The River Rother flows from Rotherfield through East Sussex and Kent to its mouth in the picturesque town of Rye. The lake is highly well-liked by pike fishermen and has a variety of fish types. The river is accessible to many clubs, and they often hold match fishing contests.

The river has numerous characteristics, such as expansive lily pad patches, reeds flanking the river side, and inlets. Small boats may often be seen travelling up and down the river.