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| Fishery Name: Sandhall Ponds |
| Address: Brick Kiln Road, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 9QB
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Entrance Grid Ref: SD 30344 76596
Car Park Grid Ref: SD 30344 76596
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| Sat Nav: LA12 9QB |
| Phone Numbers: 01229 586221
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| Email Address: ? |
Description: Sandhall Ponds, a quiet idyllic water comprising of three ponds which are all interlinked. Sandhall provides superb carp fishing with Mirror and Common Carp close to 20lbs although a lot of Tench are present which are well worth targeting, as they go to the magical 8lb mark. A sprinking of other mixed coarse fish are present in Sandhall ponds.
Mirror, Common and a few Ghost Carp were stocked in Sandhall ponds after being fished out of the Gas Terminal ponds in Barrow then transported to Ulverston. The carp are now settled into the water and have packed on weight in the few years they have been present. The largest fish stocked was 8lb but there are a few fish being twice that weight now with the largest caught up to date being just over 17lb. We believe that soon the water will hold a magic 20lbs+ fish.
Disabled Access at Sandhall Ponds
In February 2004 the new bridge for disabled anglers was installed. Pegs for disabled anglers have followed. There has also been a lot of work carried out on the paths and pegs which makes this a comfortable water to fish.
Day Tickets No Longer Available
Due to changing circumstances within the Association Day Tickets are no longer available on this water
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Fish Species:
Bream
Common |
Bream
Silver |
Bullhead |
Carp
Common |
Carp
Crucian |
Carp
F1 Carp |
Carp
Ghost |
Carp
Grass |
Carp
Leather |
Carp
Koi |
Carp
Mirror |
Catfish
Wels |
Eel |
Goldfish |
Goldfish
Brown |
Orfe/Ide
Blue |
Orfe/Ide
Golden |
Orfe/Ide
Silver |
Ruffe |
Schelly |
Stickle
back |
Stone
Loach |
Sturgeon |
Tench |
Tench
Golden |
Walleye |
Zander |
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Rules:
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Facilities:
Sandhall Ponds offer fishing access for disabled anglers and has two disabled pegs. The disabled pegs are easily accessed from the car parking at the right side of the road by crossing the bridge which is suitable for wheelchair access. Once across the brigde there are two pegs within easy access.
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