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Browse Fisheries Anglers - Get Started Anglers - Subscription Fishery - Benefits Fishery Log In Angler Log In Or create an account for free! GETTING EVERYONE FISHING! GETTING EVERYONE FISHING! Venue/Lake Name We've found 0 that match your search My Location Photo Credit: James Golighly - Horcott Lakes QUICK SEARCH View all fisheries Specimen Carp Lake Exclusives Fly Fishing Accommodation Offered Pet Friendly CATCH NEWS View All News 16 Jun 2024 IAN RUSSELL TESTED, RIVER TEST FILM River Test Guided River Tours, Ian Russell’s New PB, Go Catch Carp Supremo Ian Russell needs no introduction being one of the best Carp anglers in the country! Well, we took him back to his roots for a session on the mighty River Test in Hampshire. Tackling up with renowned local river guide Ollie Johnson, the duo target a wide array of native UK river species from brown trout to chub, grayling and even a surprise visit from a PB for Ian! Sit back and enjoy, and not to mention get yourself geared up for the River Season! To book your own personalised guided session to the river test….Search Clearwater Angling on Catch. 14 Jun 2024 CLAVERING LAKES, LIVE ON CATCH Clavering Lakes, specimen carp and coarse fishing in Essex Regarded by many as a local hot spot for specimen carp and coarse anglers alike, this was not always the case! Life began In 1990, when the Greenall family excavated their first lake. By 1992, the venue was opened to the public with a focus on fly fishing. The year 1997 marked another milestone as two additional lakes were dug, creating what are now known to be the Specimen and Match Lakes. As the years progressed, Trout Fishing was discontinued in 2005 when instead, the fishery focused on Carp and Coarse fishing. In 2006, the original Trout Lake underwent a transformation, splitting it into two distinct bodies of water: the Carp Lake and the Silver Lake, each tailored to provide unique fishing experiences. Fast forward to 2022, Sam Greenall joined his father Peter, in partnership at the fishery, where the next significant chapter started to unfold with substantial investments pouring into the lakes. This endeavour included the meticulous removal of aging fish populations and the introduction of new, vibrant stocks, ensuring the lakes continue to thrive and captivate anglers for years to come. Additionally, the Silver fish lake got converted into the predator lake, where a significant stock of Catfish, Pike and perch were introduced. Specimen Carp Lake This winter, we undertook an extensive netting program to transfer our larger fish into our newly developed Specimen Lake. With significant investment in new stock and a dedicated feeding program, this lake is set to become a standout destination in the big Carp scene with carp already going to the 37lb Mark. The lake features depths ranging from a deepest point of 8ft to an average of 6ft, with the shallow end at 5ft. Spanning 2.75 acres, it boasts far and near margins, all accessible from the same bank. Walk around to the far bank to bait up, taking advantage of the clay bottom with a few gravel spots and no silt. Successful catches are often reported with solid bags with wafters being the proven method, along with adjustable zigs and bottom baits. The best baits include white pop-up hook baits, and Munch baits, as the fish are regularly fed on these, while pellets have also shown great results. Our bailiff's top tip: don’t ignore your close margin! Carp Lake The Carp Lake is now exclusively stocked with Carp—plenty of Carp! By carefully managing the fish population and removing any old or damaged specimens, we've ensured a healthy and thriving community. This lake is a haven for anglers, offering excellent sport for those willing to put in the effort (and the bait!). This lake is perfect if you are after a good days sport, or simply trying to get confidence in your rigs and tactics, before taking on the specimen lake. The lake reaches a depth of 14 feet at its deepest point, with an average depth of 10 feet and shallower areas along the margins. Covering 2.5 acres, its bottom is predominantly clay with scattered gravel patches and minimal silt. Successful tactics mirror those used on the specimen lake, including solid bags and zig fishing. The Carp here eagerly devour Munch baits and pellets, often resulting in multiple fish once they start feeding. Predator Pike, Perch & Catfish Lake Excitement is building around our newest addition—the Catfish Lake, poised to create unforgettable