At A Glance

river named after the village of Brede
good mix of fish
good size bream & tench to 6lb+
as with all rivers unknown fish sizes with possible monster fish lurking in its depths!
stunning wildlife to be spotted

How much is it to fish?:

Club water run by Clive Vale Angling Club

East Sussex -

Fishing on River Brede

Named after the village of Brede the river runs from Netherfield into the River Tillingham and then onto the River Rother where it then flows into the sea at Rye. The river was once used for navigation and a trading route where trade boats could travel as far inland as Sedlescomb.

The River Brede holds the usual river fish with some nice tench and bream to over 6lb there are also the occasional sea trout and mullet and in recent years barbel have been introduced to the river with several stockings.

Wildlife in the Brede Valley
Wildlife in the area includes Barn Owls, Peregrines, Buzzards, Water Pipits, Warblers, Corn Bunting, Skylarks, Marsh Harriers, Tufted Duck... During the summer months there are often a number of different Damselflies.

fish species


Mirror Carp : ?lb	Common Carp : ?lb	Bream:6lb+	tench: 6lb	Eel: 4lb+


Rudd: 2lb+	Roach: 2lb+	Perch : 3lb+	pike : 20lb+	chub : 5lb+

Mullet - 3 lb	Sea Trout - 5 lb+