Gascoigne Wood Fishery - Sherburn

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Gascoigne Wood Fishery

Description

Basically a very angler orientated fishery which opened in May 2004. The owner Martin Vairy is a knowledgeable angler himself.

The fishery comprises of 2 ponds. The first pond entertains 30+ pegs and the depth varies between 3-5 ft deep, however there are places that approach 7ft in depth, which can produce even in the colder months. This pond is stocked from Humberside fisheries and contains; Bream to 1lb, Ide to 1lb, a selection of carp (crucian/bronze cross) to lb, Ghosties to 1lb, Commons to 2 lb, Mirrors to 3lb and a selection of larger mirrors averaging 5lb with some larger specimens above 8lb. Added to this is the natural population of Tench to 3lb, Roach to 1lb, Roach, Rudd, Perch and Chub to 1lb.

The second lake is appreciably shallower, however it does contain some reasonable Carp to 10lb. The owner has plans to deepen this pond in the early spring, as such, I doubt it will be fishable in the early months while it settles down and the stocking levels are achieved.

The main pond is adjacent to the car park so anyone with problems regarding access should bear this venue in mind and several disabled anglers fish there on a regular basis and all pegs are level and hard standing.

There is also a shop/ meeting hut with a kettle that will sell non perishable bait on site.

Prices/Costs

Adult - £5.00, Junior (under 16s ) £3.00, Over 65s £3.00.From May, open matches will be held on the venue on Thursday afternoon / evenings and whilst these are very well attended, Martin would gladly welcome anyone from the site participating. Martin can be contacted on 07960136870 and his son Dale on 07793465895

Rules

No keepnets. Barbless hooks only. Groudbait in feeder only and all under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. Litter will not be tolerated on this fishery and a strict take it home with you policy is in operation!

Directions

From the South,Travel to the M62, and head East or West to the A1, take the A1 North to the next junction (A63) head towards selby, at the first roundabout, take the A162 to Sherburn, travel less than half a mile but look out for the greenhouses on your right, the turning (common lane ) is just before the greenhouses. If you pass under the railway, you have missed it. Travel down common lane for around half a mile, over the first railway bridge, maltings to your right, as you approach the second railway bridge, turn left and the road leads you straight to the fishery on your left.

From the North,The best route is down the A1 to the A63 junction, missing Tadcaster all together.

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