Longford Small Lake

Setting

Longford Small Lake, located in Kent, offers a tranquil fishing spot adjacent to the main lake. Spanning three acres, this water body is embraced by mature trees, providing shelter from harsh weather conditions. The serene environment makes it a pleasant retreat for anglers looking to enjoy a quiet day by the water.

Water Characteristics

The lake benefits from the steady flow of the River Darenth at one end and discharges into the main lake at the other, ensuring a fairly constant water level. Depths range from 3 to 15 feet, creating diverse fishing conditions throughout the year. This variation in depth can influence fish behaviour, offering different opportunities for fishing enthusiasts.

Types of Fish

Anglers at Longford Small Lake can find a range of species, including Carp, Roach, Rudd, Perch, Tench, Bream, and Skimmers. Notably, Carp up to 22lb have been caught, alongside Tench and Bream reaching over 5lb. Additionally, smaller Carp between 12oz and 1½lb have been stocked, with hopes they will grow over time, adding to the lake's fishing diversity.