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Hampshire | Herefordshire | Huntingdonshire

Hampshire

Royalty Fishery, on the river Avon is one of the best known stretches of water, famed for it's enormous barbel. There are also very big carp, big pike, roach, bream and dace. Day tickets give access to the famous pools: Fiddlers, Trammels, The Pipes, Harrigans, and the Railway. Permits from Davis Tackle in Christchurch, call 01202 485169

Hertfordshire

Andy's Lake, just 5 miles from Ross on Wye, is a 5 acres man made lake just a few years old but developing a great reputation already for good catches of fish (100lbs are quite common with rumours that some greedy guts have hauled in upwards of 400lbs, whee!). Stocked with carp (approaching the 20lb mark) bream, tench and roach Andy's farm has a lot to offer. The lake varies in depth from about 4 to 10 feet. Pellets and sweetcorn seem to do well fishing with the pole or waggler. Call 01989 730210

Huntingdonshire

Yateley North Lake, Sandhurst Road, is a 12 acre Cemex venue with 28 swims for a maximum of 20 anglers per day. Stocked recently with carp of fine lineage in the 20lb to 30lb plus range (and growing on quickly) you can have up to 3 rod. Tickets must be bought in advance. Call 01932 583630 or from Yateley Angling centre call 01252 861955

Yateley Sandhurst Lake one wow day ticket water with 28 swims fishing for over 400 carp. Big carp to over 40, lots of 20lb plus fish, dozens of 30lb plus fish. 28 swims on this Cemex venue, a shallow water 2 to 8 feet deep. Permits must be bought in advance from Yateley Angling Centre or from Cemex Angling