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Bury Hill Fisheries

Bury Hill Fisheries near Dorking now operates as Bury Hill Angling Club, with three lakes and members-only fishing: Bonds and Milton for day members and Temple for specimen carp members.

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About Bury Hill Fisheries

The current membership system replaces the fishery's former open day-ticket model. Day Membership gives access to Bonds and Milton, while Specimen Carp Membership provides day-and-night access to Temple Lake; members then book and pay for individual sessions online and receive an electronic gate passcode. Bonds is a two-acre carp runs water, Milton is a three-acre mixed water noted for crucian carp, tench, roach, rudd and perch, and four-acre Temple is the dedicated specimen carp lake. Temple has 15 pegs, although the fishery states that no more than 12 anglers are allowed on it at one time.

County
Surrey
Town or area
Dorking
Contact number
01306 877540
Species
Carp, Tench, Roach, Rudd, Perch, Bream
Access
Membership required, Advance online booking, Day Membership for Bonds and Milton, Specimen Carp Membership for Temple, Night fishing on Temple for eligible members
Facilities
Secure electronic gate access, All-weather access paths at Temple, Toilet and kitchenette near Temple
Carp Tench Roach Rudd Perch Bream Membership required Advance online booking Day Membership for Bonds and Milton Specimen Carp Membership for Temple Night fishing on Temple for eligible members Secure electronic gate access All-weather access paths at Temple Toilet and kitchenette near Temple

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Bury Hill Fisheries venue rules

Bury Hill requires strict fish-care procedures. Published rules call for a large padded unhooking mat, barbless hooks, free-running lead arrangements rather than permanently fixed leads, and dipping of landing nets and unhooking equipment before entry. Keepnets and sacking are prohibited, and particle baits are restricted to sweetcorn and hemp. Temple carp anglers additionally need a landing net of at least 42 inches and must comply with the fishery's specimen-carp rules.