HHDAS

Lakes

The Society has two large and two small lakes, situated within easy reach of Haywards Heath and the M23 corridor. The lakes vary between 1 and 280 acres and offer the angler a variety of quality fishing deep in the heart of the Mid Sussex countryside.

Balcombe Lake
Balcombe Lake is a 10 acre estate lake set to the north of Ardingly Reservoir. Depths vary from 2.5ft at the far end deepening up to the dam wall to about 9ft.
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Deaks Lane
Deaks Lane comprises of two ponds (top and bottom) and some excellent fishing can be had on both. One of our smaller venues but popular with the match, pleasure anglers and perfect for family fishing.
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Valebridge Mill Pond
A simply stunning lake in beautiful surroundings, Valebridge is the flagship lake of HHDAS. With lilies scattered all down the lake and pegs ranging from less than 2 ft deep to approx 4-5ft at the dam end.
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The Sussex Ouse River

The Society controls and maintains a variety of stretches of the Sussex Ouse over a 12 mile length.

East Mascalls
A very popular stretch of the Sussex Ouse River, a weir pool and lots of deep areas for big specimen fish.
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Sloop
A very prolific stretch of the Sussex Ouse River, many various depths and flows along the field section.
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Lindfield
The Sussex Ouse River runs slow for the stretch down to the lock gates and then runs fast and shallow down to East Mascalls, home to most species including good sized river Carp
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Sheffield Park
The Sussex Ouse River runs rather shallow in places but there are quite a few deeper, slower swims all along the length. A wild stretch of river, unkempt and perfect for the explorer.
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Fletching
The Society controls the upstream section of the Sussex Ouse River, North Bank , for about a mile.
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Goldbridge
The Goldbridge stretch is the last stretch of the Sussex Ouse River that the Society controls. The river runs slow for the entire stretch with the depth averaging 4ft but running much deeper in parts.
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