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Fishery Layout

Trout Fishing in North Wales
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Top Pool

In places, Top Pool is 18ft deep with an average depth of 10ft. Designed in the shape of a heart, it is the 'Marmite' pool - you either love it or hate it!

Fish tend to stay deep and when a rise happens it tends to be in the same area. Open to the elements, it can be a cold pool to fish.

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Home Pool

This is the pool to fish if you like 'top of the water' sport - free rising for much of the day and the evening rises can be spectacular.

Average depth of 8ft and much shallower in the margins - can get weedy at times but 'where there's weed, there's feed, and where there's feed, there's fish'

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Farm Pool

A deep pool ranging to 15ft in parts. Fish often seen in the margins but a long cast is quite useful, as on busy days fish tend to congregate on the far side, close to the tree line

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Family Pool

Following redevelopment in 2023, this pool is now roughly 8-10ft throughout. Densely stocked pool as any method is allowed but the fish can get very wily especially if there is noise and vibration going on. To get the best results, a cautious and delicate approach will pay dividends

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Deep Pool

Not as deep as the name suggests - maximum depth 9ft. Used as a multi method lake, the fish can be found feeding close to the islands. A charming little pool which offers some superb fishing

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