Penshurst Park Trout Fishery
Membership: price on application. It controls 1 stretch of fishing.
About Penshurst Park Trout Fishery
Penshurst Park Trout Fishery is a small, privately run fly fishery in the grounds of Penshurst Place, the family home of Viscount De L’Isle, near Tonbridge in Kent. It has two lakes of roughly one and two acres, stocked through the season with rainbow trout of about 3lb and an occasional brown.
It is a members’ syndicate and sells no day tickets or pay and fish. Membership numbers are limited, and the membership page says there is a waiting list for new members. Members may invite guests for a fee, and the club holds a social day each spring and several working parties a year.
The fishery’s membership page quotes a £500 subscription for the 2023 season, which is out of date, so ask for the current fee. To ask about a place or the waiting list, use the contact form or email address on the fishery’s website.
How fishing here works
Membership is capped. New members join a queue, which can run to several years depending on the club.
A member can bring a guest fishing, usually capped at a set number of days a season.
Membership and waiting list
Membership
Membership: price on application
Waiting list
Membership is limited and the membership page says there is a waiting list for new members. Ask through the contact form or by email on the fishery’s website.
Water Penshurst Park Trout Fishery controls
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