Billingham angling Club

Welcome to Billingham Angling Club

Explore Our Waters

Discover the best angling experience in Teesside. We are committed to providing quality waters and excellent service for all our members. Join us and become part of a thriving community of anglers.

For information email us on : BillinghamAC.info@gmail.com

Charlton’s Pond consists of 2 ponds one approx. 1 acre (small pond) 1 approx. 6 acres (large pond)
Charlton’s Pond was originally a Clay Brick quarry which flooded when excavations hit a spring William Charlton originally stocked the large pond we believe in the 1920s with loch leven trout.

We are a mixed fishery with plenty of different species to catch

About our club

Learn more about Billingham Angling Club, our history, and our commitment to angling in the Teesside area. We are dedicated to preserving our waters and promoting the sport of angling for future generations.

Charlton's Pond is largely made up of two waterbodies as well as woodland and open cut grassland. The lake at the site is the largest waterbody in the Borough and includes a restricted area that was designated as a conservation area for birds in 1968. The lake and the smaller pond were originally brick clay extraction pits from the late 1800s.

The site was named after Mr Nial Charlton who first described the area in a Naturalist Trust newsletter in 1969. Although it was his father who had originally leased the land from the church for the purpose of angling in 1912 and had stocked it with trout brought from Scotland.

The site is still popular with anglers, although the angling itself is managed by the Billingham Angling Club and not the Council.

Find us here:

Charlton's Pond, Rear of Hereford Terrace, Stockton-on-Tees, TS23 4AA