THE
LAKE
BELOW
- LOOKING OUT TO THE ISLAND FROM THE LAZY MAN SWIM

The lake is between 4 and 5 acres
and was originally dug in 1966
but re-shaping work was carried out in 2003. Depths vary from
3 foot to 9 foot. Over the last 3 years the lake has matured nicely, rushes,
reeds and various bankside cover now border the lake although various
attempts to plant lilly pads have failed as the fish love to rip them
up !!!
The
bottom is mainly flat but raised areas, stoney areas, silt, a couple of
bars and a nicely shaped gulley give plenty of underwater features to
find. There are also over hanging trees on the island to fish to and a
spit that splits part of the lake towards the island, there is also a
small back bay with an island that the fish like to visit for some peace
and quiet !!!
There
are 5 main bivvy swims which have solar lights to mark
the waters edge, picnic benches and places to hang up unhooking mats.
Dannos
swim - this is on othe opposite side of the lake from the lodge,
there is a shallow bar to the right hand side with a Lshaped gulley behind,
you also have over hanging trees to fish to on the left hand side and
also on the far bank ( one side of the spit ) you can also fish to gap
between the island and the spit.
Bus
shelter swim - this is on the same bank as dannos swim,
the bottom is mainly feature less but you can find hard spots and silty
spots you also have the island, open water and nice margins to fish to.
Also you can fish to the area that the fish have been fed in.
Lazy
man swim - yes you probably guessed it - right beside the lodge!!!
the bottom is more or less the same as the bus shelter swim, also with
the island, margins and fish feeding area to fish to.
The
point swim - on the same side as the lodge on the opposite side
of the spit to dannos swim, the bottom has a bar that runs straight out
infront of the swim across to the far bank ( the spit ) stoney areas,
deeper holes, far bank overhanging trees and nice margins make this an
interesting swim to fish.
Scotts
bay swim - just around the corner from the point on its own,
only a small bay with a small island to one side. Many people neglect
this swim as there is only a small amount of water, but the fish love
to hide up in there especially when the wind blows into the bay, ideal
for ambushing the fish with 2 rods.
There
is a rowing boat at the lake for your use
but please use the
life jacket that is provided.
Bait
boats are also permitted.

Below
- looking out to the left of the bus shelter swim

Below
- looking towards the lodge from dannos swim

Below
- The point swim march 2010

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