• Located approximately 1 mile from Junction 37 of the M6 Motorway situated in picturesque countryside.
• This 37-acre Lake is ideally located for Visiting Anglers being so near to the Motorway. There is also a Motel at the Killington Services.
• The Lake is rapidly becoming well known for the quality of the fishing, and is great value for money.
• Fishing is ideal for both the Coarse and Game Angler.
• Visitors welcome
• The Lake once supplied water to the Lancaster and Kendal Canal (which unfortunately is now mostly filled in, though there are long term plans to rebuild the canal system once again connecting Lancaster with Kendal by water)
• The Fishery is open 365 days per year or 366 in a leap year!
• The Fishery is open to non Kent (Westmorland) Angling Association Members as well as Full Season Members. So Visitors can buy a Day or Season Ticket.

Rainbow and Brown Trout

• The Association stocks the Lake regularly from March to October with 5000+ Rainbow Trout, weighing around 1.5 lbs each with some larger stock of 4lbs.
• Brown Trout are also stocked
• A number of Wild Brown Trout offer interesting sport some of the larger ones have survived previous encounters of Catch and Return.
• Rainbow Fishing is all year round
• Brown Trout Season runs from 15th March until 30th September
• Fishing is from the Banks only
• Bag limit 2 fish per Angler per day
• Special Day and Season Permits are available
• Only worm, spinning and fly methods are permitted when trout fishing.
• Only one rod may be used at any one time when fishing for trout, unless
  two permits are purchased.

Coarse Fishing

• Killington is particularly known for its good Pike fishing with specimen fish of 20 lbs being taken.
• There are large shoals of Roach also present, the lake is fast becoming known amongst specialist Anglers fishing solely for these.
• Other fish such as Perch and Bream are also regularly found and caught.
• Day fishing only, no night fishing.

  No Canoes or boats are allowed on the Lake and Bailiffs are on hand.

• Maggots (in the Brown Trout Close season i.e. 1 October to 14 March inclusive)
  and sweetcorn may be used when coasre fishing only.
• The use of power baits is banned at all times

TICKETS
Special Coarse Day Tickets are available -
From the Lock Keepers Cottage situated at the side of Killington just past the boat house.
And from Kendal Sports Shop and Carlson's Fishing Tackle Shop as mentioned before
Anglers are asked to use the car park provided and take all litter home including disused lines and bait.

• Located approximately 4 miles to the north of Kendal close to Longsleddale Valley
• The Reservoir is situated in beautiful peaceful surroundings and is accessed by a single track unmade road
• The wild life to be seen is hard to beat
• The Reservoir is stocked three times a year with Brown Trout ranging from 1.5 to 4 lbs.
• This Fishery is only open to full Season Members
• A Ticket System is in place and details must be sought from Kendal Sports Shop as detailed previously.

  No canoes or boats are allowed and Bailiffs are on hand.

This beautiful part of the Lune is situated in the far upper reaches of the River. Access is from the Sedbergh Road A684, at the Old Black Horse Inn, turn right at A683 and keep going. Further more precise details will be given on Permit issue.
The River contains Brown Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon when running and is a beautiful peaceful situation showing rippling brooks and pools. Abundant wild life can be seen and the site is well worth a visit.
Access is through the farm and Anglers are asked to abide by the Country Code at all times.
The Rules and Regulations applying to this Fishery are the same that apply to the River Kent.

No canoes or boats are allowed and Bailiffs are on hand.