Seven waters for fishing and conservation in mind
Each lake on the fishery has differing characteristics to suit all abilities of coarse fishing. The man made lakes have been excavated with conservation in mind. Thousands of trees and hedgerows have been planted, as well as a two hectare reed bed.
Fishery rules & day ticket prices
Rook Lake
Rook lake is the eldest lake on the fishery. Originally built as a water storage reservoir, it is now predominately for pleasure fishing, boasting large carp and other specimens.
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Magpie Lake
The most picturesque lake with all 36 pegs full of features. The perfect pleasure and match lake that offers shelter in the harshest conditions.
Crow Lake
The newest lake on the complex. It is intended to offer fairer match fishing across the whole lake with no varying features or depths.
Jay Lake
The original canal lake dug in 2007 with average widths of 13-14.5m, shallow margins and 4/5ft deep in the central channel.
Jackdaw Lake
The perfect lake that offers bites from silver fish and small carp. 7 pegs with parking directly behind each swim, the ideal lake for beginners and anglers who like a variation of species and colour.
Raven Lake
Created in 2017, a canal style match lake with 0.8 hectare surface area.
Nutcracker Lake
A fabulous lake with lots of species of fish, ideal for beginners and anglers who like plenty of bites. Parking directly behind each swim.
The complex at a glance
Seven lakes, four lodges, the CL caravan site, café and tackle shop, all laid out around Rook Farm.
Ready to cast a line?
Get in touch with the team to check availability, book a match or ask about our holiday lodges overlooking Rook Lake.
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