fishing experiences and expand our fishery's offerings. We're excited to announce that we've obtained a Catfish licence from the EA and stocked the lake with Catfish weighing up to an impressive 85lb! Alongside Catfish, we've introduced Pike and Perch, ensuring a year-round predator fishing experience. The lake boasts depths ranging from 14ft at its deepest point to an average of 10ft, with shallower areas along the margins. Spanning 2.5 acres, it features both far and near margins, a clay bottom with scattered gravel spots, and no silt. Proven tactics for Catfish include using silver fish imitations and dead bait exclusively. Anglers have found success with baits such as squid, mackerel, and large halibut pellets. Popping baits up off the bottom has been particularly effective. For Catfish, use big single hooks, while wire trace trebles are recommended for Pike. This lake promises thrilling angling experiences and is set to become a standout feature of our fishery. Match Lake While the name remains unchanged, our Match lake has undergone a significant transformation, now resembling a traditional-style match lake. We've meticulously removed any old or damaged fish and introduced new stock across all species. The lake features depths reaching 16ft on one side, with shallower pockets and an average depth of around 10ft. Keepnets are permitted for anglers. Proven tactics on this match-style lake include feeders, poles, floats, and wagglers—embracing traditional fishing methods. For best results, anglers are recommended to use baits such as pellet, maggot, and corn. A top tip from our bailiffs is to scale down your end tackle for optimal results in this environment. To book search Clavering Lakes on Catch. 14 Jun 2024 STONELAKE LODGES, LIVE ON CATCH Lake Exclusive - Specimen carp fishing in Nottinghamshire Stonelake Lodges presents a brand new, unique and secluded holiday retreat; offering luxury lakeside lodge accommodation with private hot tubs, countryside relaxation and specimen carp angling. An exciting and exclusive setting which has been unfished for over 20 years, Stonelake is a venue that all carp anglers must visit! Based in Lound, Retford we are perfectly placed next to Nottinghamshire’s Idle Valley Nature Reserve, on our own beautiful private lakes. These15 acres of pristine lake were stocked in the late 1960s with a traditional UK strain of both common and mirror carp. In the 1980s, Stonelake was a syndicate water producing specimen fish up to 32lbs. The vast majority of fish have never been caught or seen a hook; in modern carp fishing, these opportunities are few and far between. The owners live on site and regularly see examples of fish well over 30lbs, so a new lake record is possible at any time. Please note: due to the residence, the total fishing area available is 5.3 acres, please refer to the lake map for information on boundaries. Please share and upload your catch reports via the Catch App and follow us on our social channels! Book now, search Stonelake Lodges on Catch. 13 Jun 2024 BRICK FARM TROUT LAKES, LIVE ON CATCH Fly fishing complex in East Sussex Originally utilised for brickworks, Brick Farm Lakes has seen various owners over the past 20 to 30 years, gradually evolving over time. Initially, it served as a pastime for the farmer who began selling tickets to friends, eventually transforming it into what is now recognised as a must visit trout fishery. Under the ownership of Phil and Dani for the last 5 years, the fishery is now family-run, and saw a huge amount of hard work before officially opened for anglers in 2020 as the complex it is today. The lodge, constructed in 2013 with an oak frame and featuring amenities such as a log burner and WiFi, offers complimentary tea and coffee, a licensed bar, and a 5-star hygiene-rated café where anglers can enjoy bacon rolls and more. Their stocking policy aims to introduce fish from 2 pounds upwards, with weekly restocking and an onsite stock pond available for midweek top-ups after busy weekends. The fishery caters to corporate and group days, tailored to individual requirements, including options for tuition, coaching, and more. Brick Lake, the original lake on the site, boasts depths ranging from 5 to 18 feet. Spanning approximately 2 acres, it is characterised by swan mussel beds and a mature environment. To ensure a tranquil angling experience, no more than 12 anglers are permitted on the lake at any given time. One of the swims on this lake offers easier accessibility, with adjacent parking specifically