Banjo Lake
Banjo Lake is a long, narrow gravel pit of approximately three acres. Fishing is from one bank, with the far margin providing a prominent feature. The lake contains a substantial stock of carp along with tench, pike and silver fish.
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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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Oak Lake
A spring-fed lake with 26 swims, depths from approximately 3 to 14 feet, carp over 40 lb and pike to around 30 lb.
Brook Farm Lake
A two-acre purpose-built coarse lake with a central island, depths from approximately 4 to 14 feet and carp to 32 lb.
Canal Lake
A match lake approximately 115 metres long and 16 metres wide, with 11 swims and mixed coarse stock.
Specimen 2 Lake
A 2.9-acre specimen lake with average depths of approximately 5 to 8 feet and carp to around 34 lb.
