All Saints Lake

All Saints Lake is the last lake to have benefited from our planting and landscaping and has been designed to be our most sociable lake.

All Saints Lake was the former silt pond for the site during excavation and is approximately six acres in size with a flat bottom with an average depth of six feet.

This lake has been designed with the social aspect of angling in mind, with wide chunky swims. There may only be seven swims in total, but with double and treble swims made from telegraph poles ensures a comfortable time with your friends on the bank is possible.

Willow, Reedmace, reeds and Blue Iris have all been planted and are rapidly maturing, to form what we hope is going to be a stunning little lake, set with the backdrop of attractive tree belts.

The first stockings were made in 2012 with fish sourced from Frontfish UK, the lake has been lightly fished and the largest fish caught so far has been a 27lbs mirror carp. What else could be lurking in the depths waiting to be caught?

These first stockings have been supplemented in 2016 by beautiful AJS fish which have been grown in our own stock ponds and allowed to reach bigger weights before being stocked into the fishery.

We are starting to see carp in the mid-twenty pound bracket being caught from All Saints Lake.

All Saints Lake Stock

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Mirror and Common Carp