Ashdown Forest Fly Fishery

This charming trout fishery dates back to medieval times and covers an area of around 4 1/2 acres. The ground was originally dug out to power a mill which bored the cannons of the British fleet. The mill was later used to run a grain mill that still stands today, the mill is situated next door to the trout fishery at Boringwheel Mill Farm and is currently being restored to get it back and running to its former glory.

This trout fishery was previously known as Boringwheel Trout Fishery, the lake is regularly stocked for hard fighting trout.

Anglers can fish from 8 different platforms based around the island or if you are feeling adventurous you can fish from one of Ashdown Forest fly fisheries flat bottomed boats which are available free of charge. If using the available flat bottomed boats it is advised by Ashdown Forest Fly Fishery to bring your own life jackets, please contact Ashdown Forest Fly fishery for safety advice and rules, the fishery can be contacted at the following email: tony@flyfishingsussex.co.uk

Spot checks are often made by authorised stewards to ensure that the fishery rules are being obeyed. Full rules of the fishery are displayed outside the fishing lodge.

Under 16's must be supervised by an adult 18 years old or older.

fish species


Rainbow Trout : ?lb	Brown Trout: ?lb

facilities


Parking	Toilets

ticket prices

2 fish limit: £32.00 (3 hour time limit)
3 fish limit: £38.00
4 fish limit: £44.00
6 fish limit: £56.00

Adult and Junior : £44.00 (Max 4 fish on 2 rods, junior must be under 16 years old )

Opening Hours

Every Day from 8am until dusk.

For a full list of prices please see the Brick Farm fishery website by clicking the link below.

contact details

Contact:
Address: Ashdown Forest Fly Fishery, Cackle Street, Nutley, TN22 3DU-
Telephone: --

Email: tony@flyfishingsussex.co.uk
Website www.flyfishingsussex.co.uk

directions

From the North, follow the A22 south from East Grinstead through Nutley Village. Just south of Nutley turn left into Cackle Street. The Fishery is situated on the left at the bottom of the hill just before a small bridge.

From the South, follow the A22 north from Uckfield through Batt Bridge Roundabout and Lampool Roundabout. Then take the second road on the right, Tylers Lane. At the bottom of Tylers Lane turn right and the Fishery is the first entrance on the left.