Warren Pond
Cut Mill, Surrey

OS Map Reference: SU 907 407

Postcode: GU10 1JH
Water Type: Dammed Estate Lake
Designation: Carp & Specimen Water

Size: 4 acres
Maximum Depth: 3 feet

Facilities:
Parking


Contacts:

Head Bailiff: Glen Wright

Deputy Bailiff: Paul Godfrey

Local Police: 101

 

Stock:
Mirror Carp to 26lb
Common Carp to 22lb
Tench to 7lb

Farnham Angling Society Venue - Warren Pond
14lb 11oz Mirror Carp for Richard EastwoodCommon Carp of 13lbCommon Carp 20lb 4ozBream 6lb 4oz15lb 5oz Common Carp caught by Dan SmiterView of Warren PondView of Warren PondFirst time I had fished Warren Pond: Mark ListerMirror Carp of 22lb 8oz for Andy JonesMirror Carp of 15lb for Andy Jones21lb 2oz D Randall 9 July 2004Mirror Carp caught by Bob Greenaway15lb 2oz Common Carp for Ricky GarrodCommon Carp 15lb 10ozBronze Bream 7lb PB for Jon HornerView of Warren PondView of Warren PondMirror Carp 15lb 0oz23lb Common Carp caught by Bob GreenawayCommon Carp of 18lb

A private estate lake nestling at the foot of a steep, woodland slope next to Tarn Pond. As fishing is limited to only one bank, Warren is an ideal spot for members who enjoy secluded, hassle free angling in beautiful surroundings.

The lake contains a very respectable head of Carp which, because of the shallow water, are easy to locate and not too difficult to catch. This is not, however, just a Carp water. The obliging population of Tench and Roach make pleasure fishing on the Warren a delight.

This is a peaceful and secluded venue. There are plenty of small Carp to 20lb plus, Tench averaging 3lb, some Crucian Carp to 2lb with supporting Roach, Rudd, Perch, Pike and a few Eels.

Tackle and Tactics

Most anglers concentrate on the far bank margin, placing baits as near to the marginal tree canopy as possible and find the Carp very obliging!

The shallow water and deep silt pose interesting problems for the Carp angler and the Chod rig is recommended for the best presentation for bottom baits and, as the Carp show themselves frequently, a Pedigree Chum Mixer presented on the surface can provide excellent sport..

Bream, Tench and Crucians respond well to the standard pole or tip techniques and can provide hectic sport.

Catch Reports

Warren Pond fishery session: 6am - 2pm 15th August 2010

8 x Bream up to 4lb (new PB) with others between 1 - 2lb + 15 Roach & Skimmers caught on float fished maggot at 15m out and 1m deep using size 14 hook to 2lb hooklink and 4lb mainline.Christopher Lowe

The first time I fished Warren Pond: 22nd June 2010 - Mark Lister.

Arrived at Peg 1 at 5:45pm; it seemed as I was the only one fishing the pond. A very calm evening, could clearly see the carp cruising through all the swims with no interest in any of the floating food. I decided to go for the Tench and set up 2 rods. A 2BB crystal waggler using a size 18 hook was set up on the float rod with a feeder on the other. The feeder I loaded with bread pieces and sweetcorn, with 2 pieces of corn on the hook. Casting to the left of the swim into the bay area. The float depth was set at 18 inches hook point to float tip, loading the hook with a single grain of sweetcorn, I cast directly in front of the swim about 18 feet from the bank in the middle of the loose feed I put out as soon as I arrived. For the first 1/2 an hour I was catching silver fish on the drop, then came a bite that was the first of 13 Tench, the average weight was 2.5lb with a best Tench of of 4lb at 7.30pm. All the fish fell to the float tackle and sweetcorn, the feeder only registered while the fish where moving through the baited area and brushed my main line - the evening was brilliant, perfectly peaceful and relaxing. 

Record Fish

Farnham Angling Society Record

Species lbs:ozs:drms kilo.grms Date Captor
No Records Caught From This Venue Yet!

 

Local Bye-Laws
  • The area of the pond that we may fish is restricted to half of one bank, as
    indicated on the map, with 8 designated swims available.
  • The land beyond the last swim is private and access is not permitted.
  • We ask members to pay special note to Bye-law 4.h page 9 regarding litter and discarded line.
  • Night fishing, from 10:30pm until 5:00am, is restricted to four members at any one time. Each Member must obtain an authorisation code prior to fishing by calling the ‘System Operator’ on 07903 250905 between 2:30pm and 6:30pm daily.
  • Members may only book one night at a time and cannot book another until after 3:30pm the afternoon following that night. Four swims are signed as ‘Night Priority’.
  • Any non night fishing member occupying one of these swims must vacate it to a member with a night fishing authorisation code, if so requested, one hour before sunset. Sunset will be defined as the daily published ‘Lighting-Up’ times.
  • Non night fishing members must restrict their fishing to the period of 5:00am until 10:30pm and vacate the swim.
Location

Adjacent to Tarn Pond, Puttenham, Surrey


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Directions & Parking

From the Shepherd and Flock roundabout at the east end of Farnham (A31 bypass), follow the A31 east towards Guildford. After 0.75 miles take the Runfold turning off the dual carriageway and follow the road until the Elstead, Milford, The Sands sign.

Turn right and then take the first left sign posted Elstead (Crooksbury Road). Half a mile further on, take the left fork towards The Sands. Follow this road for three miles. The ponds are on the left hand side, at the junction with the road from Elstead to Puttenham.

The pond is situated above the Tarn Pond. take the left hand turn before you see Tarn Pond, which is also on the left hand side.

There is a small car park available. From the car park you need to walk across the dam between the ponds and access to the fishery is via the padlocked gate at the end of the dam.