Description: A 3-acre lake with gulleys, gravel bars and islands. Depths run from five feet to 17 feet. There is a small island on the northeast bank to separate the lake into two bays. General boilie and pellet tactics work well with zig rigs being a great tactic when the pressure is high and the fish are sat in middle layers.
This seven-acre reservoir has been opened as a commercial fishery since 1997. With a traditional path or timber walkway all around, the lake boasts 66 pegs, all of which are easily accessible and large enough to accommodate even the biggest amount of fishing tackle. The bottom is relatively flat with an average depth of five feet, up to just over seven. There are four mature, reed-fringed islands.
Extremely mature water that opened in 1981, with plenty of bankside vegetation, making this picturesque location an ideal venue for specimen hunters and pleasure anglers alike. As well as housing monster catfish, the carp run up to high thirties. Depths run to over 12 feet in places and plenty of gravel bars and islands can be great fish-holding areas.