Suffolk is a very flat region and it is one of the only counties in England not to contain a city. It is a very rural place with much of the land being farmed, but there is also an extensive coastline and some lovely places to enjoy a fishing break. The beaches stretch from Lowestoft in the north to Felixstowe in the south and these seventy four miles of coastline is great for fishing.
There are also a number of rivers, natural ponds and man made fisheries which are well stocked with bream, chub and carp to name just a few of the fish varieties. Fishing Holiday Cottages in Suffolk are available to rent all across the county so you can be near the sea or close to an 
inland pond or river.
Fishing holiday cottages in Suffolk are available to rent for a couple of days over a long weekend, a short mid week break or for a week or more. They come in various styles from the traditional to the modern and contemporary including barn conversions, traditional thatched cottages and rustic fisherman cottages. The cottages are able to sleep from two to six people generally and so they are good for a group of friends or members of a fishing club to get away for a while and participate in their hobby.
Here are some further details about a couple of the fishing holiday cottage accommodation choices available to you or you may like to check out the Fishing Short Breaks in Suffolk.
Bullrush at Springlake – Barnby, Suffolk
This really is a charming location for a fishing holiday and ideal for taking life very easy. The accommodation can sleep up to five people and you have over 5 acres of beautiful grounds to explore, and of course the all important fishing lake. The accommodation is open plan with good living space, well equipped kitchen and two bedrooms.
There are other facilities on the location as well and this includes a shared indoor heated swimming pool, fishing lake, games room with full size snooker table, garden furniture and children’s play area. Prices for a week away start at just £295.00 and there are short break and weekend holiday options available.
Find out more about the Fishing Holiday Cottages in Suffolk here.
Fibberty’s Cottage – Saxham, Suffolk
If trout fishing is something you are interested in then this holiday cottage accommodation will be ideal for you. The cottage is set near a trout lake and in 450 acres of farmland. The cottage accommodation is actually a converted barn and has been beautifully restored to provide a very comfortable accommodation option to sleep up to four people.
You will also find the fishing is free of charge and included within the price of your holiday. Plus, you can arrange to buy any fish you have caught with the owner, should you fancy sampling your catch. Prices for a week stay here start at just £343.00 and you can also find a choice of long weekends and short breaks.
If you are fishing the lakes or a river you will need a permit but these are easy to obtain, but if you have 
any difficulty simply contact a local angling club and they should be able to help you out. For sea fishing you can cast off from the beach or you can hire a boat and the skipper will take you to the best places to make the perfect catch. Local knowledge comes in very useful and if you ask in any angling shop they should be able to pass on a few tips.
Fishing Holiday Cottages in Suffolk are great bases from which to go out and do some sightseeing as well as fishing. Suffolk Coast and Heaths have been declared an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and there are sixty miles of beaches, salt marshes, reed beds and heath land, which are great for observing wildlife. For a good night out you can visit Ipswich with its wide variety of pubs, clubs and restaurants. You can take a cruise along the River Orwell and the boat has a bar on board so you can enjoy a drink as you drift along. Suffolk is a great place to visit and the fishing is first class.
anglers of all skill levels, from the complete beginner to the expert. If you are new to fishing you may like to book a few personalised lessons from a coach and even if you are a seasoned fisherman a few tips from someone with local knowledge is always a help.
Sleeping two people you will find this cottage is a perfect retreat for some quiet time and to enjoy some coarse lake fishing. The cottage is wonderfully presented and has been converted from an old chapel and has beautiful views over orchards and to the fishing lake. The lake is well stocked and only a short distance from the front door of the cottage and is an idyllic place to spend some time fishing.
Nearby you have the wonderful seaside town of Skipsea with sandy beaches, shops, restaurants and some wonderful leisure facilities such as a swimming pool. A week away in the cottage starts at just £301.00 and there are also options for short breaks and long weekends. Make sure you check out the full details of this lovely cottage to enjoy some great fishing.
In a great location for enjoying the countryside of Yorkshire and the coast you will find this well presented holiday cottage. The accommodation can sleep up to four people in two bedrooms and within 200 yards of the cottage is a well stocked five acre fishing lake. The natural habitat is all around 
you and the cottage location has been awarded the David Bellamy Award for Conservation. Nearby you have a massive range of places to explore and discover and with prices for a week stay in the cottage starting at just £425.00 you have ever reason to choose to stay here.
in Yorkshire. The countryside is some of the best in the UK for walking and cycling and the city of York has lots of attractions and a vibrant nightlife. If you want to do something a bit different you can go underground and explore the White Scar Caves which feature cathedral like caverns and subterranean waterfalls. On the coast you can visit the picturesque Robin Hood’s Bay or if you enjoy traditional seaside fun then head for Scarborough.
as carp, barbell and bream. The accommodation is provided in lodges or in cottages which are self-catering and can sleep between two and six people and of course the dog.
The parks are usually surrounded by lovely countryside which is perfect for walking the dog. A nice walk through woodland or into the hills and mountains is a wonderful way to round a day off and the exercise is good for both you and the dog. A dog will not like a city break; they want to be out in the fresh air and having a run around in open space.
