Cadover Main Lake
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Deep former pit at the Cadover complex on the edge of Dartmoor, holding common and mirror carp, bream, roach, rudd and perch.
Non-profit coarse club with lakes at Cadover on Dartmoor, Ivybridge and St Germans.
Plymouth & District Coarse Angling Club, known as PADCAC, is a non-profit coarse fishing club with lakes in Devon and Cornwall. Its waters include the Cadover lakes on the edge of Dartmoor, Filham Lake in Ivybridge and an estate lake at St Germans in Cornwall. Filham Lake has a level path for disabled access. The club runs match leagues for coarse and specialist carp anglers, offers coaching and holds regular meetings at The Parkway Sports and Social Club. Standard membership allows daytime fishing, while Gold membership allows sessions of up to 72 hours. All memberships run for 12 months from purchase.
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Deep former pit at the Cadover complex on the edge of Dartmoor, holding common and mirror carp, bream, roach, rudd and perch.
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The largest lake at Cadover, reaching around 30 feet deep, with carp, bream and perch.
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Lake at the Cadover complex close to the parking area.
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Tench and crucian carp water at Cadover, closed for part of the year to protect stocks.
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Purpose-built lake at Filham Park, Ivybridge, opened in 2005, with a level path for disabled access.
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Traditional estate lake on the Port Eliot Estate at St Germans, Cornwall.
Standard membership allows fishing between 05:00 and 21:00; Gold membership allows sessions of up to 72 hours. Memberships run for 12 months from the date of purchase.