Maggots Lake

Lakes

Maggots Lake in Cambridgeshire presents anglers with two distinct fishing environments spread across the 2.5-acre Railway Lakes. Whether you prefer the depth of the main lake or the more open waters of the smaller one, there's something to suit your fishing style.

Carp

The larger lake dives down to 35 feet and is primarily home to carp, some weighing over 30lb. Anglers often use pastes and sweetcorn as bait here, and during the summer months, maggots can be particularly effective in attracting carp to strike up near the surface.

Other Fish

The shallower lake, though smaller, is bustling with a variety of fish including tench, bream, roach, rudd, and perch. Carp in this area range from a few ounces to well into double figures, offering a diverse fishing experience for those looking to explore different species.