See Map Book pages 13, 14 and 15 – Buy a Map Book – or see Map 1, Map 2 and Map 3 below.
The Environment Agency details water levels at Bainbridge (about 2 miles upstream from the top limit of our fishery), with regular on-line updates. BCAA has a total of about 4 miles of good trout and grayling fishing on the River Ure upstream of Aysgarth village, mostly both banks. There are three separate lengths – click on the links below for details of each: – Left bank – top length – about 800m of fishing. The Fly Secretary has produced a Guide to the R Ure at Aysgarth and Worton which maps and describes individual pools in the fishery, and provides tips and information which anglers might find useful when fishing this length. Rules Left bank – top length See Map Book page 13 – Buy a Map Book or see Map 1 below. This length is about 800 metres long. The top limit is about 600 metres upstream of the stepping stones where the footpath to Woodhall crosses the river. Fishing starts on the left bank of the beck from the old railway bridge at OS grid ref SD 969 901 approx, and extends to the bottom limit at OS grid ref SD 976 897 approx. This fishing can be accessed by crossing the river by the stepping stones or from the footpath from Woodhall. Parking is available at the side of the A684 – please park tidily and safely. (back to top of page) Left bank – bottom length See Map Book pages 14 and 15 – Buy a Map Book or see Map 2 and Map 3 below. This length is about 1600 metres long. The top limit is at OS grid ref SD 980 895 approx (on Map 2) and fishing extends downstream to the Iron Footbridge over the river, one mile west of Aysgarth (on Map 3). Entrance to this fishing is via the footpath and the Iron Bridge over the river at OS grid reference SD 995 889 approx. Parking is available in the layby at the southern end of the bridge. (back to top of page) Right bank See Map Book pages 13, 14 and 15 – Buy a Map Book or see Map 1, Map 2 and Map 3 below. This length is about 4400 metres long. The top limit (see Map 1 below) is about 700 metres (two fields) upstream of the stepping stones where the footpath to Woodhall crosses the river. The length extends downstream to the limit sign near the Iron Footbridge, about one mile west of Aysgarth village – see Map 3. Entrance to this fishing is either: Parking is available either at the side of the A684 – park tidily and safely – or at the layby next to the Iron Bridge. |
Map 1
(back to top of page) Map 2 (back to top of page) Map 3 (Maps and key: Bernard Cracknell)