Blue Lagoon

Blue Lagoon Pond is situated at Broomfleet Landing and is a popular water of about 2 acres. This old clay pit has depths of around 8-12ft, with bottom weed sometimes causing problems during the summer.

The main interest are bream and roach with occasional large catches being made, particularly early in the season. Some good-sized perch are also present, along with pike and tench. Small rudd have become something of a nuisance in recent years in the summer months. In 2023 approximately 200 chub were introduced in the hope that eventually they may predate on some of the small rudd and reduce their numbers.

A major face-lift of the venue was undertaken over the winter of 2008/09 and is continuing with the help of a group of volunteers. Now a high-quality path surrounds the pond. All the pegs have been renewed and provide comfortable fishing, with the two swims adjacent to the car park suitable for disabled anglers.

Following considerable effort and representation by the Association, the overhead power lines were also removed. There is No Night Fishing at this venue due to nearby residents. Also, please exercise discretion when fishing near the bungalows, so as not to disturb those living there. Two car parking areas are available alongside the road. The Market Weighton Canal is nearby, which also offers good float fishing.

Permits required

Standard Membership 5am – 10pm
Strictly no night fishing allowed.

Stock / Size

Bream, Roach, Perch, Pike, Tench, Rudd and Eels / 2 Acres

Directions

Situated near Broomfleet village, East Yorkshire, close to the Market Weighton Canal. Head west on Main Street through Broomfleet, then follow Sleights Lane on to Landing Land, and the pond is behind the first houses adjacent to the canal.

Postcode: HU15 1RT
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Parking

Ample parking available. Do not park on the road or cause an obstruction. Do not park on the large grassy area when the ground is soft through rain. In this situation use the hard standing near the field access opposite, next to the Canal. But do not block access to the field on the Canal bank. Two pegs adjacent to parking suitable for disabled anglers.