Location in South East:
Bury, Pullborough, West Sussex, England.

Contact:
Adrian on 01798 874853.

Day Tickets:
* Mill and Hammer Ponds £7.50.
* Specimen lake £7.00.
* Concessions available for OAPs and juniors.
* Evening tickets available.

Facilities:
Angler's lodge with toilets [including disabled], tea/coffee facilities and microwave. Car parking.

Best Baits:
Red maggots, sweetcorn, bread and pellets.

Getting There:
Off the A29 at Bury about three miles south of Pullborough. Leave Pullborough on the A29 towards Chichester. After passing through Watersfield, take the right turn onto the A2138 to Petworth/Fittleworth. Turn left immediately at sign to West Burton. Mill Farm Fishery is about 300yds on the left.

Mill farm fishery is a three lake coarse fishing complex started around 16 years ago, offering great fishing in a beautiful woodland setting.

Mill Pond has 40 pegs with plenty of bankside cover and depths averaging three feet. It holds carp to 25lb, crucians and roach to 2lb, tench to 9lb and perch to over 4lb.
Hammer Pond is relatively new but holds an abundance of roach to 1lb, crucians to 2lb, perch to 1lb, tench to 4lb, and silver bream to 1lb. [Incidentally, Mill Farm holds the current British silver bream record of 1lb 12oz.]
The Specimen lake is 4 acres in size with 18 well spaced pegs, with depths around 7 feet. There are no fish under 10lb with all three carp species up to 30lb.

For a Contour Depth map of this Fishery visit:
www.contourmapfishing.co.uk