Bretton Lower Lake
General Information on Bretton Lower Lake Fishery
Bretton Lower Lake is an idyllic 18th-century estate lake situated within the stunning grounds of Bretton Hall and The Yorkshire Sculpture Park, located near Wakefield. Spanning over 25 acres, this lake is not only a scenic spot but also a premier destination for anglers in Yorkshire.
The lake offers a variety of species for fishing enthusiasts, including bream, perch, roach, tench, carp, and pike. Anglers can enjoy peaceful surroundings while casting their lines for impressive catches. Some of the standout fish species in Bretton Lower Lake include:
Bream up to 7 lbs
Perch exceeding 2 lbs
Roach up to 2 lbs 8 oz
Tench reaching 5 lbs
Carp over 20 lbs
Pike exceeding 20 lbs
These sizes make it an exciting spot for those seeking larger catches, particularly during the club’s organized Member Matches throughout the main fishing season. The variety of fish and size potential in Bretton Lower Lake ensures that anglers of all levels can find a rewarding experience.
In addition to the rich fishing opportunities, the lake’s natural beauty, coupled with its historical surroundings, provides a perfect backdrop for a relaxing day of angling. Whether you’re after a peaceful session or looking to participate in competitions, Bretton Lower Lake is an ideal location for coarse fishing.
