Angel of the North Fishing Lakes

Angel Lakes is a fishing venue that offers three distinct lakes, each with its own characteristics and fish populations. Bassetts Lake is particularly suitable for novice and family-friendly fishing, featuring 14 pegs, including two disabled-accessible pegs. The lake is divided equally between carp species, such as common, mirror, and leather carp, and a variety of silvers, including rudd, roach, orfe, ide, gudgeon, skimmers, tench, golden tench, crucian carp, koi carp, and gudgeon. This mix of fish provides a great opportunity for anglers of all levels to enjoy a diverse fishing experience.

Bowes Lake, on the other hand, boasts two island features and a designated none fishing sanctuary area. The lake consists of 70% carp, encompassing common, mirror, leather, and ghost carp, and 30% silvers, including rudd, roach, ide, orfe, perch, skimmers, bream, tench, golden tench, crucian carp, golden rudd, chub, barbel, silver orfe, golden orfe, and blue orfe. With its varied fish population and interesting features, Bowes Lake offers a challenge and excitement for anglers seeking a well-rounded fishing experience.

Lastly, Lookout Lake presents an even distribution between carp and silvers. Anglers can expect to encounter carp species such as common, mirror, leather, ghosties, and koi carp, alongside silvers like rudd, roach, orfe, ide, perch, skimmers, bream, tench, golden tench, crucian carp, golden rudd, silver bream, chub, barbel, golden orfe, silver orfe, and blue orfe. With its balanced fish population and a range of species to target, Lookout Lake provides a picturesque and diverse fishing environment for anglers to enjoy.