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Specimen Lakes:
IronMill Lake was completely renovated in 2007 and is now 3 acres and 9 - 12 feet deep with 8 fishing platforms as well as bank fishing. It is fed by a stream of the same name and is on the same side of the valley as the fish farm. It is bordered by the stream and has its own supply of wild browns. It is set on its own and is a secluded piece of heaven in an already beautiful valley.
 
The other lakes cascade down through Bellbrook Valley and all feed into each other.

Bellbrook Lake (not currently fishing) is situated across the valley from the house and is the most established of all the lakes. Depending on the season it has a variety of beautiful flora including a bank covered with Rhododendrons which look fantastic in bloom. It has recently been renovated and has a number of deep holding pools with depths ranging from 4 to 12 feet. This lake has vehicle and wheelchair access.

Bodmin Lake is set in an acre and a half and has a depth of 3-12 feet. It is fed by Bellbrook Stream and is one of the most popular lakes with several fishing platforms and a number of bushes and trees on the banks providing good cover. It is situated in front of the lodge and has vehicle and disabled access.

Dartmoor Lake is next moving up the valley and has its own shelter in case the weather turns nasty. This lake is the most shaded and is consistently deep - 8 feet at it's shallowest - making it a good choice on a bright day. It is set in ¾ of an acre and is a good vantage point being set in the middle of the fishery.