Brough Fishery Complex

Seven Lakes | Accessible Fishing | East Yorkshire

Often described as the jewel in the H&DAA crown, Brough Fishery Complex offers seven individual lakes and a wide variety of fishing opportunities for anglers of all abilities.

Developed from the former British Aerospace pond, the complex represents a substantial investment by the Association, supported by more than 9,000 hours of volunteer labour. The acquisition of additional land also allowed the creation of a popular, well-stocked carp runs water.

7 Lakes
Varied Fishing Opportunities
Accessible
Level Access to Most Pegs
11 Species
Diverse Fish Stocks

Explore the Complex

Take a look around the lakes and discover what makes Brough one of the Association’s most popular fisheries.


Fishing & Permits

Tickets Required

Daytime fishing on the complex is included with a valid H&DAA membership permit, excluding Osprey Lake, which has separate access arrangements.

Night fishing is available subject to the appropriate night permit. Places are limited and waiting lists operate. Please consult your membership information and the Association’s Night Permits page for current conditions.

Fish Species

The complex offers a varied mix of coarse and specimen fishing, with the following species present across its waters:

Carp • Tench • Roach • Bream • Rudd • Ide • Chub • Crucian Carp • Perch • Pike • Eels

Accessibility & Facilities

Brough Complex is particularly suitable for anglers with disabilities or reduced mobility. Parking is available directly behind or close to most pegs, with level access to the majority of fishing positions.

Several toilet facilities are located around the site. Please be considerate of other anglers and ensure that parked vehicles do not obstruct access.

Location & Directions

Postcode
HU15 1PJ
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From the A63: Leave at the Brough/Elloughton exit and follow signs towards Brough. Continue straight across the first roundabout, then take the first exit onto Moor Road at the next roundabout.

Continue straight over the following roundabout and cross the railway bridge. At the next roundabout, turn left into Blenheim Avenue, following signs towards Welton Waters Activity Centre.

Continue through the housing estate and turn right onto Common Lane. Follow this uneven road until you reach the H&DAA sign on the right where the road divides.

Parking & Security Gate

Parking is available close to most pegs. Please park responsibly and never obstruct other anglers, access routes or gates.

The vehicular security gate must remain locked at all times. The combination is supplied with your annual membership. Do not block the entrance gate — access must be maintained 24 hours a day.

Protecting Our Wildlife & Fisheries

The complex is more than a fishing venue. It provides valuable habitat for a wide variety of wildlife, including birds, deer, water voles and badgers.

Thousands of trees, shrubs and wildflowers have been planted to improve the environment and support biodiversity. Members have an important part to play in protecting these habitats.

Zero Tolerance — Litter & Open Gates

All litter must be taken home, and every gate must be closed and secured as required. Failure to comply will result in a lifetime ban from the Association.

If you accidentally lose fishing line in a tree, please inform a bailiff so that it can be recovered safely. You will not be penalised for reporting it.

Help Maintain the Complex

Much of Brough’s development has been made possible by dedicated volunteers. From maintaining paths and pegs to replacing fencing and improving wildlife habitats, their contribution is invaluable.

Additional volunteers are always welcome, whether you can offer a few hours occasionally or more regular support.

Volunteer at Brough Fishery Complex

If you’d like to help with maintenance or future improvements, please contact Fisheries Officer Ian Hartery.

Call Ian — 07825 301985

Hull & District Anglers’ Association

Membership of HDAA is open to anyone who agrees to abide by our common-sense Fishery Rules. All membership permits run from 1st Jan to 31st December annually. Membership allows angling on most of the Association’s venues from 5.00am to 10.00pm (except Carlton on Trent where the start time is 7.00am).

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Members discount scheme - up to 15% off purchases

We have teamed up with shops, companies, suppliers, etc. to offer discounts to our members on production of a valid membership card.