Hemingbrough Pond
(MOW)
A sheltered, 1 acre pond on the outskirts of the village of Hemingbrough, not far from Selby. Lily and rush-lined in summer this small fishery is stuffed full of roach and rudd, along with tench to 3-4lb, bream of a similar size, as well as crucian carp and perch to 2-3lb.
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Burn Road Pond
(MOW)
A small, 1 acre pond off the road between Selby and the M62, and on the way to the small village of Burn. The pond offers all year fishing for quality roach, perch and plenty of bream in the 3-4lb bracket. The pond is relatively shallow and during the summer months tench can be taken on float tactics up against the patches of lilies.
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Claxton Pond
(MOW, NFA)
An old clay pit of between 1 and 2 acres not far from the village of Claxton, seven miles north-east of York. Surrounded by a small patch of woodland the lake is very sheltered, and has lush growths of lilies in the summer months. A range of fish species are present, including some large carp, along with bream, tench, roach and perch.
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Park View Lake
(MOW, NFA)
An old estate lake situated some 5 miles north or York. With a good head of bream, tench, roach, perch and a number of double figure carp and pike, this venue offers the pleasure and specimen angler a great deal of excellent sport.
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Sand Hutton Gravel Pits
(MOW)
Sand Hutton Gravel pit is one of YDAA's prettiest waters. Quality bream, roach and tench make up catches with occasional rudd and perch showing. It holds many smaller pike and it is rumoured to hold a few very large carp.
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Laybourne Lakes
(MOW)
A small complex of three 'commercial style' lakes that is the YDAA premier match venue. The lakes hold a good stock of 'match sized' carp along with tench, bream and plenty of roach, all of which can taken on the pole, feeder or waggler tactics.
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Red House Lagoon
(DTW)
YDAA control the fishing on the Lagoon and also the adjacent river bank. This water holds a variety of species, but roach, perch and bream dominate catches. Tench have occasionally been captured, some of specimen size, and the fishery is reputedly known to hold large pike and eels but these are rarely fished for in a serious manner.
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Rawcliffe Lake
(DTW)
This shallow lake is located in the centre of a large residential area. It is a balancing lake for the surrounding storm water systems and contains a very large head of fish. Roach are the predominate species with bream, tench, brown goldfish and chub also present. There are some very large specimen fish, which are often not reported.
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