Fishing near Hull
Explore 14 source-backed fishing locations within 25 straight-line miles of Hull, spanning East Riding of Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire.
What is available nearby?
The list contains FishMap venues whose stronger records pass the indexing threshold. Distances are straight-line measurements from the Hull search centre, so driving distances will normally be longer.
14 records indicate public or visitor access. Always confirm current tickets, membership requirements, opening times and fishery rules before travelling.
Commonly recorded species
Closest fishing venues to Hull
Accessible 18-swim coarse pond managed by Hull & District Anglers' Association within Oak Road Playing Fields.
Public-access park fishing pond operated under Hull City Council's city fishing-pass scheme.
Public fishing pond within Noddle Hill Nature Reserve using Hull City Council's fishing-pass scheme.
Public park fishing pond in west Hull, covered by the Hull City Council day-pass system.
Two historic parkland lakes offering bookable daytime fishing for visitors and holiday-park guests.
Established coarse-fishing complex near Beverley with dawn-to-dusk pleasure fishing and limited 24-hour fishing.
Long-running multi-lake coarse fishery on the edge of Barton-upon-Humber with pleasure and match angling.
Six public day-ticket coarse lakes in a large East Yorkshire fishery complex; a separate specimen lake is syndicate-only.
Yorkshire's largest natural freshwater lake, with visitor fishing alongside its important wildlife and recreation uses.
Four-lake complex with three specimen carp waters and a mixed silver-fish lake.
Large fishery complex with three dedicated pleasure-angling day-ticket lakes plus match and syndicate waters.
Multi-lake coarse-fishing park in the Lincolnshire Wolds with carp, silvers and mixed-species waters.
Managed stillwater trout fishery near Kirton in Lindsey with day tickets purchased on arrival.
Two well-stocked 21-peg coarse ponds on a small rural fishery outside Crowle.
Radius distances are approximate straight-line measurements. Confirm the correct entrance, route, access rights and current fishing conditions before setting out.