Opened in 2008, Mallard Lake has quickly established itself as our most heavily stocked water. Home to a stunning strain of English Carp, it offers 33 well-spaced pegs designed for both comfort and strategic casting. While the lake is famous for its high density of fish in the 15–30lb range, don’t let the numbers fool you—this water holds giants, with residents reaching just under the 50lb mark.
Underrated and under fished no, over shadowed probably. Sandmartin for a long while has been in the shadows of our other waters.
Another Lake Holding Carp to 50lb, a stunning Common called Tilley with a good head of 30’s and 40’s it can certainly be described as another specimen lake.
Sandmartin is around 7 acres with features unique to the complex with 20ft holes, patches of weed and shallow margins with clumps of rush’s and the original concrete pumping platform.
Swan Lake is another specimen water, again tree lined at about 12 acres. Fished from two banks, the north bank being deeper than the south. With little weed to contend with, the features you are looking for are hard spots on the lake bed.
With a large stock of Carp in Bluebell up to the biggest of 40lb a big number of 20’s, Bluebell can give some good catches in the right conditions.
A very picturesque tree lined 7 acre lake with mature Weeping Willows, flowering lily pads and reed line. Bluebell Lake is one of our more straight forward lakes to fish, with little weed and no need to fish at distance.
The margins fish well, under overhanging trees or just off a bed of lily pads. Other Residents of Bluebell are double figure Bream and Tench.
Probably the best known water here at Bluebell. From the very start Kingfisher Lake established itself as an out and out Big Carp water with its most famous former residents being Benson at 64lb.
Kingfisher is about eight acres lined with mature trees, the lake bed has contours from shallows to depths, with plenty of features, crystal clear water clarity and abundance of naturals.
