Last Updated: 30/01/26
River Eden
The River Eden is a tributary of the River Medaway. River Eden runs from the edge of Surrey through Kent to
where it flows into the River Medway at Penshurst. Some of the more popular fish species include Eels,
Pike, Carp, Roach, Rudd, Perch and Chub. Sizes of fish vary, as with all rivers they are a bit of an unknown.
The river is fairly narrow in size.
The Kent wildlife trust has begun 'Return to Eden' project in 2012, which is designed to set about improving
the wildlife and habitats along the river, improving water quality and bringing more wildlife to the river
and surrounding area. Improvements include aquatic vegetation and fish spawning; removal of obstructions
to migratory fish, creation of otter habitats and holts; scrub clearing and wildflower seeding; wetland,
pond and scrape creation and enhancement.
Wildlife in the area includes a small number of otters and water voles, shrews, mice, voles, bats. Eden Valley
is also home to some stunning birdlife with kestrels, owls, swallows, wrens to name afew.
Fish
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| Mirror Carp: ?lb | Common Carp: ?lb | Pike: ?lb | Chub: ?lb | |
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| Rudd: ?lb | Roach: ?lb | Perch: ?lb | Eels: ?lb | |
Membership
The River Eden is a long river with stretches of the river controlled by different clubs.
The clubs we are aware of which offer fishing on the River Eden are:
Contact Details
For the River Eden contact details see the respective club for the stretch of River Eden.
Directions
For detailed directions please consult with the club / club handbook for the respective stretch of River Eden.
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Please Note:
The details on this website are given in good faith, the information shouldn't be fully relied upon as it is constantly evolving, there is scope for error and information can become out-of-date, please confirm any details with the fishery or club.