Long Copse Top Pond, located in Great Bookham, Surrey, is the larger of two ponds totaling one and a quarter acres. Situated at the junction of Eastwick Drive and Spring Grove, this pond is easily accessible from the road with ample parking available. It can accommodate up to 14 anglers and is home to a variety of fish species including common and mirror carp ranging from 2 to 14 pounds, with the occasional ghost carp making an appearance. Anglers often catch double figure fish, with larger fish posing a challenge due to the dense reed beds surrounding the pond. In addition to carp, Long Copse Top Pond also houses Roach, Rudd, Perch, and Tench, and was recently stocked with a shoal of Bream. The pond provides an exciting fishing experience for anglers of all levels. On the other hand, Long Copse Bottom Pond is the smaller of the two ponds but is equally popular, especially among junior anglers. With a plentiful head of fish, including Carp up to 10 lbs, Crucian Carp, Tench, Roach, Rudd, and some good Perch, this pond offers a variety of angling opportunities. Additionally, a few ornamental Goldfish add a touch of color to the pond. Both ponds at Long Copse offer a peaceful and picturesque setting for fishing enthusiasts, providing a relaxing escape in nature. Whether you are a seasoned angler looking for a challenge or a beginner wanting to enjoy a day out by the water, these ponds offer something for everyone. With its diverse range of fish species and beautiful surroundings, Long Copse Top Pond and Bottom Pond are must-visit destinations for any fishing enthusiast in the Great Bookham area.