Wyke Lake

Overview

Wyke Lake, nestled within the historic grounds of Harold Park in Low Moor, Bradford, offers a picturesque setting for anglers. This Victorian-era boating lake is generously sized and square in shape, featuring a continuous path that encircles its perimeter. The lake boasts uniformly stone-lined bottoms and steadily descends from a shallow 3 feet at the edges to depths nearing 20 feet at its centre.

Wildlife and Conservation

An island within Wyke Lake serves as a sanctuary for local wildlife, ensuring a thriving ecosystem. Fishing from the island is prohibited to protect this delicate habitat. The surrounding conservation areas are meticulously maintained, fostering a harmonious environment for both anglers and nature enthusiasts.

Fishing Details

Wyke Lake is home to a diverse range of fish species, including roach, perch, bream, carp, F1 carp, and pike. To enjoy fishing here, day tickets are available through Tackle 2U in Bradford, priced at £3 for seniors and £1 for ladies, juniors, and OAPs. Fishing is permitted strictly between sunrise and sunset, and anglers must adhere to the rules prohibiting fishing from the wildlife island.