Cabins or Lodge's
Cradle's/ unhooking matts provided
Onsite tackle shop
Mains fed toilets
Charging outlets
Drinking water outlets
Otter Fenced
Picnic Benches
Portaloos
Refrigeration for bait
Refrigeration for food
Runs Waters
Security Fenced
Showers
Rod Hire
Net Hire
Social gathering areas
Weigh slings provided
WIFI
Lake Rules / Instructions
No excessive alcohol consumption
No drugs
No drones
No dogs
No boating
No bivvy sharing
No BBQ's
No bait Boats
No abusive language or discrimination to staff of other anglers
It is mandatory to use any equipment supplied by
Do not put waste of any kind into the water
Do not pour unused bait into the water
Anglers must lock/ close all gates that have been opened
Anglers must Follow social distancing rules
Anglers must vacate the lake at the agreed checkout time
Anglers must hold a valid in date Environmental Agency rod licence
Anglers must agree to random rig checks
All swims to be left clean and tidy
All anglers & guests must sign in upon arrival
No firearms
No fires
No fishing in or on unmarked pegs
No freezer baits
No guests
No littering
No loud Music
No open lit fires
No speeding/ abide all speed limits
No swimming
No tents
No unattained rods
No wading
No wildlife traps
50'' landing nett to be used
All anglers must have carp care
All anglers must have their own forceps
No barbed hooks
No barbless hooks
No braded mainline
No braded mainline
No Fixed rigs
No lead core
No leaders
No live baits
No maggots
No plastic hook baits
No retaining fish
No retaining fish
No shock leaders
No tiger nuts
No white buckets
Report all captures
Use a large specimen unhooking mat
No wire to be used of any kind