Loiret · Centre-Val de Loire · France · 47 acres (19 ha)
Loiret, Centre-Val de Loire 47 acres (19 ha) Lake No night fishing 209mi from Calais
About Fishing at Lac de Chalette
Lac de Chalette is a compact 19-hectare natural lake in Loiret offering solid carp fishing alongside pike, perch, bream and tench—ideal if you prefer intimate, bank-accessible water without boat pressure. Night fishing is permitted for dedicated carp sessions, and the mixed species make it a good choice if your group wants variety. You'll need a day or season ticket from AAPPMA du Loiret, and at 209 miles from Calais it's best combined with other venues in the Centre-Val de Loire region.
Department
Loiret
Region
Centre-Val de Loire
Water Type
Lake
Size
47 acres (19 ha)
Night Fishing
Not permitted
Boats
Unknown
From Calais
209 miles
Managed by
AAPPMA du Loiret
Fishing Rules & Regulations — Lac de Chalette
Night fishing at Lac de Chalette is not permitted. Night carp not confirmed on this lake. Loiret night carp is only authorised on: the entire Loire river, Lac des Closiers, Étang des Grèves (Beaulieu), Étang du Puits (Cerdon, digue only), Canal de Briare sections, and Île Charlemagne (Orléans, AAPPMA dates). Source: federationpeche45.fr/6247-les-parcours-specifiques-no-kill-cdn-.htm Anglers must leave the bank before dark.
Managed by AAPPMA du Loiret. Always verify current rules with the AAPPMA before your session — regulations can change seasonally.
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Lac de Chalette holds carp, pike, perch, bream, tench. Carp are the primary draw for visiting UK anglers. All carp should be handled with care and returned promptly. A landing mat and unhooking mat are essential kit for any carp session.
A valid Carte de Pêche is required to fish Lac de Chalette — you will also need to be affiliated with AAPPMA du Loiret. Licences are available online before your trip.
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Lac de Chalette covers 47 acres (19 ha) in Loiret, Centre-Val de Loire, France.
What fish can I catch at Lac de Chalette?+
The water holds Carp, Pike, Perch, Bream, Tench. Carp are the primary target for most visiting UK anglers. All carp must be handled with care and returned.
Is night fishing allowed at Lac de Chalette?+
Night fishing at Lac de Chalette is not permitted. Night carp not confirmed on this lake. Loiret night carp is only authorised on: the entire Loire river, Lac des Closiers, Étang des Grèves (Beaulieu), Étang du Puits (Cerdon, digue only), Canal de Briare sections, and Île Charlemagne (Orléans, AAPPMA dates). Source: federationpeche45.fr/6247-les-parcours-specifiques-no-kill-cdn-.htm Plan your trip as a day session and leave the bank before dark.
Are bivvies allowed at Lac de Chalette?+
Bivvy camping restrictions apply at Lac de Chalette. Full details including any overnight exemptions are available to PiscaMaps members.
Are boats allowed at Lac de Chalette?+
Boat use is restricted at Lac de Chalette. No specific rules found.
How far is Lac de Chalette from Calais?+
Lac de Chalette is approximately 209 miles from Calais by road. Allow around 3 hours driving from Calais.
Do I need a French fishing licence to fish Lac de Chalette?+
Yes — all anglers fishing in France require a valid Carte de Pêche (French fishing licence), available from cartedepeche.fr. You must also be affiliated with the local AAPPMA (AAPPMA du Loiret). Annual, weekly and daily licences are available online before your trip.
Planning a Trip to Lac de Chalette
To fish Lac de Chalette, you need a valid Carte de Pêche (French fishing licence), available online at cartedepeche.fr before you leave the UK — affiliation with AAPPMA du Loiret is included in the purchase process. Annual, weekly and daily licences are all available online. Lac de Chalette is 209 miles from Calais, around 4 hours from the ferry or tunnel.
