For carp fisheries & angling clubs
Stop a summer fish kill before it starts
A single hot, still night can undo years of stocking. Lakelytics watches the deep water while you sleep and warns you in time to act — on carp waters across the UK, Ireland, France and Europe.
The short version: most avoidable carp deaths happen overnight in summer, when oxygen crashes in the deep water hours before anyone’s at the bank. Lakelytics puts a solar-powered sensor station on your lake that tracks oxygen 24/7, alerts your phone before it reaches a dangerous level, and can start your aerator automatically — giving you hours to act instead of minutes.
Why fisheries choose it
Peace of mind on the water you can’t always watch
Catch the dawn crash
Oxygen bottoms out before first light. Lakelytics is awake when you’re not, and alerts you the moment it trends low.
Prove your aeration works
See oxygen climb when the aerator runs — and get warned if it isn’t doing its job.
Protect valuable carp
One station in the right spot can save a lake full of big carp built up over years.
Fewer wasted trips
Stop driving out to test by hand. Check your water from your phone, any time.
Whole-team alerts
Bailiffs, committee and syndicate members all get notified, so someone can always respond.
Evidence when it matters
A continuous record of your water — useful for stocking decisions and if questions ever arise.
Placement matters more than quantity
Put the station in the canary spot
One well-placed station beats three in easy-to-reach places. Position it where oxygen falls first, and it acts as an early warning for the whole lake.
- ◆The deepest area, where cool water holds least oxygen
- ◆The most sheltered corner, out of the wind
- ◆The weediest zone, which swings hardest overnight
- ◆Away from aerators and fountains, so you see true conditions
How many stations?
One for most waters — more when the lake asks for it
One station is plenty when…
- ✓ It’s a single-basin lake up to ~2–4 acres
- ✓ The water mixes fairly freely
- ✓ You can place it in the deepest, most sheltered spot
Add a second (or more) when…
- → The lake is bigger than ~4 acres
- → There are separate bays, arms or basins
- → It’s long, narrow or dendritic in shape
- → You have distinct problem areas or multiple aerators
- → The stock is high-value and you want redundancy
Questions from fisheries
Will this work on a day-ticket carp or coarse lake?
Yes — that’s exactly what it’s built for. One sensor station covers most day-ticket waters of around 2–4 acres. It watches dissolved oxygen day and night and alerts you before a crash, which is the single biggest cause of avoidable fish kills.
Do you cover France, Ireland and the rest of Europe?
Yes. Lakelytics is designed for carp lakes and fisheries across the UK, Ireland, France and mainland Europe. Because the station is solar powered and the gateway can use a mobile signal, it suits remote French carp waters and syndicate lakes with no power on site just as well as a UK club water.
We already run aerators. Why do we need monitoring?
Aerators only help if they’re running at the right time and actually working. Lakelytics tells you when oxygen is falling, switches the aerator on automatically, and shows you whether it’s making a difference — so you’re not guessing or running them 24/7 for nothing.
Can the whole committee or syndicate get alerts?
Yes. Add as many people as you like — bailiffs, committee members, syndicate members — so a low-oxygen alert reaches whoever can act, at any hour.
Don’t wait for the next hot spell
Book a quick demo and we’ll show you how Lakelytics would protect your carp — or call and talk it through.