Norfolk Fishing Network 2004 - 2024 - North Yorkshire Fisheries

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North Yorkshire Fishing Venues
Fishery Name: The Wash Burn Valley Reservoirs - Fewston Reservoir
Address: Skipton Road, Otley, North Yorkshire, LS21 2NY

Grid Reference: SE 16815 55327

Car Park Grid Ref: SE 16856 55329
Sat Nav: LS21 2NY
Phone Numbers: 01756 748378 or 07717 533177
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Fish Game Species:
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Blue Trout
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Brown Trout
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Brook Trout
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Golden Trout
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Rainbow Trout
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Tiger Trout
Washburn Valley Fishery Rules:

1. All anglers must have a valid Environment Agency Rod Licence and Yorkshire Water ticket/permit.

2. All anglers must register at Swinsty Moor Fishing Office on arrival and complete a catch return form on departure.

3. Reservoirs are open for fishing from 7.30am until one hour after dusk.

4. Children aged 16 years and under may fish free of charge when accompanied by an adult who is fishing with a valid Yorkshire Water ticket/permit, a single bag limit will apply. Every angler aged 12 years or over must carry an Environment Agency rod licence.

5. Concessionary tariffs are available to children 16 years and under, registered disabled and anglers 60 years and over.

6. The bag limit is four fish per day ticket and two fish when fishing with an evening ticket.

7. Evening tickets are available from 4.00pm between 1st May and 31st August inclusive.

8. Only rainbow trout measuring more than 25cm (10 inches) from the tip of the nose to the cleft of the tail may be taken.

9. Fly fishing only on Fewston and Thruscross reservoirs.

10. Fly and coarse fishing is permitted on Swinsty reservoir.

11. Barbless hooks must be used.

12. No fishing from the dam wall, pitchings, spillway or from any area where fishing is prohibited by a sign.

13. Bank fishing and wading to knee level only is permitted unless prohibited by a sign.

14. Swinsty lagoon is reserved for disabled anglers only and those persons accompanying them.

15. Anglers are responsible for their own safety and are expected to have the appropriate clothing, footwear, equipment and skills or supervision for the activity.

16. Anglers need to be aware of the risks from the water environment and take appropriate action to protect themselves and others from diseases and accidents.

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