Three Islands Lake - a carp fishing oasis just 2 hours from Calais

THE FISH

The biggest carp caught to date weighed in at 52lb 8oz. However, in February 2010 & January 2011, we embarked upon a re-stocking programme, both to boost the number of fish & also enhance the size of our stock. We introduced over 100 fish up to a massive 25Kg (55lb). Prior to the re-stocking, we estimated there were around 200 carp in the lake. Having seen many 30lb+ fish & a 52lb 8oz fish caught already, with the introduction of the new stock in 2010 & 2011, we believe it's only a matter of time before someone lands a 60lb+ specimen.

PARKING

Three Islands Lake has ample space to park your car in our purpose built car-park. The cabins and trolleys are situated right next to the car-park, so you won't need to struggle with your gear.

TROLLEYS

For your convenience, trolleys are located in the car-park to assist you in getting your fishing gear to your swim.

KITCHEN CABIN

Located right by the car-park, the kitchen has a sink with hot & cold water. There is a small gas fridge for food items and also a large coolbox that can be used for bait - ice can be purchased at one of the local supermarkets & ten bags of ice should keep your bait fresh for 5-6 days with the lid closed. The cabin is equipped with a dining table and benches. A 300 watt power supply with UK socket, is available for charging your small personal equipment, or your bait-boat batteries.

SHOWER/TOILET CABIN

Situated next to the kitchen cabin, you'll find the toilet, shower & washbasin, with hot & cold water. No more running into the bushes, but please don't forget to bring your own loo roll!

Pine Lodge

Pine lodge is a log cabin at one end of the lake. It is situated in a mini pine tree forest, it has its own double swim which is the only double swim on the lake. It is very popular with couples, dads with young sons or just friends who want to fish together. Anglers will still need there camping equipment as pine lodge doesn't have any facilities inside, however its more comfortable and less claustrophobic than staying in a bivvie.