The fishing lake's crystal clear waters cover over two acres in glorious North Wales countryside.
The lake has been established since 1920, when the original dam burst. The dam is still visible today.
Wal Goch house dates back to 1560, and has been a working farm for 300 years, currently standing in 500 acres.
Car-parking available within 50 metres of the water.
The lake is currently stocked with Brown and Rainbow trout.
High oxygen levels make the fish very hard fighters.
The lake is typically 6 feet deep, shallower in the northwest corner, slightly deeper in the southeast towards the dam.