Brasenose Two - Large Day Ticket Carp Water in Oxfordshire

Brasenose Two stands as the larger sibling in the Brasenose lake complex, offering an even more expansive 22-acre playground for big hit carp angling with an equally impressive stock of close to 2,000 carp that guarantees action-packed sessions for anglers seeking multiple catches and consistent fishing throughout the year. This magnificent gravel pit represents the pinnacle of high-density carp fishing within the Linear Fisheries empire, providing 55 well-spaced swims around its generous perimeter that ensure even during peak periods, anglers can find space to set up and enjoy the exceptional fishing on offer. The venue has carved out a reputation as one of the most productive day ticket waters in the country, particularly appealing to big hit anglers, day session specialists, and beginners who want to build confidence with regular fish contact in a pressure-free environment.

Located within the world-renowned Linear Fisheries complex near Stanton Harcourt, Brasenose Two benefits from the same meticulous management and facilities that have made Linear synonymous with quality carp fishing, while offering the added advantage of increased water area that supports the massive carp population with room to spread out and feed naturally. The stock composition mirrors that of its smaller counterpart but benefits from the additional acreage, with approximately 500 double-figure carp providing entry-level excitement, 1,200 twenties forming the backbone of the fishing, 250 thirties ensuring every session carries specimen potential, and an impressive 50 fish over forty pounds that include the lake record mirror exceeding 42 pounds and a common over 40 pounds. The diverse stock also features a healthy population of leather carp with specimens reaching 38 pounds, adding variety to catches and ensuring every fish tells a different story.

The underwater topography of this classic gravel pit showcases excellent natural features with multiple feeding areas distributed across its expanse. Gravel bars, plateaus, and deeper channels provide a variety of feeding opportunities, while the extensive reed-lined margins and overhanging trees offer excellent cover and natural food sources.