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I should like to visit Yorkshire for some burn fishing connected to an inn. Any suggestions - addresses?
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The Falcon Inn at Arncliffe in Littondale has some good brown trout fishing on the Skirfare and Cowside Beck set in beautiful limestone scenery. Bolton Abbey fishery is only half an hour away and Kinsey Angling Club water is even closer. Oh, and in Yorkshire we don’t have burns....they are called becks! 
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There quite a few nice places in the dales, below are a couple of pubs we use as they serve good beers. however I've never stayed in them, the last link is a cottage we stay at thats next to the Asgarth falls hotel, this hotel has both good beers and food, an easy walk to the river but its a very steep walk back after fishing 
http://www.thecoverbridgeinn.co.uk/
www.hoseasons.co.uk
http://www.thecoverbridgeinn.co.uk/
Aysgarth Falls Hotel | Accommodation - Pub - Restaurant - Camping
www.aysgarthfallshotel.com
1 The Old Coach House
"Occupying an elevated position with commanding breathtaking views the property offers cosy and welcoming holiday accommodation.\n\n\nGround Floor \n\nProperty has electric night storage heating and briefly comprises \n \nEntrance hallway leading to \n\nLounge\n With Smart TV DVD radioCD and...
www.hoseasons.co.uk
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Just had a thought, the Rose and Crown in Bainbridge is close two rivers, its worth saying these rivers are small, not as small as the becks but better for fishing, our becks are usually in the region of about six foot wide.
www.theprideofwensleydale.co.uk
Welcome to The Rose & Crown Hotel, Bainbridge, Wensleydale. Bed & breakfast. Winter and Xmas Bargain breaks. New Year breaks. Special deals in Wensleydale.
Rose and Crown Hotel - Pride of Wensleydale - One of Yorkshires oldest inns, it overlooks the village of Bainbridge in the heart of beautiful Wensleydale. It is famed for its hospitality and food.
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There quite a few nice places in the dales, below are a couple of pubs we use as they serve good beers. however I've never stayed in them, the last link is a cottage we stay at thats next to the Asgarth falls hotel, this hotel has both good beers and food, an easy walk to the river but its a very steep walk back after fishing
http://www.thecoverbridgeinn.co.uk/
Aysgarth Falls Hotel | Accommodation - Pub - Restaurant - Camping
www.aysgarthfallshotel.com1 The Old Coach House
"Occupying an elevated position with commanding breathtaking views the property offers cosy and welcoming holiday accommodation.\n\n\nGround Floor \n\nProperty has electric night storage heating and briefly comprises \n \nEntrance hallway leading to \n\nLounge\n With Smart TV DVD radioCD and...
Is that a change of name for the hotel,all the times I stayed at the campsite it was called ''the Palmer Flats hotel''?
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Paul_B
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Yes Jim it is, I preferred the old name of Palmer Flatts but times change and so has the camp site, we've stopped on that quite a few times but we now like the one up the road better,
How about the cover bridge inn for fishing on the river cover? http://www.thecoverbridgeinn.co.uk/
Or the royal oak, dacre banks for the upper nidd. https://www.the-royaloak-dacre.co.uk/
Or the royal oak, dacre banks for the upper nidd. https://www.the-royaloak-dacre.co.uk/
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Personally and I appreciate its not what the OP asked, but a car is going to be a must, so I would stay somewhere like Hawes where there's more to do and buy day tickets to fish.
I've fished the river Cover with day tickets bought at the Coverbridge inn (good car park) but we usually stay up the road in Middleham across from the castle, we always just missed King Richard the 3rd by a few hundred years, but the hotel named after him does good food and beers.
Yorkshire is large but fishing wise I prefer the Dales
I've fished the river Cover with day tickets bought at the Coverbridge inn (good car park) but we usually stay up the road in Middleham across from the castle, we always just missed King Richard the 3rd by a few hundred years, but the hotel named after him does good food and beers.
