Longford Main Lake , Chipstead , Sevenoaks , Kent, TN13 2SD
| Located off Chevening Road , Chipstead {
see map below } This is a mature former gravel pit comprising some
74 acres of general mixed fishery. The
lake is fed by the River Darenth and incorporates
some shallower areas of 3 to 4 feet and yet certain swims where the depths can reach 30 to
40 feet . This fishery , given its size , has over 90 swims so even in the high of summer
there is always somewhere to fish . All of the obvious species are present
(Bream, Skimmers, Carp, Roach, Perch, Tench ,Etc) and with the River Darenth
flowing through Chub are sometimes resident . Pike are also to be found
and in the season ending March 1999 over 15 "20lbs" were recorded and in
the 2000 Season a Pike weighting 29lbs 6ozs was caught. A "31"was caught
in 1998. Carp to the mid 20`s are present (Commons and Mirrors) and a
few are in the 30`s . With a good head of smaller fish to be found
. Big bags of bream are possible , a recent competition winning weight
of 93lbs was recorded with pleasure bags to 50lbs not uncommon and with
someone in 1999 season in the early summer catching over the 200 lbs . Perch over 2lbs , eels to 5lbs
and the occasional Tench to 8lbs are possible. Take a look at the photo gallery pages.
There is no fishing on the bank accessed from the road into Tesco's. Also your dogs are welcome but must be kept under control at all times and clean up after them Juniors are only allowed to fish the south side of Longford lake, which is from Chipstead Bay through to the concrete swim. Juniors are not allowed to fish unaccompanied the rest of Longford lake Total number of rods that can be used on this lake is 4 rods, Bait boats are allowed |
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| This water is not owned by the Society and it
opens on 16th June and closes midnight on 14th March.
Intermediates and Seniors can have 12 months fishing on the big lake by attending 2 work party's or have paid to fish the close season |
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aerial photo of the Longford Lake
Located off Chevening Road , Chipstead { see map above } Immediately adjacent to the main lake this is a 3 acre water which is surrounded by mature trees so it is invariably sheltered from the worst of the weather . Fed also by the River Darenth at one end and discharging into the main lake at the other end , as such the water level remains fairly constant . Depths vary from 3 to 15 feet . All the main species are present with Carp , Roach , Rudd , Perch , Tench, Bream and Skimmers . Tench and Bream can reach over 5lbs also Carp to 22lbs have been caught in this water . Smaller Carp (12ozs to 11/2 lbs ) have also been stocked and which over time will hopefully grow on. Total number of rods that can be used on this lake is 2 rods and no bait boats
This water is owned by the Society and it opens on 16th June and closes midnight on 14th March Intermediates and Seniors can fish on the small lake until the end of April for members who have attend 2 work party's or have paid to fish the close season
Juniors are not allowed to fish unaccompanied on the small lake
Located off the A25 (Worship Hill and the junction of Witches Lane ) through the new school { see map above } There are two lakes covering approximately 2 acres, which has seen much in the way of re-stocking over recent years. Stocks now includes Crucian Carp , Roach , Rudd , Perch , Tench , Skimmers and with a good number of small carp which we hope will grow-on. Essentially a junior water who can fish unaccompanied , although its quite common to see senior members enjoying a "fun" day fishing. Depths may vary between 2 to 8 feet Total number of rods that can be used on these lakes is 2 rods and no bait boats
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This water is owned by the Society and it opens on 16th June and closes midnight on 14th March