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Bells Mill is a picturesque fishing spot located near Stourbridge in the West Midlands, boasting two beautiful lakes spanning 6 acres in total. Designed specifically with carp and match anglers in mind, the site offers a tranquil escape for those looking to enjoy fantastic fishing amidst breathtaking scenery. The location is ideal, situated between the Stourbridge Canal and the River Stour, providing a peaceful backdrop for a day of angling. The pools at Bells Mill are home to a variety of quality fish, making it a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts. The site is secure and well-equipped with amenities such as toilets, a cafe, and a tackle shop, ensuring that anglers have everything they need for a successful day on the water. The highlight of Bells Mill is undoubtedly the Carp Pool, a stunning spring-fed lake that was carefully constructed on previously waterlogged land. Stocked with around 100 high-quality carp sourced from reputable fish farms across the UK, the pool boasts an impressive selection of fish, including some known 30lb+ specimens. The majority of the stock falls into the high doubles and 20lb+ categories, providing anglers with a rewarding fishing experience. With 8 swims spread across 2.5 acres of water, the Carp Pool offers a range of fishing opportunities for anglers of all levels. The lake features a predominantly hard clay bottom with varying depths, underwater plateaus, deep holes, islands, overhanging trees, and margins that attract the fish. Anglers will need to employ their best tactics to outsmart these wary carp, with stalking and setting small traps being among the most successful approaches. During the summer months, the fish at Bells Mill are known to enjoy floating baits, offering anglers the chance for multiple surface captures with the right skill and technique. It's a challenging yet rewarding fishing experience at Bells Mill, where anglers can test their abilities and enjoy the beauty of the natural surroundings. Please note, the Carp Pool is closed every Wednesday to allow the water to rest and protect the welfare of the fish.