Domaine de la Royale, a paradise for carp fishing enthusiasts, is located in Haute-Marne. Set in a peaceful and verdant environment, the estate features two lakes, providing safety and tranquillity. Perfect for solo anglers, groups of friends, or families, the property is fully enclosed and well-secured. Covering a total area of 6 hectares (14.8 acres) with seven fishing swims, it can accommodate up to 14 anglers under a strict No-Kill policy.
The lakes are home to an impressive stock of carp, including common, mirror, and koi carp, with weights ranging from 13 to over 30 kg (29–66 lb). The lakebeds, with depths ranging from 2 to 3 metres (6.6–9.8 ft), promise varied and exciting fishing sessions.
Benjamin and Stéphanie, the owners, are on-site to welcome and advise anglers. Amenities include showers, toilets, a fridge, microwave, and an electrical point for charging electronic devices. A sandwich shop is also available for meals. The owners aim to create an authentic and friendly atmosphere, where respect and good humour are paramount. Exclusive bookings of the lakes are possible, providing an unforgettable carp fishing experience in Haute-Marne.
Domaine de la Royale is fully equipped for a comfortable and secure fishing experience, with night fishing permitted under video surveillance. Guests and pets are welcome, making it an ideal destination for a relaxing carp fishing getaway.
Anglers can use bait boats and electric-powered vessels, with individual parking provided at each swim. The estate also offers the option of exclusive booking for a personalised and private carp fishing experience.
The rules at Domaine de la Royale are designed to ensure the safety and comfort of all anglers. They include a 10 km/h (6.2 mph) speed limit for vehicles, management of visitors, prohibition of roaming with vehicles, mandatory use of toilets, and respect for all on-site facilities.
Access to certain areas of Domaine de la Royale, such as the island or private zones, is strictly prohibited. Pets must remain at the fishing swims, and electrical extensions to bivvies are not allowed. Anglers are responsible for managing their own waste. Strict rules are enforced regarding fish welfare, the use of equipment, and bait management. Bait checks are conducted upon arrival, and respect for fellow anglers is essential to ensure a harmonious carp fishing experience.
