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Are you looking for the ultimate angling experience in Goole, Yorkshire? Look no further! As we prepare our brand new fishing tackle store in Goole (due to open in late May 2023), we look at some of the best fishing locations in the area. Here are the top 5 places to fish in Goole.
Goole is in East Yorkshire, right now. Historically, however, it was in the far larger “West Riding of Yorkshire” which is why there is confusion, and a lot of people don’t feel sure. Correct answer: East Yorkshire.
Goole's prominent landmarks include the twin water towers, known as the "salt and pepper pots," and the central clock tower, commemorating its centenary in 1926.
In the year 1823, a significant development took place that would shape the town of Goole as we recognize it today. The Aire and Calder Navigation Company constructed a canal connecting Leeds to Goole. This milestone marked the beginning of Goole's transformation into the thriving town it has become. The canal played a pivotal role in facilitating trade and transportation, laying the foundation for Goole's growth as a vital hub in East Yorkshire. Through the years, Goole has flourished, building upon its rich history and embracing its canal heritage.
The Ouse, a river in Yorkshire, England, spans 87 km/54 mi. It begins at the confluence of the Ure and Swale rivers near Boroughbridge in North Yorkshire. Flowing southeast, it passes through York City and the East Riding of Yorkshire before joining the Trent 13 km/8 mi east of Goole. Together, they form the Humber.
The River Ouse is a popular spot for anglers looking to catch a variety of fish. Depending on the section you fish, you will need approval from the York & District Amalgamation of Anglers. Nearest to Angling Direct Goole is the Naburn Lock stretch of the Ouse.
It is especially famous for its bream fishing, along with roach, specimen chub, barbel and salmon. The river also runs through some stunning countryside, offering a picturesque backdrop to your fishing adventure. This spot also has a nearby caravan site for overnight stops!
The Aire and Calder Navigation is a canal system that runs through Goole. It is home to a diverse range of fish, including roach, gudgeon, bream, chub and bleak. Anglers can also try their luck at catching tench and perch.
Members of the H&DAA (Hull and District Anglers' Association) can enjoy fishing in the Aire & Calder Navigation. There are also numerous access points along the 11-mile stretch available to YDAA members. The canal is easily accessible, making it a popular choice for both novice and experienced anglers.
Oakland Waters, situated in Yorkshire, England, offers a variety of fishing options ranging from coarse fishing to specimen fishing. The fishery includes a two-acre carp specimen lake is a highlight, where carp can reach an impressive 30 pounds, and Wells catfish can grow even larger at 50 pounds.
Additionally, pike weighing up to 30 pounds can be targeted here. With only ten fishing pegs available, it is advisable to book in advance, particularly on weekends and bank holidays, to secure a spot in this exceptional lake known for its specimen fish.
Moorfields Farm Fisheries is a captivating 3-lake complex, featuring 2 match lakes and 1 pleasure fishing lake, catering to a wide range of angling preferences. The expansive match lake offers an impressive 54 pegs, while the smaller match pool provides 30 pegs for a more intimate fishing experience.
For pleasure fishing, the well-appointed lake comfortably accommodates 20-25 anglers, ensuring a relaxed and enjoyable time on the water. All lakes at Moorfields boast abundant stocks of various coarse species, making it an ideal destination for anglers of all skill levels, from novices to seasoned professionals.
Under the careful management of the York & District Amalgamation of Anglers, Rawcliffe Lake is a serene fishing spot nestled in the heart of a bustling residential area. To ensure a harmonious coexistence with the local community, it is important for anglers to be mindful of parking limitations and avoid inconveniencing nearby residents. For the safety of everyone, children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by a responsible adult throughout their visit.
The lake boasts an abundant fish population, with roach being the dominant species. Additionally, anglers can also find bream, tench, brown goldfish, and chub in its waters.
This diverse range of fish species provides anglers with exciting opportunities to engage in a variety of fishing experiences. Whether targeting roach, seeking bream, or hoping for a tench, Rawcliffe Lake offers a rewarding angling experience in a picturesque setting.
Remember to visit Angling Direct's brand-new tackle store in Goole to stock up on all your fishing essentials before your next adventure!
The brand new Angling Direct Goole will be opening later in May 2023 and will be supplying Yorkshire with an amazing variety of fishing tackle, fishing advice and services such as our recycling centre, reel spooling services and Angling Trust coaches!
Unit 27, The Grange Industrial Park, Rawcliffe Road, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 6TY
Don't miss this opportunity to explore our extensive product selection and take advantage of exclusive opening-day offers.
Keep checking our socials for updates on the Angling Direct Goole Open Day which is sure to be great for getting to know your local AD team, and the store layout and grabbing some great fishing tackle deals!
We look forward to welcoming you to our new store in Goole, which will be a great place to stop by and stock up on fishing tackle and bait before fishing at one of our fishing venues mentioned in this article.