Website Map

Website Map and Contents

The website is divided into eight sections: Home, The Project, Lakes, Fishing, Facilities, Attractions, Biodiversity and Training. Below is a brief overview of the contents of each of the eight sections:

Home
General information of use to anyone thinking of contacting or visiting Angel of the North Fishing Lakes, including contact details, maps and directions, opening times and details of the accessibility features of this website.

Lakes
Information about the three lakes: Bowes Lake, Lookout Lake and Bassett's Pond with a site map. There's also an image gallery and information about the building of the lakes (including the contractors).

Fishing
An overview of the fishing activities permitted on site, with detailed information on each type: coarse fishing, novice fishing, competition fishing, club fishing, night fishing and disabled fishing. There is also information on events, which will include competitions, club days and corporate days, information on tickets (shortly to include online booking and payment facilities) and details of the equipment hire and bait sales facilities. We've also included some information on some of the fish that can be found in the lakes. Please note the fishing rules and regulations.

Facilities
Information on both the on-site facilities and details of the ways in which the site has been made accessible for disabled visitors. We've also provided information on accommodation and food and drink.

Attractions
Details of the attractions on site, including recreation, as well as some ideas for other local attractions to visit, such as shopping centres, sport & recreational facilities, museums & history and ideas for family days out.

Biodiversity
Angel of the North Fishing Lakes is being developed with a focus on conservation and wildlife. Conservation plans include the protection and introduction of habitats and native species, particularly the conservation of traditional hayfields and meadows.

Training
Information on the wide range of training courses offered at Angel of the North Fishing Lakes, including courses relating to conservation, biodiversity, aquaculture, angling, animal welfare and agriculture. Information is also provided for any school or community groups wishing to visit or undertake projects.