Newton Lane Pond

About Newton Lane Pond

Situated near Wakefield in West Yorkshire, Newton Lane Pond spans 5 acres and was once a mine working pit. This attractive pond is surrounded by bankside trees, offering plenty of spots for anglers to hide and cast their lines. The low banks and abundant vegetation create a natural habitat, perfect for those who appreciate a tranquil fishing environment.

Fishing Details

Newton Lane Pond hosts a variety of coarse fish, with carp being the standout species. Anglers can target carp weighing up to 20 lb, making for some exciting catches. The far bank is reserved exclusively for carp permit holders, ensuring a dedicated area for those seeking the thrill of landing a sizable specimen. Additionally, the margins are lined with reed beds, ideal for margin fishing enthusiasts.

Visitor Information

The pond is disabled friendly, providing accessible pathways for all visitors. However, there are no on-site facilities, so it's important to bring your own food and drinks. Evening fishing is particularly rewarding, especially when stalking carp using floaters, provided there is no disturbance on the bankside. Whether you're an experienced angler or new to coarse fishing, Newton Lane Pond offers a peaceful setting to enjoy a day by the water.