We’ve recently had an increase in reports of anglers casting or sending bait boats into neighbouring swims. This creates unnecessary issues on the lake and takes away from the experience for others. Majestic Pool is set up so every angler has their own water.That only works if boundaries are respected. Effective immediately: You must remain within your own water at all times Maximum distance to your boundary line is 9 wraps No casting or baiting into neighbouring swims Willow

Rules get a bad reputation. But on a lake like Majestic Pool, they’re not there to restrict you. They’re there to protect: The fish The lake The experience for every angler Here’s what that looks like in practice: Barbed hooks only No leadcore or leaders Minimum 12lb main line No artificial baits (foam, plastic, cork etc.) No zig rigs No maggots, nuts, peas or beans Maximum of three rods Fish only from marked swims Fish care is also taken seriously: Mats, nets and slings are

If you’re planning to fish Majestic Pool, here’s everything you need to know upfront. All sessions are booked in advance.This keeps the lake controlled and avoids overcrowding. Pricing is straightforward: £25 per 24 hours £150 per 24 hours for exclusive full lake booking Standard bookings are limited to six anglers.Full lake bookings allow up to eight. To book: Danny Fletcher: 07904 079647 Phil Sainty: 07787 171918 Or message via the Majestic Pool Facebook page The reason it’

You can usually tell within 10 minutes what kind of fishery you’ve arrived at. Some feel busy straight away.Some feel rushed.Some feel like you’re just another booking. Majestic Pool isn’t like that. There are eight swims on the lake, but standard bookings are limited to six anglers. That one decision changes everything. It means: You’re not fishing on top of each other You’ve got room to approach your swim properly The lake feels calm, not pressured Fish behave more naturall

Most anglers don’t struggle because of ability.They struggle because they turn up to a lake blind. Majestic Pool isn’t a “turn up and chuck it anywhere” water. It’s a three-acre former clay pit in Beverley with: A predominantly silty lakebed Bars and gravel patches Weed growth depending on the time of year Marginal areas, reedbeds and overhanging trees That combination means one thing: You have options — but only if you take the time to look. The anglers who get the most from