Laneshaw Reservoir

About Laneshaw Reservoir

Laneshaw Reservoir sits high on Reedshaw Moss, along the Colne to Keighley Road, surrounded by sweeping views of Pendle Hill and the East Lancashire countryside. At 16 acres, it’s a wild, peaty water offering both beauty and challenge in equal measure.

Why Laneshaw?

Laneshaw’s character lies in its moorland setting, dark peaty water, and ever-changing moods. The reservoir supports excellent fly life thanks to balanced pH levels introduced via a borehole system, creating conditions for dramatic rises and feeding frenzies. Rainbow trout are stocked regularly throughout the season — and anglers can occasionally hook a surprise.

Fishing Conditions & Access:

Laneshaw provides great accessibility around most of the water, with easy casting from both the banks and the dam wall. Its remote location makes for a peaceful, uninterrupted fishing experience.

Fish Laneshaw Reservoir as a Member

Membership includes access to Laneshaw Reservoir, along with Churn Clough and Colne Water. Whether you’re a seasoned fly fisher or just returning to the sport, Laneshaw offers the perfect mix of challenge and reward in a truly scenic setting.

Become a member today and unlock access to one of the most picturesque and atmospheric waters in Lancashire.

Get Access

Laneshaw Reservoir is located just off the Colne to Keighley Road. There is roadside parking available nearby — please park responsibly and ensure access for others.

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Pictures Of Laneshaw

From wild skies to glassy dawn reflections, Laneshaw delivers a dramatic and immersive fly fishing experience.