Big carp fishing in Aldermaston
Information about fishing at Lake 7 including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Aldermaston.
Description
Seven Lakes, Lake 7 is a deep, gravel pit with a mix of grassy banks and overhanging trees providing carp angling via season and day ticket in Aldermaston. Plenty of doubles. For the owner’s webpage for this venue click HERE. For the venue map click HERE.
Details
| OWNER / CLUB: |
| Seven Lakes Fishery |
| Details of owner / club: |
| Website of owner / club: |
| CLICK HERE |
| TICKET |
| Day and season ticket |
| SEASON: |
| Standard coarse season |
| ROD LIMIT: |
| 3 rods |
| BAITBOATS ALLOWED: |
| Yes |
| BOATS ALLOWED: |
| DOGS ALLOWED: |
| Yes |
| NIGHT FISHING: |
| Yes |
| HOOKS (usage rules): |
| Barbless |
| KEEPNETS: |
| No |
| SIZE: |
| 1.1 acres |
No bloodworm or joker. Unhooking mats and landing nets must be used. For the owner’s rules webpage click HERE.
Information:| Use our species pages to find the fisheries that suit you: CARP, PIKE, TENCH, TROUT, CATFISH, BARBEL. Use search options for different categories such as day ticket, night fishing and season ticket. Scroll to the foot of each page for Search and useful links. Please contact us to add your fishery or angling club, or to have details updated or corrected. All listings are totally free. If you like our content, why not see how you can Support This Website? |
Species available in this venue
| SPECIES | PRESENT | TOP WEIGHT |
| CARP | YES | 20lb+ |
| PIKE | ||
| CATFISH | ||
| TENCH | ||
| BREAM | ||
| BARBEL | ||
| CHUB | ||
| TROUT | ||
| GRAYLING | ||
| RUDD | YES | |
| DACE | ||
| ROACH | YES | |
| PERCH | YES | |
| CRUCIANS | YES | |
| EELS | ||
| GOLDEN ORFE | ||
| GEN. COARSE FISH |
Location
Part of the Seven Lakes Fishery complex to the south of Aldermaston on the west side of the A340 Paices Hill road, this lake is to the north of a chain of lakes running from south to north and is surrounded by woodland with Paices Wood to the west.
