United Kingdom
Hemingbrough Pond is a York & District Amalgamation of Anglers Members only pond (For membership go to www.ydaa.org.uk)
The pond is well stocked with roach and rudd which in summer respond well to maggot and caster fished up in the water, either on the pole or under a light waggler.
Whilst the average stamp of fish is small, fish to well over 1lb can be caught, particularly in the evening or early morning, and Perch can be caught using similar tactics, and specimens of between 2-3lb are not uncommon.
The pond holds a good head of tench, which patrol right up to the bank in many swims, and is therefore possible to catch them on the pole or waggler in the shallower swims, although feeder rigs score well in most places. The tench are not huge; averaging 2-4lb.
Bream of a similar stamp can be caught on similar tactics.
The pond also holds crucian carp, but these are difficult to come by.
Maggot, caster, sweet corn and pellet all score well.
From York, take the A19 to Selby.
At Barlby turn left onto the A63 Hull Road.
Stay on A63 and at Hemingbrough take the right turn onto Main Street signed
“Village Centre”.
At the village post office turn right onto Landing Lane.
Bear right then left to stay on Landing Lane.
Parking is on the verge on the right.
The pond is 100m on the left, the track passing between the two farm fields.
SITE RULES:
YORK DAA RULES:
These should be followed AT ALL TIMES by Members and Day Ticket holders (for the purposes of this Code together called “Members”)
1. All Members must carry their authority when fishing, approach waters only by recognised ways and paths and keep the strictly to the river bank.
2. Follow the Countryside Code in so far as it is applicable
3. Secure all gates. Wilful damage to any fences, banks, interference with game or any acts which bring discredit upon the Amalgamation will render the Member liable to face disciplinary action at the discretion of the General Purposes Committee
4. Leave no litter.
5. Handle and return fish carefully.
6. No dogs allowed.
7. Only Members, apart from accompanying junior, intermediate or disabled anglers, are allowed on Amalgamation waters, other than the foregoing categories the waters are open to anglers only, no families or fishing guests are allowed to accompany Members.
8. Picnicking is not allowed.
9 .The use of portable radios and personal stereos is prohibited except with the use of personal headphones.
10. Light no fires.
11. No cans, tins, plastic or glass bottles to be left on the bankside.
12. Live baiting with fish is banned when fishing on York waters.
13. When fishing on any Amalgamation water no fish may be killed or taken away without the permission of the General Purposes Committee except for trout in the trout season over the 10 inch limit
14. Rod and line and pole angling only allowed.
15. Members are restricted to two rods in use at any one time.
16. Night fishing. The G.P. committee have been given the power to close fisheries to night fishing as and when required without having to come before an AGM for ratification. The Waters Secretary must be advised in advance of date, venue and book the number of any Member wishing to fish at night. On waters which allow night fishing, and are not subject to venue specific rules, a member must not stay for longer than 24 hours, and must remove themselves and all tackle from that venue, and must not return within 12 hours to that particular venue.
17. Remember you are guest of the riparian owner. Avoid damage to crops, fences, property etc.
18. Do not be afraid to use your rights to protect your fishing. You are allowed to require persons who are fishing to produce their Yearbook/Day Ticket but be courteous in doing so. Each angler must also when requested to do so, show their Yearbook/Day Ticket and also fish caught` to any agents of the lessors, watchers or any member of the Amalgamation and production of their Yearbook or other appropriate authority shall authorise such a request.
19. No Members shall approach the riparian land-owner in matters relating to our waters except when authorized to do so by the General Secretary.
20. There are no shooting rights on the following ponds, Burn Road, Hemingborough, Park View. Any incidence of shooting should be reported to the General Secretary.
21. The purchase of a Yearbook, Holiday Permit or Day Ticket constitutes an undertaking that the holder will observe the Amalgamation Constitution/Rules and the Code of Behaviour and that any contravention of them could render the Holder liable to disciplinary action.
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| Lattitude | 53.7612451823 |
| Longitude | -0.9785556793 |
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Subscription Fees Adult - £42.00 Senior Citizens (Aged 65+) - £25.00 Intermediates (16-18) - £21.00 Disabled Anglers - £25.00 Juniors (12-16) - £12.00 Laybourne Lakes Supplement - £10.00 Day Members Tickets - £6.00 Day Ticket for Selby Canal Only - £3.00 Affiliation Fee (Clubs) - £10.00 Affiliated Club Match Booking Fee - £10.00 Affliated Club Match Booking Fee for Laybourne Lakes - £20.00 Non-affiliated Club Match Booking Fee - £15.00 Replacement of Lost Credentials - £6.00 Seven (7) Day Holiday Book (only available online or from Treasurer) - £19.00 Sixteen (16) Day Holiday Book (only available online or from Treasurer) - £30.00 Disabled anglers are please asked to contact the Treasurer directly if you require a Disabled Yearbook. Please do so at: treasurer@ydaa.org.uk. The Laybourne Lakes Supplementary ticket is optional, but must be purchased if you wish to fish at the Laybourne Lakes Complex (all ponds). The ticket consists of a tear-out flap of the cover of the main book, which will be removed if you do not wish to fish at the complex when you buy your yearbook. If, at a later date, you wish to purchase the Laybourne Supplementary ticket, please contact the Treasurer. The ticket will cost £11 (including postage). After the 1st October, the cost of all Yearbooks will be halved. Book bought at this time will be valid until 31st December. Purchase of a Day Ticket, leading to purchase of a full year book within one month, grants purchaser a £5.00 reduction on book price. Lost Year Books may be replaced by forwarding a suitable stamped and addressed return envelope, and a cheque for £6.00 made out to "YDAA" to the Treasurer, advising of where the book was purchased, and if possible the number of the lost book. Please post this to the YDAA Headquarters address (see website Contact Us page for details). Upon receipt of this information a replacement book will be issued. Night fishing is allowed on a number of our river sections, but only via prior arrangement with the Waters Secretary. Night fishing is allowed at two of our stillwaters, Claxton Ponds and Park View Lake. For Park View Lake, a permit must be purchased in advance to night fish, at a cost of £40 for the whole year. To night fish at Claxton, prior permission must be sought from the Waters Secretary. For further information visit our website and please download and read our Guide to Night Fishing Permits, and to download an application form for a Park View Lake night fishing permit.
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