Denham Lake
Key Information
Denham Lake in Buckinghamshire provides an extensive and varied fishing experience, stretching through Buckinghamshire Golf Club for roughly 1½ miles from Denham viaduct to just below Denham deep lock. With over 70 pegs available, anglers can explore different depths, widths, and flows to suit their preferences.
Fishing Areas
The upper sections are known for substantial catches of Roach and Dace, while the Widows cruise area offers shelter during high water levels when the main river flow increases. The middle section, between the white bridge and the swing bridge, is particularly suitable for lone anglers and is home to large eels. The lower stretch divides into two parts: from the back water above the ford to the Frays weir, anglers can find wider and deeper water with a good presence of Roach and Chub; below the weir, the gravels area often yields significant catches of Bream, Chub, and occasionally Barbel.