Amazon Wood Fishery is a three lake fishery situated in 20 acres of peaceful Polegate woodland. The fishery was up until three years ago a series of eight 60 year old brick pits until the owner of Amazon Wood Fishery transformed the overgrown, deteriorated pits into three highly prolific fishing venues.

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.. The lake is regularly stocked for hard fighting trout.

Barretts Park Farm lakes are situated in the Old Heathfield area of Heathfield. There are two lakes on the farm, one is about 2-3 acres and the smaller one is just under an acre. The smaller lake is the more picturess and the more sheltered of the two.

Batbrook Pond is located in Berwick and is controlled by Southdown Angling Association. This water has no Close Season restrictions.

Belfry Fishery is located on a quiet rural farm near Hailsham. The fishery consists of 2 lakes, 3/4 acre and a 2-3 acres lake. The lakes contain roach and rudd to 2lb, tench to 3lb, crucian carp, some large perch to 5lb and some beautiful carp upto 25lb

Billingham is a very shallow lake located in Udimore on Billingham farm. The maximum number of anglers allowed on this water is 12, or 6 cars. The water contains a lot of small carp to 6lb+, a number of small roach and rudd, small tench to just over 2lb and eels.

Set in 90 acres of charming Sussex country side is Brick Farm Lakes, a day ticket trout fishery made up of 2 fishing lakes (Well lake & Brick Lake) that total around 4 acres. The lakes are regularly stocked with Brown and Rainbow trout from 1 1/2lb to 10lb+ with current lake record up to 20lb Rainbow trout.

Broomham has two waters together covering around 3 acres. The water and surroundings support a lot of wildlife. Broomham lacks in size but makes up in sizable quality of coarse fish. The top pond holds a number of small roach and a few carp.

Buckshole Reservoir, Hastings

Buckshole Reservoir is a large, deep 8 acre water located in Hastings in the relaxing Alexandra Park. The water and surroundings support a lot of wildlife. Buckshole Reservoir supports a sizeable number of coarse fish for the match fisherman, some very large carp for the carp enthusiast.

Cinderford Pond, Hailsham - Club only

Cinderford Pond is located in Golden Cross and is controlled by Southdown Angling Association. This water enforces a close season from 14th March to 15th June.

Clive Vale Reservoirs

Clive Vale reservoirs are a popular amongst junior anglers and match anglers due to the variety of good sized fish and scores of small carp. Clive Vale Reservoirs are 2 small reservoirs that size about 2-3 acres in total. The water is owned by Clive Vale Angling Club, day ticket fishing is welcomed.

Curls Farm Lake - Club only

Curls Farm is located in the tiny village of Ripe situated near Golden Cross. Curls Farm is controlled by Southdown Angling Association. This water has no Close Season restrictions.

Danesfield Wood Lake, Club

A picturesque little 1 acre lake nestled away in woodland that is around 5 feet deep. The lake is well stocked with carp and in 2011 an additional 453 leather, common and mirror were added weighing up to 2lb, the lake also holds Ghost carp. Danesfield Wood Lake is an ideal water.

Darwell Reservoir

Darwell Reservoir is a huge, deep 128 acre water located in a village called Mountfield. The water is a bit of an unknown. Darwell Reservoir had been a trout fishery since 1948 until a few years ago when it became a coarse fishery. The true size of many of the reservoirs fish are still a mystery.

Decoy Lake - Hassocks Angling Club

Decoy Fishery holds a mix of fish species including Carp, Tench, Crucian Carp, Chub, Perch, Roach and Rudd. Suitable for all anglers of any level, though recommended for first time anglers to Hassocks fishery waters.

Falkenvil Fishery, Hailsham

Falkenvil Coarse fishery is a made up of 5 fishing lakes located between the towns of Eastbourne and Hailsham. This day ticket venue has well stocked lakes that hold a mix of fish with carp up to around 30lb, catfish to nearly 50lb along with tench, barbel, bream, roach, chub and perch.

Framfield Fishery, Framfield

Framfield Fishery is a three lake fishery set in peaceful country surroundings on the outskirts of Framfield. The fishery consists of 3 lakes, two of which, Spring Lake and Brookhouse Lake are dedicated to the match angler and the other, Burywood Lake is dedicated to the specimen hunter.

Furnace Brook Lake, Hailsham

Located in the village of Cowbeech, a short distance from Hailsham is Furnace Brook Fishery and Fish Farm. This mature day ticket coarse fishery is set in peaceful and picturesque secluded valley in the Sussex High Weald with the surrounding area supporting some stunning wildlife.

Harmers Pond - Hastings

Harmers pond is located in Alexandra Park. The lake is a relaxing sussex coarse fishing venue that covers 2acres. The lake has recently been restored and restocked to its once former glory, after receiving a grant from the national lottery fund.

Hempstead Pond, Hailsham

Hempstead Ponds consists of three ponds located near Hailsham in Hempstead Lane. The ponds are controlled by Southdown Angling Association. This water has no Close Season restrictions.

Holmes Hill Fishery - Golden Cross

Holmes Hill has been removed, we believe fishing is no longer available at this venue.

Horam Manor Fishery, Horam

Horam Manor fishery is a 9 water fishery located on the Horam Manor grounds just off the A267. The lakes are spread across miles of secluded woods which team with woodland wildlife including a number of kingfishers. The complex offers a number of facilities to the visitor including tea rooms, nature trails..