Mirfield AC proudly presents a diverse array of serene fishing locations, each with its unique charm and offerings for anglers of all levels.

Eurobung Pond in Hartshead stands as a testament to the club’s dedication, having nurtured a small disused Mill Dam through years of thoughtful stocking with Carp, Tench, and Silver fish. This tranquil water body serves as an ideal haven for beginners and those seeking tutoring. As you step through the gate, a well-constructed fishing platform awaits, providing a comfortable and secure space for anglers to enjoy their pursuit.

Further afield, Reedsmire Pond, nestled along Cooper Bridge Road in Bradley, offers a picturesque escape accessed through the Yorkshire Water Works Entrance. With disabled specification platforms and careful stocking, it hosts a variety of fish, including Tench, Roach, Perch, Skimmers, and Carp. Meanwhile, Wood Nook Pond, adjacent to the River Calder, embodies a beauty spot that Mirfield AC is committed to preserving.

The pond, cherished by a dedicated group of anglers, boasts 15 pegs with platforms and a rich variety of fish, from Roach and Perch to Carp and Chub. Lastly, the crown jewel, Lindley Wood Reservoir, situated within the Farnley Estate, has recently joined the club’s portfolio.

Untouched from a coarse fishing perspective for years, this reservoir, nestled in the wooded Washburn Valley, offers a tranquil haven where natural stocks of Chub, Perch, Dace, Roach, and Bream thrive. Committee members are delighted to present this stunning location, providing anglers with the opportunity to fish in one of the most serene spots in Yorkshire, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the occasional spectacle of Red Kites and Osprey.