Mallards is a 25-peg oval shaped canal pool which Baden Hall has revamped.

With a shelf off the far bank three metres wide and between two and three feet deep, the bottom then shelves to about six feet.

The width is approximately 14 metres but this does vary slightly in places.

It has a flow in and a flow out so has a constant supply of fresh water.

Mallards fishes well with average match weights of between 70lbs and 80lbs.

Predominately stocked with carp weighing between 2lbs and 8lbs on average, it also holds a decent head of skimmers, roach and other silver fish.

The peg spacings are quite wide at about six metres so each peg has a lot of scope.

Usual baits such as corn, meat, pellet and maggots all work well and keepnets can be used for pleasure fishing unless otherwise stated due to weather conditions.

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