Billingham Lake

Billingham Lake

Billingham is a very shallow, long, elipse shaped, 2 acre lake that is set in a valey at the bottom of Billingham farm's fields. The lake has a number of different features including overhanging bushes and fallen trees at the left hand end of the lake, and an island near the fallen trees. The right hand end of the lake has a row of overhanging trees, and patches of lilly pads. Billingham Lake is extremely shallow with much of the water only being 2-4 feet deep. There are apporximately 25 flatish, grass banked swims that are generally level or slightly raised from the waters edge. Successful baits include luncheon meat, sweetcorn, lobworm, maggots, bread and boilies.

Readers Comments

"Caught bags of fish including a number of small carp."

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