Pottery Pond

Overview

Pottery Pond in North Yorkshire is a charming former clay pit set amidst six acres of woodland. Covering approximately 4.5 acres of water, the pond offers a picturesque and natural setting for fishing enthusiasts. Over the past ten years, careful management has established a balanced and healthy ecosystem, promoting robust growth rates across all fish species.

Fish Stock

The pond is well-stocked with a diverse range of fish, including Common and Mirror Carp, Crucian Carp, Pike, Roach, Rudd, Chub, Bream, Barbel, Perch, Tench, and Gudgeon. Noteworthy catches this year feature Pike weighing up to 31.5 lb, Carp reaching 21.5 lb, as well as Tench and Bream up to 10 lb each. The silt bottom of Pottery Pond fosters abundant natural food, attracting these impressive specimens and providing a rewarding challenge for anglers.

Access and Parking

Pottery Pond boasts 54 pegs spaced at 11-metre intervals, ensuring ample opportunities for all. The layout and access points are designed to be suitable for disabled anglers, making it an inclusive venue for everyone. Additionally, there is an ample car park located just yards from the lakeside, offering convenient parking for visitors. Whether you're aiming for a record catch or simply enjoying a day by the water, Pottery Pond provides the perfect environment for your fishing adventures.