Long Copse Ponds
Pond · 1.25 acres
Two ponds at Spring Grove, Great Bookham, about 1.25 acres combined. The top pond holds carp to the high teens; the small pond is popular with juniors and also holds crucians and goldfish.
Leatherhead, Surrey
Leatherhead & District Angling Society
Surrey society fishing the River Mole, Long Copse ponds and Ashtead Park lakes.
Leatherhead & District Angling Society was founded in 1947 and fishes waters around Leatherhead, Fetcham and Great Bookham in Surrey. Its main river fishing is just over two miles of the River Mole between Mickleham and Young Street, a shallow stretch with a big head of chub plus roach, dace, perch, bream and pike, and the deeper Fetcham Splash section. Stillwaters include the two Long Copse ponds at Great Bookham, holding carp, crucians, tench, roach, rudd and perch and popular with juniors, and two lakes in Ashtead Park with bream, tench, crucians, pike and roach. The society runs club and junior matches and an annual trout match.
Fishing available
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Club waters
Ashtead Park Lakes
Lake
Two lakes in Ashtead Park holding bream, tench, crucians, pike and roach.
Species: bream, tench, crucian carp, pike, roach
Membership
- Type
- Annual membership
- Junior
- Two junior categories, ages 7 to 12 and 12 to 17. Under-12s must be accompanied by an adult member; children aged six and under fish free with an adult member.
Annual season membership running 1 April to 31 March, including family membership, managed through the Clubmate app.