Anglers at Denham Lake in Middlesex can enjoy two distinct fishing areas: one by the golf club and the other further upstream.
The Environment Agency is working to control overgrown pennywort in the upstream area and improve fishing platforms there.
The gravel section is great for trying different fishing techniques and has yielded impressive catches for many anglers.
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At Denham Lake in Middlesex, anglers have two different areas to fish in. One area is by the golf club, where you can fish on the gravel or in the section further upstream. The upstream area used to be overgrown with pennywort, but the Environment Agency is now working to control it. Soon, they will also fix up the fishing platforms in this area, making it a peaceful spot to fish.
The gravel section is a great place for anglers to try out different fishing techniques. You can fish for barbel using luncheon meat or use a stick float to catch fish in the stream. Many anglers have caught their biggest fish in this area, making it a popular spot for fishing.
Whether you like to fish alone or with others, Denham Lake has something for everyone. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings, listen to the sounds of nature, and maybe even catch your biggest fish yet at this beautiful fishing spot.