Built on the old watercress beds of the Duke of Norfolk's Arundel estate, Chalk Springs uses the same chalk aquifer that feeds the Arun and Adur — the water is constant, gin-clear, and cold enough that fish feed aggressively through warm spells that knock other stillwaters off. Four small lakes with daily stocking and a catch rate that rewards even inexperienced fly fishers; the regulars who know the lies and the tippet weight to use will do better still. Fly-only, barbless, with a genuine insect spectrum throughout the season.
- Fishery
- Chalk