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There are three waters at this location that are available for coarse fishing, (2 general coarse lakes and 1 trout lake fishable for pike during the winter season).

Quarry Lake is the largest of the waters at 8 acres, stocked with rainbow trout, brown trout, blue trout and also arctic char. The fish do go big in here with browns to 15lb and rainbows to almost 23 lb. Boat hire is available, but you are advised to pre book them.

The Delph Lake is 3 acres in size and is primarily a trout lake, but you can deadbait for pike during January and February each year. With pike landed over 30lbs, and nettings to remove the coarse fish have revealed pike to 40lbs, as such it does get a bit of attention.

The coarse lake is 3.5 acres in size and has depths to 15 ft in the centre with approximately 5 ft of water at each end. Big carp again dominate in this water with specimens to over 30lbs present. There are 41 pegs to choose from, which are all comfortable with hard standing. The water has a lot of hidden features that makes locating the fish a little bit easier. The best time of the day to catch these fish is in the early morning and also teatime to sunset. As well as these large fish the water also contains fish that average around the 5 lb mark. There is no point fishing too light in this water, as it will end in disappointment.

The final lake on the complex is the smallest at an acre, but still provides 10 pegs from which to fish to. Again for its' size it is very deep with 4 ft at one end and 15 ft at the other. During the summer months sport is very consistent if you are willing to tackle the roach and also the skimmer bream. The best approach to this water is to use simple tactics and fairly light tackle with either maggot or worm on a size 16 or smaller hook. There are carp that run into double figures, with rudd, perch, tench and orfe and gudgeon making up the rest of the stock. It is a very good water for new starters.