Lake Map:

Description:

Les Montautiers is approximately 5 acres amongst land of 6.5 acres. It is stream and spring fed ensuring good quality water throughout the year.

The banks offer easy access to the water, and the swims have been designed to drain in even the wettest conditions. No wellies required. Swims have been generously constructed to accommodate even the largest two man bivvies with room to spare. Three of the swims have been designed as double swims, allowing sociable fishing for 4 anglers which ensures an exclusive, quiet and non pressured experience.

Rules:

1. No spiderwire hooklength or similar material.
2. Barbed or Micro-barbed hooks only.
3. No bent hooks.
4. No nailer-swivel rigs.
5. No nuts (peanuts, tigers etc.)
6. No lead or braided mainline.
7. Minimum 15lb BS line.
8. Strictly no sacking of fish allowed.
9. Large unhooking mats and quality weigh slings are compulsory.
10. It is compulsory to use Klinik or similar where necessary.
11. Semi fixed or running leads only.
12. Rods must be attended at all times.
13. Bait boats allowed but please consider other anglers.
14. Particle and pellet may only be used if purchased on site.
15. No shelflife bait, only fresh.
16. Safe rigs please, think of FISH WELFARE at all times.
17. Rig tubing must be used.
18. Gentlemanly conduct is expected and required.
19. Departure from swim on Saturday is 9am.

Rules and conditions are for the safety and enjoyment of the anglers and the well being of the fish.

The owners of Les Montautiers thank you for your co-operation at all times.

Fish Stock:

Les Montautiers was initially stocked in the winter of 1998-'99 with 130 fish. Most of these were low to mid twenties with a good head of thirties and a sprinkling of forties. Then again in the winter of 2001-'02 more quality fish were added to the lake.

A further stocking in early 2004 is further proof of the dedication and commitment of the previous owners by adding quality Carp as part of an ongoing stocking strategy for a brilliant and unforgettable catch.

Studies of the 2004 catch reports have revealed that the lake now contains approximately 10-15 forties, over 30 different thirties and over 70 twenties.