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Little Hatchet
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Fish Stocks:
Carp (Mirrors & Commons) Pike, Tench, Perch, Ruff, Roach and Bream.
Lake Record:
The Horse fish at 30+lb
Known Fish:
The Horse (41lb 4ozs)
The Ugly One (30lb 8ozs)
The Ghost Fish (35lb 12ozs)
Rules:
You must have an EA rod licence, Fishing is permitted between half an hour before sunrise and half an hour after sunset, All fish to be returned immediately, No keepnet’s, No Night Fishing and you must have a landing net and a sensible sized carp mat.
Bait Restrictions:
No live baits for Pike.
Ticket Info:
Day/Week Tickets Available From Bells Of Hythe 02380 8425065
Season tickets from NFDC
Tickets Prices:
Child: Day £6.50 Week £19.00
Adult: Day £10.00 Week £32.50
General Info:
Little Hatchet is a small pond that links to Hatchet Pond via a tiny stream at one end it used to be just one long waterway but over the years it has somehow separated off into to separate waters.
It is about 1 ½ acres in size and has some amazing underwater depth changes! The topography of the lake has been described as ‘like an egg box’ with its bars and gullies.
The lakes surroundings are as varied as its depths with lily pads and reed beds filling the lakes corners and offering the fish a wide range of protection.
Let’s talk fish!
The inhabitance of the little lake are much the same as in the big lake with a variety of carp from old school English mirrors to long sleek common’s with the lakes largest fish being ‘The Horse’ at 30lb +
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Greg Alexander With the Horse At 30lb+
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At a guess I would say there are probably around 20 carp in Little Hatchet with the biggest being the aforementioned Mirror.
As well as the carp the lake has a stock of silver fish and some quite impressive Bream that will always keep your bite alarms busy.
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Alan Shergold
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(The above mentioned information was written by Mr Alan Shergold on
05/03/2007. This information is to be used as a guide to help you find places to fish in your local area. Any damage to persons or persons property whether it be fishing gear, transportation or other is at the readers own risk and Mr Alan Shergold will not be held responsible. If you are in any doubt about your permission to fish any spot from Hampshire’s shore line make sure you contact the relevant authorities to check first.)
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