Edenbridge, Kent

Bromley (Kent) & District Angling Society

West Kent society with Sevenoaks gravel pits, Scarletts Lake, Trulls Hatch and river fishing.

Bromley (Kent) & District Angling Society was established in 1948 and has waters across west Kent and the Sussex border. Its stillwaters include a complex of gravel pits near Sevenoaks ranging up to 62 acres, Dingle Dell Lake at Edenbridge, the five-acre Scarletts Lake at Cowden and a three-lake complex at Trulls Hatch near Tunbridge Wells, holding carp, tench, bream, pike and silver fish. River fishing includes the Beult at Hunton, the Darent, the Eden at Penshurst and the Medway. Membership is very popular and there is a waiting list of several years. Members may obtain guest tickets, but there are no public day tickets.

Fishing available

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Club waters

Dingle Dell Lake

Lake

Lake at Edenbridge.

Species: carp, crucian carp, roach

Scarletts Lake

Lake · 5 acres

Five-acre lake at Cowden.

Species: carp, tench, bream, roach, rudd, perch

Trulls Hatch Lakes

Lake

Three-lake complex near Tunbridge Wells. The larger lake holds carp and pike over 20lb plus roach, rudd, bream and tench; the two smaller lakes hold carp, rudd, perch and tench.

Membership

Type
Waiting list
Junior
Junior categories for ages 12 to 15 and 16 to 17. Juniors must fish with a full senior member.
Day tickets
No public day tickets. Members can apply for guest tickets.

Annual membership with fees due on 1 April. New members join from a waiting list that is several years long.