Drive and Survive Carp Fishing
The main fishing swim is spacious enough to comfortably accommodate three anglers, along with all their equipment. It also provides ample room for non-fishing guests to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Whether you're casting a line or simply in the atmosphere, this area is designed for a great experience.
Set back in the swim is the day shelter offering cover form the rain or sun and a great place to socialise and set up your cooking equipment.
There a four UK electrical sockets for charging bait boat batteries, phones, computers, etc.
Echo pool is completely off grid so electricity is supplied by solar panels.
For this reason the sockets only have power from 9am until 6pm and are strictly for charging purposes only anything of a higher wattage will trip the system.
In the shelter you'll also find a small chest freezer for storing bait, food and drinks (additional freezer space available if needed)
Quite often our anglers pack up their bivvies on a Friday afternoon and spend the night under the shelter so they don't have to rush around in the morning packing away there gear.
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Behind the shelter is a gravelled parking area offering extremely close and easy access to the swim for unloading your gear etc.
A short distance from the swim (about 20m) are the shower and toilet facilities.
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The shower is open plan so plenty of space for even the biggest people, it has an instant heat gas boiler and water is pumped from a well. Again because we are off grid and powered by solar the shower is only available in the mornings and evenings.
The toilet is a highly efficient and clean composting unit.
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On the outside of the shelter there is a tap for filling up water containers and washing up your cookware etc.
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On the far corner of the dam is the stalking swim offering close access to the far margin and the ability to safely place a rig in the out of bounds area which cant be accessed from the main swim.
This swim is a more recent addition to the lake purely for use by one angler during daylight hours.