Providing affordable and enjoyable angling across a wide range of waters for anglers of all ages and abilities.
From established stillwaters to rivers and canals, H&DAA offers excellent value-for-money fishing for experienced anglers, families and those discovering the sport for the first time.
Run by its members, for its members, the Association is committed to maintaining quality fisheries, protecting wildlife and encouraging responsible angling.
Looking for somewhere to fish? Choose your preferred species, type of water and access requirements to explore suitable H&DAA venues.
The finder lists individual H&DAA fishing venues, excluding the Brough complex overview. Species are based on available venue information; occasional or historic records may not indicate current targetable stocks. Check individual venue pages for the latest details. It is not a live fishery status report. Always read the full venue rules before travelling.
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H&DAA offers a diverse selection of lakes, ponds, rivers and canals, providing fishing opportunities across a range of disciplines.
Our individual venue descriptions include access information, parking, facilities, fish species and fishery-specific rules.
Membership runs from 1 January to 31 December and provides access to most Association waters, subject to current rules and venue restrictions.
2026 membership prices
2026 new membership: £10 joining fee for new adult and senior members.
2027 new member prices: Junior £10, Adult £75, Senior £60 (includes the £15 joining fee for adults and seniors). Existing members renew at the standard rates above.
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The former railway crossing has been removed as part of the housing development.
Access is now via the new railway bridge in Brough before joining Common Lane towards the ponds.
Some navigation systems may not yet reflect the updated route.
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Non-fishing visitors accompanying adult members require a free visitor permit before attending an Association fishery.
Help protect our waters by following Association and venue-specific rules covering fish welfare, access, litter and conduct.
H&DAA members can benefit from discounts of up to 15% with participating tackle shops and partner businesses.
Our Coaching and Development Team has introduced thousands of people to angling throughout Hull and East Yorkshire.
The Association’s Beginner’s eGuide provides practical advice for those discovering the sport.
Established in 1892, Hull & District Anglers’ Association is run by elected officers and delegates, supported by bailiffs and volunteers.
Our aim is to provide affordable and enjoyable fishing while protecting our waters and wildlife for future generations.
Close and secure fishery access gates after entering or leaving.
Keep our fisheries clean and safe for fellow anglers and wildlife.
Treat fellow anglers, bailiffs, volunteers, fish and wildlife responsibly.
Alcohol-related misconduct or behaviour that puts other anglers, fish or wildlife at risk will not be tolerated and may result in disciplinary action.
Become part of an Association supporting angling since 1892.