Barlows Plantation in Hampshire has two lakes for fishing, the old and new lake, both restocked with various fish species like carp, tench, roach, skimmers, and bream.
The New Lake is being developed to diversify the fish population and is already showing promising results with large bream catches.
This has made Barlows Plantation a favored fishing destination.
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About Barlows Plantation
Barlows Plantation in Hampshire has two lakes for fishing. The old lake has lily beds and reeds, and is home to carp, tench, and other small fish. Both lakes were restocked last winter with roach, tench, skimmers, and bream.
The New Lake is developing nicely with new plantings and features. It has been restocked with bream, skimmers, roach, and tench to provide good fishing opportunities for members. The goal is to have a variety of fish in the lakes, not just carp. Early results show that the bream are settling in well and there are large catches being reported.
Overall, the restocking efforts have improved the fishing experience at Barlows Plantation, making it a popular spot for anglers.