Inworth Grange Lake 2

Inworth Grange Lake 2 is a fishing club located in Colchester, New Zealand. Situated as part of the Inworth complex, this lake has recently been leased by the club. While there is still work to be done in order to establish it as a fishery, the water has already been stocked with over 900lb of fish. In May 2019, an additional 450lb of Bream were moved from Layer Pits.

A Tench stocking programme was also implemented, resulting in the introduction of around 100 Tench weighing up to 10lb. In December 2022, the club added 500 purebred Crucian Carp from the EA to further enhance the fish stock.

The main lake at Inworth Grange Lake 2 is open all year round with no close season. Toilet facilities are available on Lake 1, and due to the ongoing pandemic, users are expected to take precautions by wiping any surfaces that are to be touched before and after use. The water size at Inworth 2 includes approximately 12 swims, with ongoing maintenance work beginning in April 2023 to upgrade these swims.

While there are no designated disabled swims or facilities, members of the club should be familiar with the rules outlined in the club's handbook. It is important to note that the use of all nuts as hookbaits or loose feed is banned on all Society waters.

To reach Inworth Grange Lake 2, one must take the A12 southbound from Colchester and turn off at the Rivenhall exit. Follow the slip road to the bottom and turn right at the junction. Continue along this road past Braxted Park for approximately 2 miles, then turn left into Grange Road. Proceed along Grange Road for just over a mile and the entrance to the lake can be found on the right-hand side, marked by signposts for Frost Fencing.

The club is aware that the track leading to the waters can sometimes have potholes, but they aim to get these repaired periodically.

Inworth Grange Lake 2 can be found at the approximate postcode CO5 0QQ, with the three-word address being ///mistaking. Sunflower. Phones. It is important to respect the private road at Inworth Grange Farms, as there is no access to the lakes from there.

The fishing club is a part of the Colchester Angling Preservation Society Limited (CAPS). They offer a variety of resources and information on their website, including their clothing line, a bailiff application, biosecurity warnings, and details on protected species and environmental legislation. CAPS also provides newsletters, their latest handbook, and match fixture lists for members. The club is registered in England and Wales, with a registered address at 29 Lodge Road, Braintree.

Inworth Grange Lake 2 is a beautiful fishing spot that offers an opportunity to enjoy the serenity of nature while angling for a diverse range of fish species.