About LORDS Lake

Lords Lake is an intimate and well-kept fishing venue featuring a comfortable chalet positioned right by a spacious swim—ideal for relaxing between takes. Despite its modest size, few lakes can rival Lords for its exceptional fish stock. Spanning 2.6 acres, it boasts a thriving population of large carp and powerful catfish, with the current lake record standing at an impressive 65lb 14oz common carp and catfish exceeding the 100lb mark offering a real test of skill and strength.
Situated just a few hundred metres from the Bigot Fish Farm, Lords Lake combines peaceful surroundings with great convenience. Local shops are only a 2‑minute drive away, and the nearest supermarket is reachable in 10 minutes.
The lake itself is roughly square in shape, with depths ranging from 1 to 1.5 metres. Its clay-based lakebed, topped with a light layer of silt, provides excellent conditions for bait presentation and consistent feeding spots—perfect for those who enjoy a smooth, hassle-free fishing experience.

Lords Lake Accommodation

The lakeside accommodation at Lords Lake is modern and comfortable

The Facilities at a Glance

  • Large wooden style chalet
  • Mains electricity, well water
  • Modern shower and w/c
  • UK plugs for charging
  • Fridge and bait freezer
  • Two bedrooms
  • Bring your own bedding and towels

The Mobile Chalet

The facilities at Lords Lake are housed in a spacious 45 square metre wooden style chalet. It has heating and is fully insulated with double glazed windows and shutters. Situated on the bank right behind the main swim, the chalet is perfectly placed for social carp fishing.

Inside the Mobile Chalet

Inside, the main room is open plan with a fitted kitchen, lounge area with sofa bed and dining table. The kitchen has a hob, oven, microwave and kettle. There are two bedrooms, one of which has a double bed and the other has bunk beds. The electricity supply is from the mains, so hot water is readily available. The water is from a well.

Outside the Mobile Chalet

Outside the chalet is a large purpose-built swim, with space for 3 anglers to set up. Almost all Lords Lake anglers fish together from this swim because the whole of the lake is accessible from here. There are options to fish further along the same bank and on the other banks.

Vehicle Access

The chalet has all-weather access for vehicles and plenty of space for parking.

What You Should Bring

Although the facilities at Lords are comfortable and modern, you need to bring your own bedding, towels and tea towels. You should also bring bottled drinking water if you prefer not to drink boiled well water. Please note that you will also need to bring your own consumables such as toilet rolls and rubbish bags as these are not provided.You don’t have to pack carp mats though. Nash Monster Carp Cradles are provided

Lords Lake is a roughly square-shaped venue with average depths of around 1.5 meters. The lakebed consists of firm clay topped with a light layer of silt, creating ideal feeding conditions for carp and clear presentation opportunities for rigs.
The lake’s standout features are its quiet far margins, a favourite holding area for the carp. While some anglers prefer to reach these spots using bait boats, many simply cast accurately from the bank with equal success. The lake bed is flat with easy access to all areas, making it a comfortable and productive water to fish.
Catch statistics reveal the consistent quality of Lords Lake’s stock. In September 2022, two anglers landed an incredible 47 fish, including a 56lb common, three 45s, one 40, nine 35s, six 30s, four 25s, and four catfish, the largest weighing in at a monstrous 102lb.
With its straightforward layout, impressive catch history, and thriving fish population, Lords Lake offers both a relaxing and rewarding experience.

The current lake record is an impressive 65lb 14oz common carp, a true testament to the quality of the fishery. Anglers can also look forward to plenty of 30lb and 40lb fish, as well as catfish topping 100lb, ideal targets for those seeking a real challenge.
Alongside the usual mirror and common carp, the lake is home to a few striking koi and grass carp, adding variety and visual appeal to your catch. You’ll also find healthy populations of roach, rudd, and perch, ensuring there’s always something bending the rod.
While the crayfish numbers have been significantly reduced, some activity may still occur during the warmer summer months. To stay ahead, we recommend protecting your bait—wrap your boilies with tiger nuts, use artificial hookbaits, or apply mesh or plastic heat-shrink tubing to guard against any unwanted attention from these persistent crustaceans.
Whether you’re chasing a new personal best or simply enjoying a relaxing session, this lake offers an exciting mix of species and challenges for anglers of all levels.

