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- Eastmoors Coarse Fishing Lake -

carp tench roach chub perch pike eels

Location in South West:
Eastmoors Farm, Eastmoors Lane, St. Leonards, Ferndown, Dorset, BH24 2SB, England, UK

Contact:
tel: 01202 872302
e-mail: nick@eastmoorsfarm.co.uk
website: www.fishinglake.co.uk

Membership:
Full annual membership [local residents - BH SO DT SP postcodes]: £50
Country Membership [any other postcodes]: £30
Registration [1st year only]: £10.00
Night Fishing: £5.00 per night
Non-fishing guests £1.00

Facilities:
parking, toilet, disabled access assistance on request.

Best Baits:
Not available.

Getting There:
Eastmoors Coarse Fishing Lake is situated on the A31 between Ringwood and Ferndown.

Where to Fish. Coarse fishing venues in Dorset - Eastmoors Coarse Fishing Lake


Eastmoors Coarse Fishing Lake is a purpose built fishing lake set in seventy-five acres of countryside which provides the perfect setting for a days fishing. There is also an equestrian centre based on the site. The lake is laid out as a horseshoe and is planted with a variety of different coloured water lillies. Around the edge are planted silver birch to provide cover and there are many different wild flowers including iris. You can also see all manner of birds and insects including some rare species of dragonfly. The lake is fed from the Moors River which has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest by English Nature.

The lake itself is stocked with many varieties of carp including common, mirror, leather and ghost. These have grown in recent years and many are well over twenty pounds in weight. There are also many tench, some as heavy as seven and a half pounds. There are also golden tench which are particularly attractive. The roach and perch are popular with beginners and experienced fishermen alike, as are the chub. Being fed from the Moors River, there are some indigenous fish including pike and eels. When caught, these may be released into the outflow from where they can be returned to the river.

disinfect your nets on arrival
barbless hooks only
no lead weights
no keepnets
natural baits only
no heavy groundbaiting
no boilies
please use landing mats
return fish to the water carefully and promptly
retrieve broken line/tackle which may cause injury or death to fish or wildlife





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