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Tenterden Trout Waters is a family run Stillwater Trout Fishery set in the Weald of Kent. It was established in 1975 and has an excellent reputation with discerning Fly Fishermen. The Fishery is ranked in the Top 100 Stillwater Trout Fisheries in the British Isles.

3 lakes totalling 5 acres, regularly stocked with quality Rainbow and Brown Trout.

Phone or email to book.

Pricing

4 Fish permit £44

2 fish permit £30

Evening 1 Fish permit £18

Catch/Release
Full Day £34
Half Day £24
Evening £15

Address

Tenterden Trout Waters Tenterden Trout Waters Coombe Farm Chennell Park Road Tenterden Kent TN30 6XA

Contact

gaynor@coombe-farm.com 07880 722868

Links

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Opening Times

Reception Times: 8.20am, 2pm, 5pm end of play sunset

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