There are no set swims at Lords Lake and anglers are free to fish from wherever they like. The vast majority choose the chalet swim, where they can make use of the facilities without having to reel in.

The chalet swim has plenty of room for 3 bivvy set-ups and the whole of the lake is accessible from here.

Because the chalet swim is so convenient, very few anglers choose to fish from the lake’s other banks, so you should take this into account when deciding what tactics to use and what features to fish to.

 

The great thing about Lords Lake is that you don’t have to drive too far. We’re 2 hours 10 minutes from the nearest port.

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Margot, Commons, Morgane and Lords Lakes are all situated within a 5 minutes drive of each other on the outskirts of Miré in West France, which is where the Bigot Fish Farm Operation is located.

Driving to the Carp Lake

Port Driving Time Distance
Calais (Ferry Port and Eurotunnel) 4 hours 30 minutes 300 miles
Caen (Ouistreham) 2 hours 10 minutes 145 miles
Le Havre 2 hours 50 minutes 190 miles
Dieppe 3 hours 10 minutes 210 miles
St Malo 2 hours 15 minutes 120 miles
Cherbourg 3 hours 20 minutes 185 miles
Roscoff 3 hours 40 minutes 210 miles
Address GPS (Decimal degrees) Degrees (minutes seconds)
Lords Lake is located near Miré on the D78 going towards Soeurdres N47.752783
W0.511727
N47° 45′ 10.018″
W0° 30′ 42.217″

11 fish landed so far, including a common at 43lb, 5 x 30s up to 36lb, 4 x 20s up to 29lb 5oz.
1 catfish at 100lb

Richard & Paul – Week Summary 21-28 March 2026

Hard fishing, but enjoyed our week.
4 fish caught, including a mirror at 31lb, 1 x 27lb, and 2 catfish – 1 x 106lb, 1 x 104lb.

Kathy & Paul Marsh 25th October to 1st November 2025

Left alone, very friendly, helpful people. Really enjoyed our stay.
7 fish caught, including 2 x 40s, 3 x 30s, 1 x 20s.

Jim, Ash & Kieran 27th September to 4th October 2025

Had a great week as always.
11 fish caught, including a common at 53lb 4oz, 1 x 45s, 1 x 40s, 1 x 30s, 4 x 25s.
3 catfish 2 x 85lb, 1 x 60lb.

Andy & Mark 20th to 27th September 2025

12 fish caught, including 2 X 40lb,4 x 30s, 4 x 25s, and 2 x 20s.

Andrew & Adam 13th to 20th August 2025

Another fantastic week and already booked to return next year. Seeing plenty of crays in the near margin and on the bank, they left our bait alone, though.
Fishing tactics: We fished using small wafters, taking one bite at a time with particles, pellets, and a few boilies. The left-hand side proved to be by far the better area. The left-hand margin to three-quarters of the way across worked well all week. Crayfish not an issue unless fishing short towards the aerator.
38 fish caught, including a mirror at 50lb, 5 x 45s, 5 x 40s, 4 x 35s, 10 x 30s, 8 x 25s, 3 x 20s.
2 catfish at 114lb and 68lb.

Paul, Drew and Ryan 6th to 13th September 2025

Fishing tactics: plastic baits or hardened baits over particles. Various ranges in open water.
11 fish caught, including a common at 56lb 5oz, 1 x 50s, 1 x 35s, 4 x 30s, 1 x 25s, and a catfish at 43lb.

John & his father 30th August to 6th September 2025

Always fun bringing my kids to Lords Lake. Very happy with our stay.
17 fish caught, including 1 x 50s, 1 x 45s, 1 x 40s, 4 x 35s, 5 x 30s, 4 x 25s.

