Crook Hall Farm

Crook Hall Farm is situated in the village of Bispham, in heart of rural West Lancashire in the North West of England. Although surrounded by countryside they are only a 10-minute drive from Junction 27 of the M6.

There are three well stocked fishing ponds which are ideally suited to the pleasure angler using traditional methods whilst enjoying the peace, tranquility and beautiful surroundings of Crook Hall Farm.

Maggie’s pond is a recently opened commercial fishery. Originally Maggie’s pond was a beautiful secret garden. Situated a short walk from our cottages, it is easily accessible on foot or by car down the track if you have a lot of equipment to carry. Due to the topography of the land Maggie’s pond is extremely well sheltered and will offer comfortable fishing on the windiest days or during the colder months of winter. Surrounded by mixed deciduous trees Maggie’s pond is an idyllic place to relax and forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This pond contains a mixture of coarse fish including, Chub, Barbel, Roach, Tench, Perch and Rudd in addition to Common Carp, Mirror Carp. F1’s and Grass Carp.

Joe’s Pond and Nora’s pond are situated 80 yards from the holiday cottages in the pasture fields opposite. Both ponds are sheltered by a mixture of deciduous trees and hedges, whilst the margins are planted with sedges, Irises and Reed mace. They both contain a variety of coarse fish including specimen Rudd, Perch, Chub, Tench and also Koi Carp, Common Carp, Mirror Carp and F1’s.