Mericks Fishery

Mericks Fishing Lake is a 1 1/2 acre lake set at the foot of rural Icklsham farm fields. The triangle shaped lake has thick wooded trees one side, a field opposite, and a dam wall at the far end. There are many overhanging and fallen trees on the wooded side. The field is shared with many sheep. The lake holds a variety of species of carp including mirrors, commons, linear, fully scaled, ghost, crucians and more. The water is also teaming with roach and rudd.

including carp to 38lb+, tench to 8lb 8oz, bream to 7lb, perch to 4lb, catfish to 41lb, and pike to 30lb. Tanyard Fishery is located in Furners Green near Haywards Heath in East Sussex. The lakes and surrounding settings are well maintained and truley picturess, supporting a host of diverse wildlife. The grounds have a number of facilities including car parks, toilets with sinks, a cafe and tackle shop. Tanyard Fishery closes the gates on night fisherman at 7.15pm and doesn't reopen the gate until 7:00am. Night fishing tickets must be organised by arrangement.

fish species


Mirror Carp : 25lb	Common Carp : 25lb	Ghost Carp:20lb	Rudd: 7lb 8oz	Eel: 4lb+


Rudd: 2lb+	Roach: 2lb+	Crucian Carp : 3lb

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Mericks Lake - A triangle shaped 1 1/2 acre farm lake set at the foot of farm fields.

Mericks Lake

Mericks Lake is a triangle shaped 1 1/2 acre shaped lake. The lake has approximately 8 grass banked swims that are level with the waters edge when the lake is full. The lake has a maximum depth of 13 feet.

Features: Overhanging trees and shrubs
Lake Size: 1 1/2 acres
Lake Depth: 13ft
Swims: 8

facilities


Toilets	Parking	Cafe	Showers	Night Fishing

ticket prices

day tickets

£- for one rod
£- for two rods
£- for three rods

opening times

Mon-Fri: -am--pm
Sat-Sun: -am--pm

contact details

Contact: Terry Betson
Address: Icklesham, East Sussex
Telephone: 01424 812905

Email:
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directions

Take the A259 Hastings to Rye road, to Icklesham, if coming from the Rye direction take the first turning on your right (Broad Street) once past the Robin Hood pub. Follow the country road for 1000 metres or so until you come to two small country cottages either side of the road with a car park next to the small cottage on the left. Park your car in the car park, the lake can be seen from the carp park at the foot of the fields.