Longford Main Lake

Lake Information

Longford Main Lake covers around 74 acres in Kent, having been converted from a gravel pit. The River Darenth feeds the lake, creating a variety of fishing spots. With depths varying from 3 to 4 feet in some areas to as deep as 40 feet in others, anglers have access to over 90 swims. This extensive layout means there's always a place to fish, even during the busy summer months.

Fish Variety

The lake hosts a range of species for anglers to enjoy. Bream are common, and carp can reach weights of up to 30 pounds. The flowing river brings in chub, and pike are also present, with some specimens weighing over 31 pounds. Additionally, roach, perch up to 2 pounds, eels up to 5 pounds, and tench up to 8 pounds are available, providing diverse fishing opportunities.

Fishing Highlights

Longford Main Lake has seen some impressive catches over the years. In past seasons, pike have been caught weighing up to 31 pounds, and carp in the mid-20s are regularly found, with a few reaching the 30-pound mark. Bream enthusiasts might aim for substantial catches, as history shows catches exceeding 200 pounds. These highlights make fishing at Longford Main Lake an engaging experience for those looking to land sizeable specimens.