Stoney Lane Ponds

Fishing Experience

Stoney Lane Ponds offers anglers a unique experience in the heart of Maltby, South Yorkshire. Spring, summer, and autumn are prime times to visit, though fishing can be challenging during colder spells due to the shallow depths. With a maximum depth of 4ft near the car park, the ponds are fed by a small stream, creating a dynamic fishing environment. The flat bottom and bankside features make it easier to target fish, while the abundant tree cover provides a pleasant backdrop in summer.

Facilities

Access for all is a key feature at Stoney Lane Ponds, with the majority of the 22 pegs being suitable for anglers with disabilities. Ample parking is available for visitors, ensuring a convenient start to your fishing day. It's important to note that there are no toilet or other facilities on site, so plan accordingly before your visit.

Fish Variety

The ponds are well stocked with a diverse mix of fish. Carp are the star attraction, with specimens reaching up to 18lb 9oz, providing a thrilling challenge for anglers. Bream are also plentiful, with the best catching up to 4lb, while tench can be caught up to 2lb 4oz. Smaller species like roach, rudd, and gudgeon add to the variety, making for a rewarding catch. Effective baits include corn, caster, and worm, making it easier to land the better fish.