Dave, Jack & Tom Cairns 16th to 23rd August 2025

Very comfortable, good facilities.
Fishing tactics: I started with boilies, then switched to tigernuts and particles, including pellets for catfish.
29 fish caught, including a common at 46lb 8oz, 1 x 35s, 7 x 30s, 6 x 25s, 7 x 20s.
4 catfish, biggest 100lb and 99lb.

Warrens’ team 2nd to 9th August 2025

All good, 3rd time here.
Fishing tactics: far bank of the lake with plastic baits.
11 fish caughT, including 2 x 40s, 1 x 35s, 1 x 30s, 6 x 25s, and a catfish at 55lb.

Andrew and Steffan 19th to 26th July 2025

Lords Lake Rules

Our lakes are designed so that you enjoy your stay and our fish are protected at the same time. Please take time to read these rules.

  • Security Deposit: On arrival, you will be asked for a £200 per group security deposit. This will be returned at the end of the week providing everything is left in good condition, and as clean and tidy as when you arrived.
  • Arrival Time: From 14:00 PM (2:00)
  • DepartureTime: No later than 10:00 AM
  • Maximum of 3 rods per angler. Rods must never be left unattended – failure to comply will result in immediate removal of the lake with no refund.
  • No lead core or braided main line.
  • Minimum line – 15lbs breaking strain.
  • Safety rigs only.  Leads must eject if line breakage occurs.
  • Barbless or micro-barbed hooks only.
  • No hooks bigger than size 1 and no bent hook rigs. 
  • H Block marker floats are not allowed on Lords Lake.
  • Unhooking mats / carp cradles are compulsory (provided on site).
  • No sacking of fish. Retainning slings should only be used for the minimum necessary time (15-20 minutes maximum), especially in hot weather.
  • All photos should be taken kneeling down just above the unhooking mat; no standing.
  • All fish over 35lbs MUST be photographed in the water only. Please bring waders for this used (used at your own risk).
  • Keep fish wet at all times when out of the water and minimise time out of water to reduce stress.
  • All anglers must carry carp care kits and MUST treat every fish and use these whenever necessary.
  • Only factory-prepared branded particles (e.g. Quest, Dynamite, Natural Baits, etc.) oe those purchased on site are permitted. Home preparation of particles on site is strictly forbidden and subject to a zero-tolerance policy in operation at this venue.
  • No marking or mutilation, or mistreatment of fish. Offenders will be prosecuted.
  • Boats are not allowed, but bait boats are OK.
  • No swimming and no loud radios, please. Please leave your pegs clean and put all litter, bottle tops, and cigarette ends in the bins provided.
  • Children must be accompanied by their parents at all times.
  • The toilets use a septic tank system, not main drainage. Please do not put anything down the toilet except toilet tissue otherwise you will block it. In particular please do not put baby wipes down the toilet.
    Any angler not respecting the rules will be asked to leave and no refund will be given.
  • All visitors must have and be in possession of a valid medical / travel insurance.

Lords Lake Prices & Availability

Lords Lake can be booked on a lake exclusive basis only. It is ideal for 2 anglers, but can accommodate up to 4

  • £1000 per week for 2 anglers (£500 each)
  • £1115 per week for 3 anglers (£371.67 each)
  • £1230 per week for 4 anglers (£307.50 each)
  • Non-Angler £60 per week
  • 10% discount for 2nd and subsequent weeks (across all 6 Bigot lakes) for the same group, during the same calendar year
  • Lords Lake is ideally suited to groups of 2 or 3 anglers, but can accommodate up to 4 anglers
  • A deposit of 30% is required at the time of booking. The balance will be due 10 weeks before the date of your chosen week
  • For bookings less than 10 weeks before the start of your booked week, full payment will be required at the time of booking
  • Payments can be made by bank transfer or credit card
  • Contact us if you have any special requirements or wish to book a week that is not shown on the availability calendar

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