Information about the Thameside Works Angling Preservation Society including contact details and fishing venues.
Thameside Works Angling Preservation Society has six lakes in Kent.
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Venues
Blue Lake, Northfleet
Blue Lake fishery is a large still-water in the Gravesend area offering specimen carp angling on a season ticket. Depths go down to 48 feet on this venue. Fishing is not permitted along the south bank at the eastern end of the lake.
Campanile Lake, Dartford
Campanile Lake is a small triangular water with reed beds, some lilies and overhanging trees offering season ticket pleasure angling in the Dartford area.
Canal Lake, Hale Street
Canal Lake is a small oblong shaped water, mainly tree-lined, set in open land (a working quarry) supplying season ticket pleasure angling in the Hale Street area.
Cobham Lakes
Cobham Lakes is a set of three rural adjacent lakes in the Cobham area offering pleasure angling on a season ticket.
Inn On The Lake fishery
The Inn On The Lake fishery is a set of three lakes in a row situated in Kent woodland. The large lake is called the Main Lake, then there is the Middle Lake and the Small Lake.
The Main Lake has the larger fish and the depth varies rom four feet to twenty feet in the north east corner. The Middle Lake has the medium sized fish and depth is around eight feet. The Small Lake is around three feet in depth, has smaller fish and is the easier lake for anglers.
River Medway, East Peckham
River Medway, East Peckham is a short stretch of river set in open land (a working quarry) supplying coarse angling via season ticket. Species present include pike, chub and barbel
Shorne Country Park
Shorne Country Park lakes are a pair of adjacent still-waters in parkland offering day ticket pleasure angling. the park has been open to the public since 1987 and was originally part of Cobham Hall Estate. The northern water is called Long Lake and the southern water is called Steps Lake and this water has an island down the centre.