Location in South East:
Powdermill Lane, Catsfield, near Battle, East Sussex, England, TN33 0SU.

Contact:
Tel: 01424 893394 / 07774 383026
Email: info@wylands.co.uk
Website: www.wylands.co.uk

Prices:
Day Tickets 2 rods – (7am – 7pm)
Adult  £12
Senior £10
Junior (12-17 years) £10
Child (Under 12) £5
Extra Rods £6

Night Tickets 2 rods – (7pm – 7am)
Adult  £12
Senior £10
Junior (12-17 years) £10
Child (Under 12) £5
Extra Rods £6

24 Hour Ticket 2 rods – (from the point of arrival)
Adult  £20
Senior £18
Junior (12-17 years) £18
Child (Under 12) £5
Extra Rods £6

Half Day Ticket 2 rods – (7am – 1pm / 1pm – 7pm)
Adult  £7
Senior £6
Junior (12-17 years) £6
Child (Under 12) £5
Extra Rods £6

Week Tickets £70

Season Tickets
2 rods – £200
3 rods – £250

** Please note: National Rod Licences are compulsory and can be obtained from Reception. (Full £27, Concession £18, Junior (12-16) £5. Temporary licences: 1 day £3.75, 8 day £10).

Facilities:
Disabled facilities, tuition, night fishing, on-site accommodation including self-catering chalets, touring caravans and a camping site, snack bar and toilets all available.

Best Baits:
Maggots, casters, boilies, sweetcorn, bread and lobworm.

Getting There:
Wylands International Angling Centre is located on Powdermill Lane which runs between Battle and Catsfield. From Battle, continue on Powdermill Lane past the Powdermills Hotel up the hill until you come to a clearing on the left. The entrance to Wylands is in the middle of this clearing and is well signposted.

Wylands International Angling Centre consists of three specialist carp lakes holding specimens in excess of 20lb and five multi-specimen coarse fishing lakes including the country's largest single match lake at two miles in length with 205 pegs. Main species include carp, crucian carp, bream, eels and silver fish.

* no keepnets
* barbless hooks only
* unhooking mats to be used for large carp
* Bait Bans: tiger nuts, peanuts

September 2011
Fishing for catfish is now on offer at Wylands International Angling Centre on Maises Lake (charge £30.00 per 24hr session). Also planning permission has been granted for an onsite tackle shop in an existing area adjacent to the fishery office. According to the fishery manager, the anticipated opening date is towards the end of September 2011.

Reader Feedback:
(On the Wylands brochure they claim to be) ...`One of the Best Angling Centres' which is some statement considering the state of the swims and the amount of hidden snags, not only around the edges but also within the lakes themselves, and the state of some of the fish ( a lot of the carp have very badly damaged mouths ). It could well be a very good and very nice fishery if the money was spent on it properly, but when work is carried out without planning permission and against the forestry commission permissions, and they then try to get retrospective planning permission which again is refused then something is wrong with the management of this fishery regarding carrying out works. The latter is only my opinion, but I think valid.
Chris, August 2011