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The Leconfield Estates
Photographs by Tim Wardle, Andrew Thompson, Lee Kendall, Alan King, and as captioned.
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Jacksons and Cox's
Jacksons is beautifully situated within a wood but with ample casting distances on all sides and at just over 0.5 hectares is the third largest of the lakes.
It is a rainbow only water with its own hut and boat available on a first-come, first-served basis with flotation vests etc available in the hut. Look out for the wildlife here including kingfishers.
By walking up the far side of Jacksons lake up and through the wood, you reach Cox's lake whose water feeds down into Jacksons. Cox’s lake has been set aside for carp fly fishing.
The lake is approximately 0.3 hectares in size.
It has its own fisherman's hut and is bounded by trees on one side but casting distances are ample.
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| Cox's pond carp (and some trout) |
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| Jacksons Lake |
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| Cox's pond in the winter |
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| Jacksons Lake |
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| Cox's Pond New Years Day 2010 |