LAKE AND STOCK INFO - UPDATED 23.01.19
Oak lake is over an acre in size with 28 peg's and is a firm favourite amongst pleasure/match anglers who want to target the bigger carp.
The lake has changed over the years, it was stocked back in 2007 with 1000 Carp around 8-10 inches. These fish are now predominantly 10-15lb. In addition to this there were also a number of carp already in the lake which are of a similar size. Ever since this stocking we have added 900 F1's in April 2018 and 4200 smaller carp around the 10oz size towards the end of 2018. There has always been a healthy stock of silver fish as well.
It's 5ft on average and 6ft at it's deepest in open water areas with good margin depths as well around the 3ft mark. Although relatively featureless on the surface, Oak has four gravel bars running across it's width which are excellent features and often where the fish will get caught from.
For match booking's on this lake please see the matches page.
The lake has changed over the years, it was stocked back in 2007 with 1000 Carp around 8-10 inches. These fish are now predominantly 10-15lb. In addition to this there were also a number of carp already in the lake which are of a similar size. Ever since this stocking we have added 900 F1's in April 2018 and 4200 smaller carp around the 10oz size towards the end of 2018. There has always been a healthy stock of silver fish as well.
It's 5ft on average and 6ft at it's deepest in open water areas with good margin depths as well around the 3ft mark. Although relatively featureless on the surface, Oak has four gravel bars running across it's width which are excellent features and often where the fish will get caught from.
For match booking's on this lake please see the matches page.
Rules
It is Lavender Hall's policy to be fair and honest with the visitors to their waters and for this reason we have no silly rules. Very few visitors are banned from the waters or told to leave but the bailiff or staff will send anglers away if they blatantly disregard the rules that we do have. For instance anglers have been told to leave after parking their vehicles on the grass having driven past notices saying they should not do so, standing up with fish, lighting fires on the bank, being abusive and spoiling the fishing for others, leaving their rods unattended and leaving litter.
Lavender Hall operates a zero tolerance policy to any acts of aggression or abuse towards its bailiff and staff.
Please read these rules carefully before coming to fish this water.
For the General Lake Rules Click Here
Lavender Hall operates a zero tolerance policy to any acts of aggression or abuse towards its bailiff and staff.
Please read these rules carefully before coming to fish this water.
For the General Lake Rules Click Here