Brackley & District Angling Club

St James Lake is situated within a park of approximately 5 acres on the southern edge of Brackley and is approximately 3 acres in size.

St James Lake is situated within a park of approximately 5 acres on the southern edge of Brackley and is approximately 3 acres in size. It is a man-made water created by Anglian Water Authority in 1977 as a balancing lake for the new residential development of Brackley.

The fishing privileges to this water were granted to The Brackley & District Angling Club in 1978.

The lakes classification is that of a mixed coarse fishery with a healthy stock of bream, roach, tench, carp, perch, pike, and chub.