Lambwath lakes

Facilities

Lambwath Lakes offers essential amenities to ensure a comfortable fishing experience. Disabled access and facilities are available, with some pegs specifically suited for anglers with disabilities. Toilets are conveniently located on site, and parking is situated in the middle of the lakes. While parking is easy, reaching the further points of the waters may require a bit of walking, especially when carrying tackle. Bailiffs and staff are present to assist visitors when needed.

Ponds

This relatively new five-lake complex in the East Riding of Yorkshire has been welcoming anglers for over three years. The largest lake, sharing its name with the fishery, is home to the highest number of carp, including some impressive specimens weighing between 15 and 20 lb. Moat Pond stands out with its circular shape and offers unique fishing opportunities, particularly during the summer months when anglers can try to reach the island. Caravan Lake also features an island, making it another focal point for fishing enthusiasts.

Fish Variety

Visitors to Lambwath Lakes can expect a diverse range of fish species. The waters are stocked with carp, roach, perch, bream, rudd, ide, and tench. The carp population is notable, with some fish reaching up to 20 lb, providing a rewarding challenge for anglers. Bream are also present, adding to the variety available for those looking to diversify their catch.