Approximately 12 miles from Colchester, between White Colne and Pebmarsh, this is a stream fed secluded 19 acre lake with large stocks of most species. Due to the water quality and conditions all species of fish stocked in this have grown and bred extremely well. There is a good stock of Carp to over 30lb and a few Pike up to 30lb. The lake also features big Tench, Bream and Hybrids and offers comfortable fishing from flat banks, which are suitable for disabled anglers.

Plenty of silver fish are present in vast number, bream, roach and perch bags are more common that catching a carp, and at times the odd carp angler has been known to fish for these.

The top end of the lake is designated Nature Reserve, and is strictly out of bounds to all members. Any member found fishing in this area will receive an automatic expulsion from the club.

The Carp stocks include a batch of Mark Symonds bred carp, these rapid growers are expected to reach 20lb+ quickly.

There are two toilets located in the car park, they are normally present all year and are regularly cleaned by a contracted company.

One peg ( 20 ) is available for disabled anglers, sporting complete wheelchair saftey fetaures this allows the most serious of disabled angler fish with freedom. All other swims around the lake are suitable for disabled fishing as they have sturdy sleeper fronting and flat banks.

Fishing from permanent pegs only.

Topmost end of the lake is out of bounds at all times.

No fishing from the dam wall, except in Society controlled matches.

Members are permitted to use up to three rods throughout the year.

Beware of the snags in the original stream bed.