Norfolk Fishing Network 2004 - 2024 - North Yorkshire Fisheries

Fishery Name: Staddlethorpe Pond

Address: Staddlethorpe Broad Lane, Staddlethorpe, North Yorkshire, HU15 2TW

Grid Reference: SE 83576 28614 Car Park Grid Ref: SE 83524 28731

Sat Nav: HU15 2FD - HU15 2TW - HU15 2TL

Phone Numbers: 01405 767614

Email Address: [email protected]

Description: This very popular 43 peg fishery has good stocks of roach, bream and skimmers but most anglers target the big hard fighting carp which swim about in this lake! Also expect some very big perch. Depths average at about 6ft! Open all year round, 1 hour after sunrise until 1 hour before sunset!

Fish Species: Barbel Bitterling Bleak Bream Common Bream Silver Bullhead Carp Common Carp Crucian Carp F1 Carp Carp Ghost Carp Grass Carp Leather Carp Koi Carp Mirror Catfish Wels Chub Crayfish Dace Eel Goldfish Goldfish Brown Grayling Gudgeon Minnow Orfe/Ide Blue Orfe/Ide Golden Orfe/Ide Silver Perch Pike Pumpkin seed Roach Rudd Rudd Golden Ruffe Schelly Stickle back Stone Loach Sturgeon Tench Tench Golden Walleye Zander

Fishery Rules: Apache Site Rules: Only Use proper official entry/exit points to site, lake, roads, paths and fishing platforms. Do not block entry/exit points and only park in proper designated car park areas. Access to Staddlethorpe site is from Broad Lane via Station Road, use extreme caution when entering and leaving the site, as this is a blind junction onto Broad Lane. Access to West Cowick Pond is from Finnleys Lane and along Coopers heavy goods lane and then left into angler's car park. Please do not drive across grass fields! Also the heavy goods yard is out of bounds. 5 mile per hour speed limit on sites. Please check match notice boards before fishing. Keep only to designated paths round lakes do not wander about through trees, embankments etc. Fishing from designated angler's platforms only. When fishing near neighbouring houses please do not push poles back through boundary hedges, trees or fences. Please also respect their privacy especially early in a morning. Please adhere to all relevant bait bans and angling restrictions, rules and safety warnings. Anglers are advised for there own safety to stop fishing and handling carbon fibre poles and rods during thunder and lighting storms. Do not use carbon poles near overhead electric cables. No rowdy behaviour, no fires, guns, dogs and swimming, junior anglers must be properly supervised at all times! No motorbikes, scooters or cycles on footpaths round lakes. Please refrain from shouting, swearing and be discreet when going to the toilet when in the vicinity of neighbouring houses. Would anglers please refrain from throwing any remaining bait into lake or litterbins after fishing? No fish to be taken away (fish must be returned safe and well to the water) carp fishery approved keepnets, landing nets and weigh nets only (available to buy from apache-fishing) Do not handle fish with rags or towels, only wet hands. Do not roll fish down keepnets and take care when weighing fish in; big Carp and Catfish must be weighed and returned. Strictly no litter (this includes cigarette ends,) or discarded tackle. No tin cans to be brought onto site. Please note the relevant UK Environment Agency Fishing Licence is required. Please respect the country code- it takes a lot of time and money to keep these fisheries clean, tidy and pleasant, please do your best to keep and leave them this way. The sites are for the use of anglers only, and anglers have the right to ask members of the public who are not in possession of a current fishing permit to leave the site if they are in any way interfering with the fishing or the well being of the site. The bailiffs/owners/agents are authorised to request any individual, party or angling club who have or have not purchased permits to leave the site without reimbursement for whatever reason deemed necessary especially for contravention of rules. Individuals come on to the lakes sites at their own risk. Please be vigilant and exercise caution for your own and others safety and belongings at all times. Please be aware that during wet, icy and cold weather conditions car parks, paths, lake banks and fishing platforms can become and probably will be slippery underfoot please take care. All moneys paid in connection with coming to fish or visit these sites are non-refundable. No keepnets except in bonafide fishing matches Day tickets are available from the BP petrol station in Gilberdyke and must be purchased before fishing. No night fishing No pike fishing No pike fishing Max 3 rods Apache Tackle Rules: Barbless Hooks only No Keepnets No Carp Sacks No Braided Main lines No fixed feeders or legers You must have a landing net Apache Bait Rules: No high oil trout pellets (low oil carp pellets only) No cat/dog food Boilies as hook baits only

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