Burnt Wood Lake

Burnt Wood is a beautiful lake owned by Cranbrook and District Angling club. This 1.5 acre water is stocked with Carp, Bream, Roach, Rudd along with some large Perch. There is a lot of cover making this little lake ideal for stalking.

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Darwell Reservoir, Robertsbridge

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 due to the vastness in size of the reservoir and the short period of time the water has been a coarse fishery.

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Park Farm Reservoir

A quiet 1 1/2 acre reservoir lined with reeds. Stocked with some good size Carp, a number of Roach, Tench and some good specimen Rudd. Park Farm Reservoir is situated right next to an orchard. 

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Pattenden Lane Reservoir

Pattenden Lane is a 2 acre Reservoir surrounded by overhanging willow trees. The water is stocked with a small number of fish due to a loss of fish in 2012. Current fish species include Carp to double figures, Tench and Perch.

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Rosemary Lakes

Rosemary lakes is a Cranbrook angling club water that consists of 3 well stocked coarse fishing lakes that hold Carp, Ghosties, Perch, Tench and Rudd. Each water is less than an acre in size with some nice features including lilly pads, overhanging trees and shrubs. These waters are ideal for a spot of match fishing.

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Saw Lodge Farm Lakes

Saw Lodge Farm Lakes are a popular fishing venue with both Match and Carp anglers. Fishery is made up of two lakes the largest being a 2 acre lake and two ponds with Carp in all four waters that go up to 20lb+ though the majority are in single figures, lakes also include Rudd and Roach. All lakes are well stocked with fish making them ideal for youngsters and match anglers.

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Springwood Fishery

Springwood Fishery is set within stunning woodland and comprises of 4 fishing lakes the largest a 3 acre lake up to 14 feet (4.26 metres) deep, stocked with some large Carp to 30lb and Catfish to 72lbs. These waters hold a wide range of fish species between the 4 fishing lakes including Common, Mirror and Grass Carp, Tench, Catfish, Bream, Golden Orfe , Rudd and Perch.

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Windsurf Gravel Pit

A reed fringed gravel pit thats up to 10 feet (3 metres) in depth. This 8 acre stillwater holds Pike, Eels, some good sized Tench and Bream that run well into double figures, Carp to over 30lb (a 32lb common carp was recorded in 2012 ) plus some large Roach and Rudd.

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Runham Lakes

A charming 5 acre estate lake in Harrietsham.

This fishing venue contains lots of Carp around 4lb with some to 10lb, Tench to 5lb, Rudd, Roach, and has also been stocked 200 Chub and 200 Perch in 2015.

The River Len runs through it which provides plenty of good quality water keeping the fish feeding and making the fishing perfect for beginners and pleasure anglers alike.

Brookland Reservoir

A well established 5 acre farm reservoir set in beautiful quiet countryside.

From recent catch reports, we know it contains Carp to 22lb, as well as some fabulous Roach and Tench. As usual, we have been told of larger Carp but at the moment these are unconfirmed.

River Medway

River medway is a beautiful river that's approximately 70 miles long. Some of the more popular fish species include good size Carp, Eels, Pike, Tench, Roach, Rudd, Perch and Chub. Sizes of fish varies as with all rivers they are a bit of an unknown due to the vast size of the river, there may be a monster fish in there!

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Royal Military Canal

The Royal Military Canal was built around the early 1800's for defense in response to a possible invasion by Napoleon. Defensive towers were positioned along the canal. The 28 mile long canal holds usual array of freshwater fish found in rivers around the UK with some large Carp and Pike, Perch, Eels and Tench. This scenic water supports a variety of wildlife that includes Mute swan, Kingfisher, heron, the endangerourd water vole, mink, glow worms and frogs.

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River Rother

The River Rother runs from Rotherfield through Kent and East Sussex to the idyllic town of Rye where the mouth of the river can be found. The water holds a mix of fish species and is very popular with Pike anglers. A number of clubs have access to the river who often run match fishing competitions.

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