Seabrooks Reservoir

Seabrook’s reservoir is well-established water, located in Leigh’s just outside of Chelmsford, of over five acres containing common and mirror carp, roach, rudd, and tench. The large head of carp in the low double range makes the water a relatively “easy” carp water with a chance to catch one of the elusive twenties. Surface fishing for carp is productive and exciting. The water is also a good general fishery with a large volume of roach and rudd up to 2lbs, small carp, and tench. Meat, sweetcorn, pellet, and paste will tempt the smaller carp and larger roach and rudd. Maggots will catch small roach and rudd. Casters fished over hemp in the late autumn can result in bags of the larger roach.  A very popular fishery.