South East England · East Sussex · Wivelsfield Green

More House Farm Fishery

More House Farm Fishery has five lakes in the Mid Sussex countryside: coarse and match fishing on Canal and Sidewinder, plus the members-only Kingfisher, Oaks and Dogwood specimen waters.

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About More House Farm Fishery

Canal is a 20-peg match lake containing carp, tench and silver fish, while the 50-peg Sidewinder holds roach, rudd, bream, perch, barbel, chub, F1s and other carp. Kingfisher is a spring-fed specimen lake holding common, mirror and ghost carp together with catfish. Oaks has five pegs and carp reported between 15lb and 33lb; Dogwood has 11 island-facing pegs, carp between about 8lb and 32lb and a small tench stock. The fishery supplies landing nets on all five lakes and provides additional fish-care equipment on the specimen waters.

County
East Sussex
Town or area
Wivelsfield Green
Contact number
07800 530173
Species
Common carp, Mirror carp, Ghost carp, Catfish, Tench, Barbel, Chub, Bream, Skimmers, Roach, Rudd, Perch, F1, Coarse, Match
Access
Day ticket, Match fishing, Members-only specimen lakes, Night fishing by arrangement, Booking required for specimen lakes
Facilities
Parking, Toilets, Fishery-supplied landing nets, Fishery-supplied unhooking mats, Fishery-supplied weigh slings
Common carp Mirror carp Ghost carp Catfish Tench Barbel Chub Bream Skimmers Roach Rudd Perch F1 Coarse Match Day ticket Match fishing Members-only specimen lakes Night fishing by arrangement Booking required for specimen lakes Parking Toilets Fishery-supplied landing nets Fishery-supplied unhooking mats Fishery-supplied weigh slings

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More House Farm Fishery venue rules

Kingfisher, Oaks and Dogwood require annual membership and advance booking, while Canal and Sidewinder may normally be fished on a coarse day ticket. Barbless hooks are required. Anglers must use the fishery's landing nets, mats and weigh slings rather than bringing their own lakeside. Main-line braid, bait boats, live or dead fish baits, bread, floating baits and surface fishing are prohibited. The fishery opens all year, with day fishing ending by 7pm or dusk in winter.