Fishing venues

Reydon No.1 Pit

Reydon,Suffolk· IP18 6YB

AI-enriched — awaiting check

Species: 10 recorded
Day tickets: Check with venue
Night fishing: Not confirmed
Waters: 1 water

About the water

Reydon No.1 Pit, named Sherwood Water on the society’s website, is a mixed fishery at Reydon in Suffolk. It is the largest of the society’s pits and has 29 pegs. Day membership tickets are available for this water, while the other three lakes at the Reydon site are members only. The site also includes Buss Creek, where day membership tickets are available. The lake is mainly reed fringed, with deep margins and a shallower bay containing areas of lily pads. Depths range from two or three feet to more than 14 feet. The website describes it as suitable for a range of fishing methods and species, and the whole lake perimeter is accessible. Listed fish include common and mirror carp to 24lb, bream to 15lb, tench to 7lb, crucian carp to 2.5lb and chub to 3lb. Roach, rudd, perch and gudgeon are also present. Pegs 1 and 2 are reserved for disabled anglers, with dedicated disabled parking bays and an asphalt approach to the pegs. A unisex toilet is available. Anglers must keep the gate closed to maintain the protection provided by the otter fencing.