Fishing at Finchale Abbey Park
Brasside
Durham
County Durham
DH1 5SH
Tel: +44 0191 386 6528
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Tel: +44 0191 386 6528
Two mile stretch of the river Wear, 1 mile either side of the Abbey, access above abbey is by the river bank and below abbey by a road way leading to various points of easy access to the river bank. You are offered a variety of fish from prime Salmon, Sea trout, Brown trout and course fishing. Long streamy runs, glides and deep holes gives you perfect fly, spinner and worm water for game fishing.
For the course fisherman, float, feeder and bomb, with maggot, caster and worm will tempt Barbell, Chub, Dace, Grayling Gudgeon and Eels.
Fishing Day tickets are available from the shop £10 a day (including car park) £7 Junior or Season Tickets for £50 (car park not included but at reduced rate of £1.50 per day ticket must be shown)
For further details, please contact the farm by calling 0191-3866528.
Finchale Abbey Fishing Rules
1/ A valid " Environment Agency " licence must be produced before a day or season ticket will be issued
2/ No Day, season ticket , or licence to be transferred.
3/ Fishing will only take place on the "Abbey " bank approximately one mile upstream and a mile down
4/ No more than one rod to be used at any one time
5/ No nets (fyke), or traps to be used.
6/ All coarse fish to be returned
7/ Keepnets must be at lest 8 feet in length, not less than 15 inches in diameter, of knotless material.
8/ Fish to be retained in Keepnets no more than 5 hours, no trout to be kept in Keepnets
9/ Two fish in season may be kept, brown trout (10") all others to be returned.
10/ No fires
11/ No maggots to be used during close season; March 15th - June 15th, both dates inclusive.
12/ The Riparion owner has the right to terminate your day or season ticket without refund, if it is proven that you have broken any of the above rules, or any other "ENVIRONMENT AGENCY" rules.
Please note that Anglers are advised to wear a lifejacket and a wading stick is advised.
2024 (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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2025 (1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025) |
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* Check website for fishing dates.
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