Lowbell Lane

Fishing Methods

Lowbell Lane in Hertfordshire offers a versatile lake that accommodates various angling styles. Anglers can enjoy simple float tactics along the margins, which are effective in catching quality fish. During peak times, techniques such as using a long pole, waggler, or even a small bomb can prove successful. The calm and accessible nature of the lake makes it ideal for both casual fishing and more focused angling sessions.

Bait Options

There is a wide range of baits that work well at Lowbell Lane. Popular choices include pellet, hemp, caster, maggot, and worm. Additionally, paste, corn, and meat have been effective in attracting different species. The diversity in bait options ensures that anglers can experiment to find what works best for their target catches.

Fish Species

The lake is home to a variety of fish, with notable catches including Roach up to 2lb, Carp reaching over 20lb, Crucians exceeding 3lb, and Tench and Bream over 5lb. Other species such as Rudd, Perch, Gudgeon, and even occasional Catfish can be found. During the coarse close season, trout fishing is available at an additional cost, with regulations requiring any caught trout to be returned unharmed.

Lowbell Lane also hosts fishing matches, with impressive recordings of 55lb in five hours and 35lb in three hours, highlighting the quality of the fishery. In 2002, the addition of a clubhouse and toilet facilities enhanced the overall experience for anglers.