Laybourne Lakes

Imagine a place where every angler feels at home - that's Laybourne Lakes Fishing Club. Established in 1887 and part of the York & District Amalgamation of Anglers, they boast over a thousand happy members. With access to twenty top-notch Yorkshire river fishing spots on the Ouse, Derwent, Nidd, Foss, Rye, and Seven, plus stretches on the Pocklington and Selby Canals, Laybourne Lakes has something for everyone.

Laybourne Lakes doesn’t stop there. They offer 11 miles of fishing on the Aire and Calder Canal and have seven stillwaters, each unique in its own way. Into coarse or game fishing? You'll find the perfect spot here.

Their buzzing match schedule is packed all year round with members, open, and veterans matches on both rivers and stillwaters. It’s the perfect chance to pit your skills against other passionate anglers.

The Laybourne Lakes website has it all – detailed info on their waters, species you’ll find, and handy catch tips. There are maps and directions to help you navigate. You can even sort your membership or get holiday tickets online.

Connect with fellow anglers on their lively forum. Share stories, tips, and the latest catches. Sign up for their newsletter to stay updated on club news and match schedules.

Have questions or need help? Reach out to the General Secretary at St. Clements Club, Count de Burgh Terrace, YORK, YO23 1HH, or email at secretary@ydaa. uk. Laybourne Lakes Fishing Club is more than just a club; it’s a community for anglers in York, offering an array of fishing adventures and a wealth of resources to make every trip memorable.