allocated for this swim. Well Lake, with depths reaching 18 feet, spans approximately 1 acre. Its perimeter is lined with reeds, and the lake features overhanging trees, adding to its mature and picturesque surroundings. Typically, a maximum of 10 anglers are allowed on the lake at any given time, ensuring a serene fishing experience. Stag Lake is the shallowest among the complex, with depths ranging up to 12 feet and featuring shallow margins and reed-lined shores. It's particularly suitable for beginners, with a few overhanging trees adding to its appeal. This lake sees nice dry fly action due to its shallowness. Typically, it accommodates around 8 anglers at any given time. Spring Lake is the newest addition to the complex, boasting depths of up to 22 feet. It gradually deepens from the margins, featuring marginal shelves. Covering around 2 acres, it can accommodate up to approximately 16 anglers at once. Additionally, there are 2 more accessible swims on this lake, each with adjacent parking exclusively for those swims. Spring Tactics: As temperatures rise, fish move higher in the water. Damsel nymphs, dry flies like sedges and alders, and other surface patterns are fruitful, especially during afternoon hatches. Summer Tactics: In hot and bright conditions, fish may retreat deeper. Employ small buzzers and nymphs with a slow retrieve for success. However, dry flies can still work well, particularly when there's cloud cover. Autumn Tactics: Tactics shift back towards winter approaches as temperatures cool. Additionally, adding daddy long legs patterns to your arsenal can yield results. Winter Tactics: During colder months, fish tend to be deeper, so using damsel nymphs, cat's whisker flies, and floating or intermediate lines can be effective. 13 Jun 2024 WARDEND FISHERY, SCOTLAND, LIVE ON CATCH Wardend Trout Fishery, fly fishing in Scotland Welcome to Wardend Fishery, nestled in a serene valley just a short distance south of Elgin in Northeastern Scotland. Established in 2007 and under new ownership since 2022, Wardend Fishery continues to uphold its reputation for pristine, spring-fed waters that nurture robust and hard fighting fish. A must visit for all fly fishing enthusiasts! The recent enhancements include the introduction of Golden Trout, additional Blue Trout, and soon Tiger Trout, giving anglers a variety of species to target. We are dedicated to maintaining a warm and welcoming atmosphere, emphasising friendliness and cleanliness throughout the grounds. For the convenience of our guests, Wardend Fishery offers onsite accommodation that can be reserved by contacting us directly. Our fishing hut is stocked with a variety of flies and serves hot and cold drinks, ensuring that you have everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable angling experience. Explore the tranquil surroundings at your leisure; whether you prefer the anglers' shelter, benches, or our inviting picnic tables, Wardend Fishery provides ample opportunities to relax and unwind amidst nature's beauty. We look forward to welcoming you to Wardend Fishery, where every visit promises a peaceful escape and memorable fishing adventure. Wardend Fishery offers anglers a charming experience with its narrow, 5-6 acre main loch located in a tranquil valley just south of Elgin, Scotland. The deepest part, around 15 feet, is situated at the western end near the anglers' shelter, while depths elsewhere range from 7 to 15 feet. Thanks to its spring-fed source, the water maintains exceptional clarity throughout the year. The loch holds several species of trout, including Rainbow, Brown, Blue, Golden and Tiger Trout, with some species growing to over the 10lb mark. The loch’s features include small reed beds scattered about, adding to the picturesque setting. Angling tactics vary day-to-day, ensuring each visit offers a unique challenge. From February to May, buzzers and nymphs prove effective, transitioning to dry flies from April through September during the dry fly season. As autumn sets in through spring, fish tend to move deeper, requiring intermediate lines and a slow retrieve for optimal success. Anglers benefit from insider tips posted on a whiteboard within the fishing hut, providing real-time updates on preferred tactics and productive fly patterns. For those seeking an advantage, heed the bailiffs' top tip: arriving early maximises chances of a rewarding catch. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a newcomer, Wardend Fishery promises a memorable day with every cast. Enjoy your time, and tight lines await! 