Church Lake (Nash Lakes)

Address

Meldreth, Royston SG8 6RF, United Kingdom

Fishery Information

Church Lake is a reed-lined clay pit with two central islands, renowned for its beauty and the enormous head of monster carp it contains. It is one of the highest stock of large carp per acre of any water in the UK. The lake has depths averaging six feet but with some deeper areas, and there are numerous features to pinpoint, from depressions, bars, gullies, and silt full of natural food as well as extensive weed growth.

What size do the fish go to?

Church Lake has previously produced carp in excess of 60lb, and currently holds mirrors and commons to 50lb and multiple 40-pounders with an average weight over 35lb.

What tactics work well?

To catch carp at Church Lake, finding harder areas and paying attention to line lay, presentation, and baiting can unlock some very special catches, with quality boilies, floaters, naturals, and particles all producing dependant upon the time of year. The lake’s features, including weed growth and natural food sources, can be used to an angler’s advantage.

What facilities are on site?

The Nash Lakes complex offers a range of facilities to ensure that anglers have a comfortable and enjoyable fishing experience. For Church Lake, lake exclusive bookings are for a maximum of six anglers. There is secure parking with CCTV, clean male and female toilet facilities approximately 300 metres from the lakes, and a quad bike and trailer service to transport equipment from the car park and for moving swims. The Church Lake lodge offers a fully fitted kitchen, shower, bait freezer, and charging points for electrical devices.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available at Church Lake with secure parking with CCTV. The quad bike and trailer service are available to transport equipment from the car park and for moving swims.

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