About Clay Pit Fishery
The clay pit fishery formally known as naccolt is a 5. 5 acre lake set in the peacefully Kent countryside, the lake is surrounded by woodlands and miles of fields so noise disturbance is very minimal. The lake itself is approximately 8-10ft deep all over apart from one small corner where it drops off the 20ft. there are many underwater features in the lake including bars and drop off's. At one end of the lake there is a large read bed, at the opposite end of the lake there is a set of lilies and some snags.
The current stock is unknown although the majority of the stock is commons, 2 of which are over 30lb biggest going 36lb with a good back up of 20lb fish. There are currently only 4 mirrors the biggest being around the 27lb mark. There are plans to stock the lake, keep an eye out because there are plans for some cracking fish to be stocked in the very near future.
Clay Pit Fishery Description
The clay pit fishery formally known as naccolt is a 5. 5 acre lake set in the peacefully Kent countryside, the lake is surrounded by woodlands and miles of fields so noise disturbance is very minimal. The lake itself is approximately 8-10ft deep all over apart from one small corner where it drops off the 20ft. there are many underwater features in the lake including bars and drop off's. At one end of the lake there is a large read bed, at the opposite end of the lake there is a set of lilies and some snags.
The current stock is unknown although the majority of the stock is commons, 2 of which are over 30lb biggest going 36lb with a good back up of 20lb fish. There are currently only 4 mirrors the biggest being around the 27lb mark. There are plans to stock the lake, keep an eye out because there are plans for some cracking fish to be stocked in the very near future.