Fishing at the Newmill Channel
Information about fishing at Newmill Channel including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Tenterden.
Description
A stretch of small channel supplying coarse fishing via syndicate ticket in the Tenterden area. The venue lies in open countryside and holds big pike, carp, bream, tench and other species. For the fishing club/owner’s webpage for this angling venue click HERE.
Details
| OWNER / CLUB: |
| Morghew Park Angling Syndicate |
| Details of owner / club: |
| CLICK HERE |
| Website of owner / club: |
| CLICK HERE |
| TICKET: |
| Syndicate |
| SEASON: |
| ROD LIMIT: |
| BAITBOATS ALLOWED: |
| BOATS ALLOWED: |
| DOGS ALLOWED: |
| NIGHT FISHING: |
| Yes |
| HOOKS (usage rules): |
| KEEPNETS: |
| SIZE: |
| Over 1 mile approx |
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Species available in Newmill Channel
| SPECIES | PRESENT | TOP WGHT |
| CARP | YES | 25lb |
| PIKE | YES | 30lb |
| CATFISH | ||
| TENCH | YES | 8lb |
| BREAM | YES | 6lb |
| BARBEL | ||
| CHUB | YES | |
| TROUT | ||
| GRAYLING | ||
| RUDD | YES | |
| DACE | ||
| ROACH | YES | |
| PERCH | YES | |
| CRUCIANS | ||
| EELS | ||
| GOLDEN ORFE | ||
| GEN CRSE FISH |
Location
Newmill Channel is part of the Morghew Park Estate which lies south of Tenterden in southern Kent. TN30 7LR. The channel is a tributary of the Potmans Channel which pours into the River Rother.
Newmill Channel fishery location map:
Nearest pub
This Ancient Boro, 3 East Cross, Tenterden 3 E Cross, Tenterden TN30 6AD.
See town/village/area pages for weather report, nearest supermarkets and tackle shops.