Estate Office, Clayfield Lane, Wentworth S62 7TD
Estate Office, Clayfield Lane, Wentworth S62 7TD
A beautiful mixed fishery offering traditional sport for roach, crucians, bream, tench and carp. Ideal for relaxed daytime fishing in a peaceful estate setting.
13 acres, day fishing only, 2 rods maximum
A premier specimen carp water, carefully managed and lightly pressured with carp exceeding 30lb. A true challenge water for the committed angler
21 acres, night fishing permitted, 3 rods maximum
A classic large estate pond holding an impressive head of specimen carp over 30lb. Perfect for anglers seeking space, solitude and big-fish potential
14 acres, night fishing permitted, 3 rods maximum
Three Estate Lakes offering a variety of species to target on a seasonal permit no day permits.
Rotherham 10K – Sunday 20th September
Members please be aware that access to Mill Dam via East Lodge/Cinderbridge Road will be restricted on Sunday 20th September due to the Rotherham 10K.
Road closures will be in place from 9:00am, meaning no access will be possible via East Lodge from that time.
The race starts at 9:30am, with runners entering the estate road from approximately 9:50am and continuing through until around 11:10am.
Members wishing to fish Mill Dam that morning should therefore arrive before 9:00am.
Access and egress via the estate road should return to normal from approximately 11:00am onwards, although there may be some minor delays while the event clears.
Please plan your visit accordingly.
Thanks,
Gary
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⚠️ Important Fishery Notice – Low Water Levels & Fish Welfare
Due to the current very low water levels and exceptionally shallow conditions around a number of pegs, the use of keepnets is temporarily suspended until further notice.
All anglers fishing are asked to return fish to the water as soon as possible after capture and avoid retaining fish for photographs or weighing any longer than necessary.
This will also affect upcoming matches while these conditions continue.
With the warm weather, low water and increased pressure on fish, fish welfare has to come first.
Our bailiffs will be speaking with anglers around the lakes and we will continue to monitor conditions. We’ll update everyone once water levels improve sufficiently for keepnets to be used again.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. 🎣
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