Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Cornwall, Jupiter Lodge’s location offers anglers a variety of fishing experiences, from scenic reservoirs to wild rivers. Whether you’re seeking the thrill of catching a wild brown trout or the challenge of landing a hard-fighting carp, the waters around Bodmin hold something for every angler.
Fishing in Lakes & Reservoirs
Bodmin Moor is home to several stunning lakes. Colliford Lake is a renowned destination for brown and rainbow trout, with the occasional salmon providing thrilling catches. Smaller reservoirs like Crowdy offer great brown trout. Siblyback Lake, known for its beautiful setting, is an excellent choice for fly fishing stocked rainbow and brown trout. For those seeking diverse coarse fish, Lower Tamar Lake offers carp, roach, bream, and perch, alongside the possibility of trout.
Rivers of Legend
The River Camel, flowing through the region, is beloved by salmon and sea trout anglers. However, much is managed by clubs and associations, so planning in advance is essential. The River Fowey also provides opportunities for sea trout and salmon, with designated fishing zones in place. For a touch of mystery, Dozmary Pool, steeped in Arthurian legend, offers limited opportunities due to its protected status.
Resources
The South West Lakes Trust provides an excellent starting point for information about lake fishing in the area. The Westcountry Angling Passport Scheme offers access to a wide selection of rivers and lakes throughout the region. Finally, local tackle shops in and around Bodmin will be your best source for the most up-to-date information, permits, and insider tips on what’s biting.
Remember to always check for the latest permits and regulations before planning your trip to ensure a responsible and successful fishing experience in the beautiful landscapes around Bodmin.
