Birkwood Farm Fisheries, also known as Frog Hall Yorkshire, offers five lakes for river and canal fishing.
Established in 1996 by Dick and Sandra, it is now run by Chris and Sharon.
Located near Leeds and Wakefield, the family-run business aims to provide a clean, safe, and friendly environment for anglers, with various fish species available for fishing.
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About The Frog Hall
Birkwood Farm Fisheries, also known as Frog Hall Yorkshire, was started in 1996 by Dick and Sandra. It has grown from one lake to five lakes that offer river and canal fishing. The business is now run by Chris and Sharon, who are a family team. Their goal is to provide a clean, safe, and friendly environment for anglers.
Birkwood is located in a rural area near Leeds and Wakefield, making it convenient for anglers from various parts of Yorkshire. The complex has five lakes: Main Lake, Frog Hall Lake, Molly’s Lake, Oscar’s Lake, and Emily’s Lake. The lakes are home to a variety of fish, including carp, roach, rudd, tench, perch, and bream. Recently, F1 Carp have been stocked in Emily’s and Oscar’s Lakes.
Visitors can expect a warm welcome and a pleasant fishing experience at Birkwood. There are over 100 fishing stations spread out across the lakes, with ample parking available nearby. Toilets are also available on-site for convenience.