Originally the “Moby” was the specimen lake and has been part of the family since 1984. At that stage it was called the “doubles pool“, because it was stocked with a large number of double figured carp.

Whilst there are plenty of carp to be had, the roach in there and over the years in fact all silvers have really taken off. Its now regarded by some as the best silvers lake in the country. All the fish in the lakes are in good condition, yet add that to catch some special fish of roach up to 2lb and you know you’re onto a winner.

In the past Matt Hayes, Kevin Green (editor of improve your coarse fishing), Lee Edwards, Grant Albert, Des Shipp amongst others have all enjoyed great days on the Moby! Last summer, regular to Docklow, Johnny Evans caught a 26lb common carp on a pole from his regular middle island peg. Regularly doubles are coming out. Add that to the quality silvers it makes a cracking fishing lake for day tickets and guests.