Sykehouse Fisheries is a locally owned match and coarse fishing venue set just outside the village of Sykehouse near Goole in South Yorkshire. It comprises a set of well-stocked lakes that cater to both specimen and silver fish anglers, with a mix of traditional peg fishing and match formats. The place has a relaxed, no-frills character with solid facilities, including a café and basic parking.
Location & Access
Town, postcode: Sykehouse, Goole, DN14 9AJ, England.
Parking notes: Parking is available adjacent to pegs on at least some lakes and around the lake perimeter.
Access considerations: Flat ground around venues with standard fishery access. Some pegs have direct parking behind them, which helps with gear unloading.
Facilities
Toilets: Toilets are contained within the stables/tack block.
Café/shop: On-site café serving food and drink; there is also a shop selling pellets.
Platforms/pegs: Hard pegs around most lakes with parking behind; spacing typical of commercial fisheries.
Disabled access: Not specifically documented; normal flat ground may help, but confirm locally.
Rules & Bait Limits
• Pellets only on some lakes; boilies not permitted.
• Method feeders must be the in-line type.
• Nets must be dipped on entry.
(If any rules vary by lake, confirm locally on arrival or by calling ahead.)
Useful Links
Website: Official booking or venue details may be found through local fishing groups or FishNorth venue pages.
Facebook: Sykehouse Fisheries group (most up-to-date local notices and match dates).