Big carp fishing at Cranbrook
Information about fishing at Pear Tree Lake including fishery location, fish species present, ticket type, and fishery controller. Part of a guide to angling in Cranbrook.
Description
Pear Tree Lake is a long narrow water with three islands supplying specimen carp angling via day ticket. For the fishing club’s webpage for this angling venue click HERE.
Details
| OWNER / CLUB: |
| Hartley Lands Fishery |
| Details of owner / club: |
| CLICK HERE |
| Website of owner / club: |
| CLICK HERE |
| TICKET: |
| Day ticket |
| SEASON: |
| All year |
| ROD LIMIT: |
| Two rods |
| BAITBOATS ALLOWED: |
| No |
| BOATS ALLOWED: |
| DOGS ALLOWED: |
| No |
| NIGHT FISHING: |
| Yes |
| HOOKS (usage rules): |
| Barbless only |
| KEEPNETS: |
| No |
| SIZE: |
| Eight swims |
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Species available in Pear Tree Lake
| SPECIES | PRESENT | TOP WGHT |
| CARP | YES | 33lb |
| PIKE | ||
| CATFISH | ||
| TENCH | ||
| BREAM | ||
| BARBEL | ||
| CHUB | ||
| TROUT | ||
| GRAYLING | ||
| RUDD | ||
| DACE | ||
| ROACH | ||
| PERCH | ||
| CRUCIANS | ||
| EELS | ||
| GOLDEN ORFE | ||
| GEN CRSE FISH |
Pear Tree Lake Location
Pear Tree Lake is part of the Hartley Lands Fishery located south of Cranbrook village in central Kent. The fishery lies on the north side of the B2086 Swattenden Lane, just east of the A229 Hartley Road. Pear Tree Lake is the southernmost water on the complex and backs onto the B2086.
TN17 3PS.
Pear Tree Lake fishery location map:
Nearest Pub
Larkin’s Alehouse, 7 High St, Cranbrook TN17 3EB.
See town/village/area pages for weather report, nearest supermarkets and tackle shops.