Brough Hawk Pond

Hawk Pond is a 6 acre pond that was formed when the ‘arm’ across the main lake was extended. This provides for full vehicular access around the venue and parking next to the pegs thereby eliminating the need to carry tackle long distances.

This pond can accommodate up to 30 anglers on pegs that, as far as possible, are wheelchair accessible. The venue’s main stock of fish consist of tench, bream and carp, plus some roach, rudd, perch, pike and eels. Stockings of tench, bream and small carp have taken place every year since 2009, including over 1600 small Carp to 1lb stocked in October 2012. However, there is some evidence that during the Humber flooding in December 2013 some of the small bream, tench and carp were washed into other fisheries on the complex. All the Brough fisheries are protected with an otter venue.

Permits required

Standard Membership 5am – 10pm

Night fishing – Class C Permit (10pm to 5am)

Stock / Size

Carp, tench, bream, roach, rudd, perch, pike and eels / 6 Acres

Directions

Close to the A63 on the outskirts of Brough, East Yorkshire.

Leave the A63 at the Brough / Elloughton exit. Turn onto Common Lane and continue over the unmanned railway crossing. Keep on down the single track lane and the complex is on the right.

Postcode: HU15 1PJ

Parking

Good Parking is available around this pond behind the majority of the pegs. However members should please ensure they park sensibly and not block other members access around the site road.

Please note that a security gate is fitted to the vehicular access at the Brough Complex .This must be kept locked at all times. A combination number will be supplied with your annual membership.