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Sandymoor Pool is our clubs flagship water, and has been owned
outright by the club since 1994. A very picturesque lake of about
5.2 acres, set in 7 acres of land, this fantastic water is easily
accesible from all of Runcorn and the surrounding area, via the
A557 Daresbury expressway.
Species of fish present include Common and Mirror Carp, Tench,
Roach, Rudd, Perch, Bream, Gudgeon, Chub, Crucian Carp. We have
also just introduced a number of Barbel.
The pool has four islands - 3 permanent and one floating pontoon,
a bridge joining the two sides, and many small channels and bays
to explore. With more than 60 swims, there is provision for up to
80 anglers.
Sandymoor started out as two relatively small natural ponds (the
side that you encounter immediately from the car park), and has
progressively grown in size to the water you now see today. The
other half was dug out around 28 years ago, in 1972, by Manpower
Services. It was at this time that the pool was stocked with Italian
Strain Carp, which were bought from Humberside Fisheries.
With depths varying from 3ft in the 'big' side to around 6 or 7ft
by the car park, there are numerous features to attract both fish
and angler.
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Leased from The Woodland Trust, Greenswood Pond is approximately
half an acre in size, and offers some spectacular fishing for such
a small water, especially later on in the year.
Situated approximately 100 yards from the car park, along a woodland
path, and with only 12 swims, it is generally a quiet and peaceful
water. Species of fish present include Roach, Rudd, Perch, Tench,
and Crucian Carp.
In 1996 Greenswood Pond was netted and drained, to allow essentail
de-silting work to be carried out after problems when the water
level had dropped drastically in the hot weather, putting the fish
at risk. The pond is now up to 10ft deep (previously it was only
2ft in places!) and the fish are thriving. Some of the larger Roach
and Perch may also be reaching 'specimen' size.
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