Decoy Lake

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.

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Electricity Pond Fishery

Electricity Pond is a small pond located near to an electricity sub-station, hence the pond was aptly named. The Electricity Pond has some tightly packed foliage surround some of the pond with some foliage overhanging the water. This pond is stocked with carp, crucian carp, tench and rudd.

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Frylands Pond Fishery

Frylands Ponds consists of two small, secluded fishing ponds. The ponds are surrounded by a lot of foliage, reeds and overhanging trees. The ponds are stocked with common carp, mirror carp, roach and rudd. Frylands Pond Fishery is controlled by Hassocks & District Angling Society and is for members only.

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George Cragg Pond

The George Cragg Pond is a popular fishing venue amongst anglers which fairly recently had a major facelift (2007-2008). The lake has been increased in size by about a third and the depth set to a maximum depth of 13 feet. The fishery has eight man-made swims of which two of the swims have been made suitable for wheelchair users.

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Masons Lake

A large picturesque lake surround by woodland. This shallow water is no more than 1 meter deep and surround by overhanging trees, bushes and marginal reeds. Holds some good sized Roach and Rudd along with a number of Wild Carp.

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Wildlings Lake Fishery

Wildings Fishery is made up of two waters a lake and a pond. Both waters hold a mix of fish including Carp up to 25lb and some good sized Tench and are surrounded by overhanging trees, bushes and reeds. The smaller pond often produces better results in match fishing, the larger lake holds the better specimen fish.

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River Adur

The Adur river is a fast flowing river located in mid Sussex which stretches from West to East Sussex. The mouth of the river Adur at Shoreham Estuary is tidal. The river Adur holds the usual fish species and is popular with anglers for its pike fishing and holds some sea trout at the mouth of the river. A number of fishing clubs have access to the water.

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River Arun

Hassocks control a strip of the Arun near to Pulborough. The stretch of water has visible boards marking the club owned territory. The tidal river contains some nice bream, chub, pike and the other river fish.

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River Ouse Sussex

The River Ouse runs from Lower Beeding in West Sussex down through Barcombe Mills from here the river is tidal to the Sea at New Haven. This lower section of the river has strong currents and has been susceptable to flooding, the upper section is fairly slow flowing. The River Uck is one of the main tributries flowing into the River Ouse.

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