Aldenham Country Park Reservoir, Elstree, near Watford, Hertfordshire, England.
Aldenham Country Park Reservoir is a 65 acre coarse fishing water holding some superb roach, perch, carp, pike, bream, tench and chub...............................................................................................[Full fishery details]


Batchworth Lake at Rickmansworth Aquadrome, Rickmansworth, Herts, England.
Batchworth Lake has a local reputation as a big carp water, with fish up to 30lb coming out. There are about 50 pegs around the lake. The most popular swims tend to be those by the island. Amongst the regulars, opinions are divided over the merits of................................................................[Full fishery details]

Gaywoods Fishery, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, England.
Gaywoods Fishery is a man made coarse fishing lake, dug in 1978-80, measuring 4 acres in size featuring an island in the middle. It has a ballast and chalk bottom and ranges from 4ft to 24ft in depth and is fed by three natural springs..........................................................................................................[Full fishery details]

Holwell Court, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England.
Holwell Court is a mature estate coarse fishery contained mixed stocks. Although offering mixed coarse fishing, the emphasis is on carp with an average size just under double figures with the biggest over 34lb. Many of the carp can be seen cruising around the surface in the summer months.............[Full fishery details]

River Lea Relief Channel, Fishers Green, Hertfordshire, England.
The River Lea Relief Channel runs through hertfordshire's Lea Valley country park and is more like a canal than a river. This RMC controlled water is fast gaining a reputation as an excellent coarse fishing venue with excellent carp, bream and chub fishing on offer..................................................................[Full fishery details]

Stanborough Lake, Welwyn Garden City, Herts, England.
Stanborough Lake is a 20 acre coarse fishing gravel pit set in a public park controlled by Welwyn Garden City Angling Club. Well stocked with carp, crucian carp, bream, tench, perch and roach. There is also a small section of the River Lea containing chub, barbel, bream, pike, roach and perch.................[Full fishery details]