Yorkshire is large but fishing wise I prefer the Dales
You may find this of interest: https://www.yorkshire-dales-flyfishing.com/day-ticket-yorkshire.htm
If you want a river, then the river Wharfe at Ilkley has good trout and grayling fishing, lots of places to stay, a very nice town with good restaurants and loads of places to visit nearby. Dave Martin is the club secretary there and I'm sure he would help you out.
If you want a river, then the river Wharfe at Ilkley has good trout and grayling fishing, lots of places to stay, a very nice town with good restaurants and loads of places to visit nearby. Dave Martin is the club secretary there and I'm sure he would help you out.
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Thank you.The Falcon Inn at Arncliffe in Littondale has some good brown trout fishing on the Skirfare and Cowside Beck set in beautiful limestone scenery. Bolton Abbey fishery is only half an hour away and Kinsey Angling Club water is even closer. Oh, and in Yorkshire we don’t have burns....they are called becks!
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I would second the Falcon- this was the original “Woolpack” Inn when Emmerdale was first filmed before they moved to Esholt then later to Harewood and a permanent outdoor set. It would be a good base to explore from, but not a lot to do in the village. Grassington or Kettlewell both have good accommodation also over that side.
I live over the East side on the edge of the NY Moors. If you want beck fishing, there’s more of that in the NYM area. The upper Tees is good as is the upper Derwent and Scalby beck. A bit further South is Driffield Beck and there is a 1 mile stretch of double bank chalk stream day ticket here , with cottage accommodation on site. You need to book well in advance as it’s a four rod limit.
There are also good local still waters.
I had my best mornings fly fishing in the early 80s on Driffield Beck when it was all syndicate water. 83 Brown Trout and 43 Grayling in 4 hours on the large olives that Hatch there- big as a Mayfly, there is no Mayfly hatch though.
not sure if this is now a syndicated water again though.
Details here of other local becks
brooksandbecks.blogspot.com
I live over the East side on the edge of the NY Moors. If you want beck fishing, there’s more of that in the NYM area. The upper Tees is good as is the upper Derwent and Scalby beck. A bit further South is Driffield Beck and there is a 1 mile stretch of double bank chalk stream day ticket here , with cottage accommodation on site. You need to book well in advance as it’s a four rod limit.
There are also good local still waters.
I had my best mornings fly fishing in the early 80s on Driffield Beck when it was all syndicate water. 83 Brown Trout and 43 Grayling in 4 hours on the large olives that Hatch there- big as a Mayfly, there is no Mayfly hatch though.
Mulberry Whin - Chalkstream fishing chalkstream flyfishing
Mulberry Whin offers chalkstream fly fishing. Located in the North of England in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales flyfishing has never been so good.
www.mulberry-whin.com
not sure if this is now a syndicated water again though.
Details here of other local becks
Fly Fishing Opportunities in North Yorkshire
A blog about fishing for brown trout , Grayling and other coarse fish . In rivers and small streams , Using Dry fly , Nymphs, Spiders, Soft hackles.
brooksandbecks.blogspot.com
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Dales best bet for day tickets. Scalby beck and Danby on the Esk are the only places I know of around the moors.
Good news is there's loads of day ticket rivers in the Dales, take your pick.
As mentioned further afield the Tees would be another option.
Dales best bet for day tickets. Scalby beck and Danby on the Esk are the only places I know of around the moors.
Good news is there's loads of day ticket rivers in the Dales, take your pick.
As mentioned further afield the Tees would be another option.
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There’s a few ticket sections on the Derwent and Barton beck, Danby beck and the Esk.
There’s a free section on the Seven at Sinnington also and the section below is reasonable for a season.
There’s a free section on the Seven at Sinnington also and the section below is reasonable for a season.
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petevicar
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When I first read this title I thought, (apart from the spelling mistake) is it on fire? Are there forest fires or something?
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Village pubs changed hands now, landlady from Anvil at Sawdon has taken it on, food at the Anvil was always good, not been since she took it on, was always good there.
Funky little pooch!
