
Weeping Willow Fisheries
Before you travel
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Water type
- Lake
- Unlock level
- 50
- Travel fare
- 10,000 credits
- Stay per game day
- 2,000 credits
Explore the waterway
Fishing licenses
License validity uses real days. Your stay uses game days.
Understand fishing licensesFish in Weeping Willow Fisheries
Fish class
- Carp ColossusMonster

- Common BreamYoungCommonTrophyUnique

- Common CarpYoungCommonTrophyUnique

- Crucian CarpCommonTrophy

- European ChubCommonTrophy

- European PerchCommonTrophy

- Ghost CarpCommonTrophyUnique

- Golden TenchCommonTrophyUnique

- Grass CarpCommonTrophyUnique

- Hybrid F1 CarpCommonTrophyUnique

- Leather CarpCommonTrophyUnique

- Mirror CarpCommonTrophyUnique

- Northern PikeCommonTrophy

- Prussian CarpCommonTrophyUnique

- TenchCommonTrophyUnique

- Wels CatfishYoungCommonTrophyUnique

Fishing areas
Weather patterns
About Weeping Willow Fisheries
Located in the Kent County of South East England, the Weeping Willow Fisheries welcome all angling explorers with their endearing summer atmosphere of that British natural allure that is next to magical in its simplicity. Surrounded by distant ridges and roaming valleys, nothing is more welcoming to the tired wanderer than this willow-grown angling paradise! Although most of the Weeping Willow Fisheries are man-made reservoirs, their name comes from the one natural Willow Lake, smallest of them all and old as time itself, with a magnificent century-old weeping willow, that’s been towering right in the middle of its still waters for almost a century! Among the best Carp fishing destinations in the world, this marvelous equatorial complex encompasses five stunningly beautiful lakes and the lovely shallow Grasswickshire River. The complex can easily satisfy and quench the desire of any anglers eager to go on a good Carp hunt or indulge in the challenge of catching other species like Catfish, Pike, Tench, Bream and many more! Indeed, pure in their sweet perfection, the Weeping Willow Fisheries offer the most relaxing angling in Britain.








