Angling France specialises in carp fishing in France with accommodation. Find out everything you need to know about the lakes, the locations, the accommodation and the latest fishing reviews.
We offer a choice of exclusive carp fishing lakes in France. The perfect choice if you're looking for beautiful carp lakes and comfortable lakeside lodges.
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North Lake is shaping up to be an exciting new venue for 2021. It has recently received its first delivery of carp and it there are more to come. A rare opportunity to fish for virgin carp usually happens only once in the lifetime of a lake. When those fish include high 40s and scaly mirrors, it's starting to tick all the boxes for 2021:
Extremely hot weather is not normally associated with great carp fishing conditions in France, but that was before the pandemic of 2020 turned the whole world on its head. The month of August started with soaring temperatures and severe drought warnings for the French countryside. In keeping with a world turned upside down, carp catches during the period rocketed to a record high.
The lifting of restrictions in France and the latest UK Government announcement officially opens the way for carp anglers to cross the channel and travel to French carp lakes. Some intrepid travellers have already made it across the channel and are fishing in France this week.
Summer removal of small fish provides a rare opportunity to see lots of big carp in mid season. Not a full carp count this time, but interesting to compare the spawned out fish with the fat bellies we see at a winter netting.
Another record fishing session sees the first 50lb carp landed at Oakview Lake. It's a new lake record, a new PB for angler Pete Wright and the lake's first carp to top 50lb.
You have to be very confident about your venue before you give an angler like Paul Cooper the chance to scrutinise it in every detail. Long time friend he may be, but that doesn't mean he'll tell you (and everyone else) what you want to hear. Paul gets to fish the lake and then see the lake netted. Here's what he had to say.