Match Lake
A one-acre match lake with carp, tench, bream and silverfish.
Bream
Hobbs Croft Lake
A mixed coarse-fishing lake suited to pleasure fishing, family sessions and club matches. It contains two islands, landscaped banks, purpose-built swims and a broad range of coarse species.
Centre and South Lagoons
The Centre and South settlement lagoons are treated together as a 57-acre water within Nazeing Meads. They form part of the larger lagoon complex and include open water and varied gravel-pit features.
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North Lagoon
The North Lagoon is a 68-acre wild gravel pit with open water, bays, channels, gravel, silt and weed. Depths range from a few feet to around 20 ft. It has produced carp over 50 lb and also contains tench, pike, bream and catfish.
Waltons Walk
Waltons Walk is the west-bank section of the Lee Flood Relief Channel between David Stoker Sluice and Highbridge Street. It contains carp, barbel, chub, perch, bream and shoals of silver fish.
Carthagena Lock to Crown Meadow
Section E runs from Carthagena Lock through the Conkers and continues below Old Nazeing Road bridge to the end of Crown Meadow. It offers winter lock-cut fishing and summer sport for roach, dace, perch, tench and bream, with chub using covered far-bank areas in winter.
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Rye House Bridge to Feildes Weir
Section D includes a deep navigation stretch from Rye House Bridge to Feildes Weir, the wide weir pool itself and a short part of the River Stort Navigation above the junction. It is noted for roach, bream, perch, tench, chub and winter pike fishing.
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Hardmead to Stanstead Lock
Section C covers the navigation from the footbridge near Tumbling Bay Weir through Hardmead and towards the broad water above Stanstead Lock. Summer fishing can include carp, bream, chub, roach and perch, with pike targeted in winter.
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Ware Lock to Hardmead
Section B runs from Ware Lock through the town section towards Hardmead. It includes platforms, covered swims, wider reaches and water influenced by streams, weirs and moored boats.
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Hertford to Ware Lock
Section A begins at Folly Bridge in Hertford and follows the navigation through Hertford, past the marina and lock cut, continuing downstream to Ware Lock. It offers flowing and slower water, purpose-built platforms and a broad mixed-coarse stock.
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