13 Jun 2024 HORAM MANOR FISHERY, LIVE ON CATCH Horam Manor Fishery, 10 lakes offering coarse fishing in East Sussex Welcome to Horam Manor Fishery, nestled in scenic East Sussex within the Horam Manor Estate. Open year-round, our family-run fishery features eleven serene waters stocked with Carp, Crucian Carp, Tench, Perch, Bream, Roach, Rudd, Golden Rudd, and Eels. In addition to excellent fishing, we provide essential amenities like toilets, ample parking, and a cosy tearoom offering coffee and meals. Surrounded by woodland walks and rich wildlife, Horam Manor Fishery is perfect for family outings and offers day sessions, night fishing, and annual memberships. Originally used as hammer ponds 600 years ago for iron works, these lakes were later repurposed with carp to power hammer mills. Restored 50 years ago, the fishery now relies on natural spawning for its fish population, maintaining a back-to-nature ethos with minimal intervention. Wildlife abounds, including frogs, toads, dragonflies, newts, kingfishers, and occasional deer sightings, making our fishery a sanctuary for both anglers and nature enthusiasts alike. House Pond: House Pond is conveniently located next to the car park, making it ideal for disabled anglers. The pond is stocked with Common Carp, Mirror Carp, Crucian Carp, Roach, Rudd, and Tench. Carp reach up to 7lb, and Tench up to 3lb. Effective baits include sweetcorn, luncheon meat, maggots, and bread. Suitable methods are float, pole, ledger, and free line. Nursery: The Nursery Pond is perfect for young anglers learning to fish. Carp grow up to 6lb and Tench to 3lb. All baits and methods mentioned for House Pond work well here too, including float, pole, ledger, and free line. Great Pond: Great Pond, larger than House Pond and also next to the car park, contains Common Carp, Leather Carp, Mirror Carp, Crucian Carp, Roach, Rudd, and Tench. Carp can reach up to 15lb, and Tench up to 4lb. Bread and dog biscuits are effective for Carp, while maggots work well for Roach, Rudd, and Tench. The pond is 3-5ft deep, featuring an island, lily pads, weed beds, and reeds. All fishing methods are effective, including fly fishing. Banky Fork: Located further down the valley, Banky Fork is stocked with Common Carp, Leather Carp, Mirror Carp, Bream, Rudd, Perch, Gudgeon, and Tench. Carp can grow up to 12lb. Luncheon meat and sweetcorn are effective for Carp, while maggots work well for Roach, Rudd, Tench, and Perch. The pond is about 7ft deep, featuring a large reed bed and overhanging trees. Float and ledger methods work best. Long Water: Just past Banky Fork, Long Water is home to Common Carp, Mirror Carp, Crucian Carp, Bream, Roach, Rudd, Perch, and Tench. Carp can reach up to 10lb, Perch over 3lb, and Bream up to 5lb. Maggots and luncheon meat are ideal for Tench and Perch, while bread works well for Carp. The lake features a channel up to 12ft deep, overhanging trees, snags, and a lily pad area. Coney: Coney boasts Carp up to 20lb and Perch up to 4lb, along with Roach, Rudd, and Tench. The lake has overhanging trees, an island, a reed bed, and sunken tree stumps. It's an excellent spot for practicing match fishing techniques, with depths between 4-6ft. Recently, a kingfisher has been sighted here. Brook Pit: Brook Pit is a small, secluded water with Carp over 17lb and excellent Perch. It also stocks Roach and Rudd. Surrounded by trees and featuring a small reed bed, beware of sunken logs and stumps. Depths vary from 3ft to 7ft, with larger fish often patrolling the far end where the water narrows. Lagoon: Lagoon hosts specimen Carp up to 25lb, with a good stock of mid doubles and high singles, along with Tench to 5lb, Perch to 3lb, Roach, Rudd, and Eels. The lake is around 4-5ft deep, with overhanging trees, a clay bar, and gravel patches. Effective baits include sweetcorn, luncheon meat, boilies, spicy sausage, and chickpeas. Maggots, worms, and prawns work well for Tench and Perch, while floating bread or maggots attract Roach and Rudd. Clear Hedges: Clear Hedges is the largest lake, featuring large lily pads, reed beds, and sunken tree stumps. Surrounded by trees, it has large Carp up to 17lb and is popular with Carp anglers, also yielding Roach, Tench, and Rudd. Hemlock: Hemlock, now open for fishing, is a picturesque lake nestled in the woods, offering an element of the unknown. Simple, transparent pricing Get access to all features and book as many sessions as you like with no fee! 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