Lake size
7.5 acres
Up to
66lbs
Swims
5
Boat
Allowed
Stay
Biwy
Difficulty
Difficult
The Cheshire Lake in the Yonne is available only for exclusive lake booking. It is well known for its extraordinary fish population!
Thanks to an abundance of natural food: mussels, crayfish, mud worms... It is a real paradise for the development of fish.
The average weight of the carps is close to 20kg (44lbs) and the biggest ones reach the symbolic 30kg (66lbs).
Today the biggest carps caught are a mirror of 29,8kg (66lbs) and a common of 28kg (62lbs). There are many treasures to discover...
You will also find carp with lovely scales, catfish approaching 2m50 and exceeding 100kg (220lbs) and sturgeon up to 75kg (165lbs)...
If you are passionate about big fish and like technical gravel pit where natural food is abundant, Cheshire Lake is simply the right lake for you.
If you are up to the challenge, be prepared for massive fish and strong battles.
On the gravel pit, 5 swims are available. You can book the lake exclusively for a maximum of 5 anglers. At least two persons must be present because there are very big fish and it would be very risky to take them out alone.
Bookings can be made for a minimum of one week.
For your comfort during your stay, toilets are available as well as showers. You will find a fridge and you will have access to an electricity point at the swim to charge your electronic equipment.
A deposit of 50€ will be required on site as a guarantee during your stay.
You will have access to a zodiac to make fishing easier.
By coming to fish on the lake, anglers accept the following rules of procedure. Photographs taken on site may be used by the owners of the site (unless the angler requests otherwise when fishing). The owners are authorized to carry out random checks to verify compliance with the rules. An increased surveillance is made on the venue and the owners can exclude people who do not respect the rules. GoCarp and the owners of the lake are not responsible for any incident on the site (accidents, thefts...).
