Location in South East:
Haysden, Tonbridge, Kent, England.

Contact:
Tonbridge and District Angling and Fish Preservation Society on 01732 832352

Day Tickets:
MEMBERS ONLY. TADAFS season permits cost £30, ladies and OAPs £15, under 16s £10. [Joining fee of £10 applicable except for juniors]

Facilities:
Disabled access but not suitable for wheelcahir anglers.

Best Baits:
Worm, maggot, caster, pellet.

Getting There:
Exit the A21 and take the A26 to Tonbridge. At the first roundabout, turn left into Haysden Lane. Follow the signs to the Country Park and the car park is next to the A21 flyover.

Longfield Lake is controlled by Tonbridge and District Angling and Fish Preservation Society. An excellent 50 peg, tree lined coarse fishery offering some of the best bream fishing in the South East. Bags of 100lb are common with fish to 7lb. The other main species at Longfield are pike to 30lb, some carp to 27lb, tench to 7lb, perch to 3lb, roach, rudd and bleak.

Pegs around the island tend to be the best for bream in the summer. Tactics for bream and tench - lay a bed of groundbait using a large feeder. Then change to a smaller feeder and fish a redworm tipped with maggot or caster. Pellet also works well. Winter pike with sea dead baits.

* fishing dawn until dusk
* no night fishing.