Chichester & District Angling Society Lakes

Churchyard Lake holds specimen carp to 40 lbs., pike, roach, rudd, perch and tench. This lake has 29 swims.

Whyke consists of 2 lakes joined by a single narrow channel: Whyke 1 and Whyke 2. Whyke 1 has 20 swims and Whyke 2 has 36 swims. This water is home to carp, bream to 14 lbs., big tench, pike, roach and rudd. There are several 20-lb. fish residing in these lakes.

Known for its lily pads, Quarry is home to carp to over 30 lbs., roach, rudd, perch, bream, pike and tench.

Known as the club’s premier match water, the Long Lake covers 2 acres of water and has 35 permanent match pegs. The match record for this lake stands at 118 lbs. (5 hours) and 198 lbs. (8 hours). This water is also perfect for pleasure anglers who are looking to catch carp to low doubles, bream, crucian carp, tench and silver fish.

Once part of the big Long Lake, the Little Long Lake is home to mostly silver fish but also contains some crucian carp, single figure carp, tench and a few skimmer bream.

Nyewood consists of 2 ponds: upper and lower ponds. Both ponds are approximately 2 acres in size and are home to carp to 23 lbs., roach, perch, tench and rudd.

Hartin Coombe Pond is an intimate, small pond covering 4 acres of water. Situated in a woodland setting, it is home to carp, roach, tench, rudd, pike and perch.

Rother Durford is a small stretch containing grayling, roach, dace, trout and gudgeon.

Rother Chithurst is a quality 1-mile stretch that is home to stunning roach, dace, chub, grayling, gudgeon, trout and perch.