A historic and well regarded park lake situated in the southeast region of London. Constructed in 1982, Burgess Park soon became a haven for wildlife and fishing began in 1985.
Originally a flooded gravel pit and now a lovingly restored and stunning 70-year-old three-acre lake, only available as a whole booking for up to six anglers
A total of eight lakes covering 44 acres, two of which are members only, offering a range of challenges and sizes of fish to match all angling abilities.
Description: Offering “exclusive day-ticket fishing by appointment only”, the lake holds a good stock of pristine mirrors and commons, as well as some beautiful ghost carp
A mature six-acre picturesque and secure lake on the edge of a forest featuring islands, lily pads, bays, bars and plateaus, with variable depths to 12 feet
One of two carp lakes at the five-lake complex set in partial woodland, Oak is dominated by islands that provide different swims and features. The depth varies from one to five metres, offering fishing for discerning anglers who want more of a challenge and to fish for carp to 33lb.
On the Suffolk/Essex border, the 16-swim specimen carp lake on this friendly family run fishery is well stocked with mirrors, commons, ghosties and wild carp
One of three lakes on the complex, which straddles the country border, Mallard is a beautiful reed-fringed 4.6-acre mature pool holding specimen carp and big catfish.