Welcome to a fishermans dream of a place !

Robinswood [Frensham Trout Fishery] with its 6 lakes situated on the Surrey / Hampshire borders, in a wooded valley, well away from the hustle & bustle. Drive along the winding track for 1/4 mile - you first come to Kingfisher Lake [where kingfishers abound]. The waterfall tumbles into Whitmore Vale stream [full of wild brownies]. Continue on 200 yards up into the car park adjacent to wooden clubhouse with a vista of Robins Lake, some 2 acres of crystal water.

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On one side 'ancient woodland' lines the banks, & on the opposite side carefully tended grass & walkways, leading to picnic areas, b-b-q area with seating.

Across the dam leads to Willow Pool where Brown trout & Tigers are often stocked. When you start to wander you will arrive at Meadow Pool & Heron Lake at the top of the valley [a very tranquil spot].
Well known for DRY FLY & NYMPH fishing ROBINSWOOD is a wandering place! Stop for a chat with fishermen, discuss what dry flies are working & where the fish are rising. Whether you fish for 'Wild Browns' or hard fighting Rainbow / Brown Trout - Robinswood is the place for you!

Some will say it's the most tranquil place on earth where wildlife abounds, large numbers of birds, [including Kingfishers galore] deer, badgers, foxes & rabbits [wild rabbits are so tame they sit with you all day].

STOCKING is twice weekly with fish from 2 lb to double figures!

BEST FISH: 21 lb Rainbow - 19 1/2 lb Brown - 6 1/2 lb Tiger - Best Wild Brown 3 1/2 lb.

FLY LIFE: Masses of Damsel & Sedge, Daddy Long Legs are a real winner-Summer /Autumn. Buzzer fishing is superb all year round. Best Nymph is Mayfly Nymph in May & June-with tremendous Dry Mayfly hatch that goes on for 2 months or more.

RUSHMOOR COARSE LAKES @ Tilford Road, Rushmoor, Surrey, GU10 2EP

Three lakes set in a wooded valley, close to CHURT, FRENSHAM, TILFORD, ELSTEAD, HINDHEAD.
The entrance is opposite Rushmoor Post Office, where tickets may be purchased during opening hours or on the bank side from the bailiffs when they come round.