Billingford Lake

This mature lake of approximately 7.5 acres has a great head of large carp with a lake record of 40lb+ There are 17 swims on the lake all full with features including an island, weed beds, gravel bars, Lillie patches, reed lined bays and much more. It is one of the easier carp lakes on the complex where you are never too far from a bite, however it can be hard on its days. This lake is often overlooked for its coarse fish, with some specimen Roach and Rudd to be had if you can find them. There are also many pike that go over the 20lb barrier, making it the ideal lake for the all-round specimen angler.

Kingfisher Pond 

This is one of our stock ponds that we have around the site. These ponds are very important to us as a fishery helping us to breed on and grow the future fish that supply our lakes. We ask you to not fish these ponds as it helps them grow at a faster rate. 

Teal Pond

This is one of our stock ponds that we have around the site. These ponds are very important to us as a fishery helping us to breed on and grow the future fish that supply our lakes. We ask you to not fish these ponds as it helps them grow at a faster rate.

Grebe Pond

This small starting lake is perfect for children or beginners at learning the basics. It is a heavily stocked pond full of Roach, Rudd, and a few Golden Rudd, making it good to also practice your identification of species. Fishing with light tackle and small baits will see you catching all day.

Osprey Pond

This pond is currently under maintenance for the foreseeable future.

Basil Todd

Lake This lovely 6-acre mixed coarse lake is the perfect place to come if you want to catch a lot of different species. This lake has fairly shallow margins heading to a steep shelf dropping down to 8ft with depths of 12ft out in the middle. In this lake you can catch Roach, Rudd, Bream, Tench, Carp, Perch and Crucian Carp there are many different fish to target. With Tench to over 10lb being caught from here and Perch to over 3lb there are some real specimen fish worth targeting. This lake can also be hired out for matches by getting in touch via our email or number.

The Great Lake.

This is the most popular lake on the complex with the complex’s largest residents in with carp to mid-30s and possibly bigger, the stock of fish is around the 250-300 mark depending on how many fish have come through the ranks, hatching in the lakes. The average size of the fish on here makes the lake very popular with most of the carp coming out around the 20lbs, you know that the fish you catch will be a nice one. There is a nice mix of strains of carp in this lake, from scaly mirrors, to near leather looking ones, big scaled commons and black and white koi there’s lots to try and aim for in this lake. The bottom of this lake is fairly weedy, however there are many clear spots in amongst the weed that can be found with a little bit of work with a marker rod. As well as the impressive carp that can be found in this lake there is some monster pike that are lurking in the deeps and are not to be forgotten about, giving you something to try for in the colder months when the carp fishing gets tough, we also had a complex record Tench out of this lake at 11lb8oz.

Heron Pond

This little pond is alongside the river making it perfect for looking at the wildlife going past, because it is so near to the river it may be liable to flooding there is sometimes a surprise or two lurking in there. With reports of big chub being caught at over 6lb and perch to over 3lb it can be a good lake to come and try for a couple of hours on a cold winter’s day.

Bittern Pond

This Pond has a high stocking of Tench and Crucian Carp, with depths of 5/6ft in most places and a small amount of weed, it’s great for anglers wanting to float fish or coarse fish in general. With 5 swims on the lake each swim has plenty of water to fish to and a mix of lily pads and overhanging trees to target these elusive species.

John Wilson Lake

This is a stunning little lake at an acre big with all the features you could want snaggy margins, lilies, weed beds and small golden gravel spots, giving you lots of stalking opportunities. The lake is one of the hardest on the complex with only around 25 fish in it and all of them being old wise carp it can be tricky at times. The fish are all dark and old, with the majority of them being scaly mirrors, each fish from there is special. The John Wilson Lake is available to book out exclusively via the bailiff Kevin on 07580139543.  The lake has four swims available.  If the lake is not booked out privately, it is available to fish on a day ticket

Cygnet Lake/ the sand pit

This 5-acre lake is surrounded with sand, giving it the old name, many people know it by, the sandpit. There is a good amount of carp that can be found in the lake with them ranging up to low 30s. As well as this there is a large stock of specimen Tench in the lake with many being caught to just under 10lbs, it’s not rare for anglers to have 10-15 Tench in a day out of there. Also, there a few big perch that can be found in there around 3-4lbs which are rarely fished for, but are worth targeting. There are 11 swims on this lake with shallow snaggy bays and deep open water at over 30ft there is something for everyone.

The river is one of the most overlooked parts of the complex, however there is some incredible fishing to be had. Its mainly a shallow fast flowing river however has a few slower deeper holes that can be productive in the colder months. There is a big selection of fish to be found in the river, consisting with Minnows, Roach, Perch, Pike, Chub and Trout. There are some large river roach that can be found in shoals which often can be found under trees in deeper areas, the big chub like to sit in the shallow water when the suns out giving people the opportunity to try and free line for them, however they are very spooky and will quickly find cover if they feel pressured. The perch often hang around cover but will happily come out for a feed in the open to ambush, and the pike will normally sit in the weed waiting for their prey to come past them before attacking. At over a mile long there are plenty of spots to try and fish from and to, with overhangs often playing a big part.