Lakes 7 and 8 the Specimens


We have all our biggest carp in the two specimen lakes. Set on their own away from the main lakes, you have to be over 18 to fish these waters. We don’t allow half days on this part of the site making for less comings and goings during the fishing day. The river Teise runs down beside both the lakes and can offer some exciting ‘real’ fishing for those who like the wild fish, as well as some sport when fish on the lakes are not feeding.

Both the specimen lakes  feature heavily snagged spines through their centres, this offers protection for the fish from Cormorants but poses a challenge to anglers. Fish too close to the snags and be too slow on your rods and your quarry will turn and snag you up in a second. New anglers to this part of the complex should stick to the margins or only halfway between the banks and the snags. In the summer surface fishing is the safer way to go. But if you like a challenge, these are the lakes to fish. If, on the other hand you want to sleep in your bivvie and rely on your optics, you might be better off elsewhere on the complex.

Lakes 3&4


The largest of the six lakes on the main part of the site, these are actually one lake divided by a causeway and wooden bridge.

Lake 5


A favourite of many of our regular visitors, lake 5 is one of the smaller lakes, but it’s high stocking density makes it the easiest to fish.

Lake 2


A shallow (1 metre in places) ‘Stumps’ is stocked with most of the ‘pretty’ fish here at Frant.


Lakes 1 and 6


Our two match lakes and situated on the quiet side of the complex, As well as a good head of silver fish, they also contain common carp to 20lb.