Tottenhill Pits
Lake
Gravel pit fishery owned or leased by the association, on season permits.
West Norfolk association founded in 1881, with fen drains, rivers and gravel pits.
King's Lynn Angling Association, founded in 1881, provides coarse fishing for local and visiting anglers across West Norfolk. It owns and leases fen drains and sections of the Great Ouse, Old Bedford, Relief Channel and Cut-Off Channel, with access around Downham Market, Denver Sluice, Three Holes and Magdalen Bridge. It also runs stillwater gravel pits including Tottenhill, Springside and Shepherds Port, some managed alongside the RSPB for wildlife. Bream, roach, perch, tench, carp, pike and zander are all found across its waters. Fishing is available on season permits, with day tickets on some venues. The association is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee.
Lake
Gravel pit fishery owned or leased by the association, on season permits.
Lake
Stillwater fishery controlled by the association.
Lake
Stillwater near Snettisham leased from local estates and managed partly with the RSPB for wildlife.
Waters are fished on a mix of season permits and day tickets; some waters are season ticket only.