The top lake at Little Bognor is a sheltered, secluded and peaceful place. The lake is hidden in a wooded valley surrounded by mature chestnut and oak trees. It is under half an acre, is stream fed and has a population of wild brown trout. The wild fish are supplemented with locally reared brown trout throughout the season. Wild fish, usually under a pound in weight, must be carefully returned to the lake.
A quiet approach is essential. Ferns and rushes are retained around the lake to provide cover for the anglers. The trout are free rising and respond best to small nymphs and emergers.
The car park and fisherman’s hut is next to the lower lake.
Leconfield Fly Fishing Club 