Situated in the heart of Kent at the top of the Darenth Valley in the rolling hills of a former large country estate, lays our beautiful fishery ‘Combe Bank’. Established for almost 400 years it was originally two smaller ponds and enlarged several years later in 1745. Halfway along its northern bank sits a disused old boathouse which can still be seen today.
Combe Bank lies on the North-West side of the village of Sundridge which itself is on the edge of the market town Sevenoaks. The river Darenth flows from the West adjacent to the edge of the lake.
The fishery itself has had little pressure for many years and having only acquired it in June last year many of its residents are still unknown to us. What we do know is all the fish witnessed to date possess tremendous fighting qualities are in immaculate condition and some for sure have never previously been hooked.
