I have fished here many times; the fish are not going to break any records although some non-indigenous creatures caught from time to time (post coming soon). There is a wealth of fish including tench, card, bream, roach and rud, no reports of crucians though which is always a shame.
It is just outside the main town, so there is a lot of passing traffic and noise. It is not really a cerious fishing ground although to anglers there may disagree. I have had much fun catching carp using corn, meats and bread flakes, which are not allowed to float!
The rules are barbless hook only, no floating baits, no keeps nets, no fishing past 10pm and no ground baiting. Now ground bait to me and most of the population of anglers I know which the exception of the person looking after the pond for that short period, IS THE STUFF THAT IS LIKE POWER AND NOT LOOSE FEED! Every time I threw in a couple of chunks of corn or a few maggots I would hear this ghastly woman shouting, “No Ground baiting!” This was quite annoying and despite my putting her right, she said it again when I returned the following week.
Anyway this person no longer patrols the pond and it is now ran by a proper bailiff who will happily chat to you, if you are thinking of becoming a member. Otherwise it is only £3 (I think) a day to fish there and I think it is a great little lake to bring my niece and nephew (6 and 11) to get them interested in the sport.
This is one of the fish I bagged on the pole with bread NOT FLOATING! I was slightly more hairy then lol.
It was around 4lb not sure exactly but it was in mint condition with out a mark or a scale missing.
The pond is closed at the moment with a Algae problem see here