Yarm Angling Limited

Originally established as Yarm Angling Association in 1885

Clubhouse and headquarters:

4 Blenavon Court, Yarm, TS15 9AN

Telephone 01642 786444

Sunday peg availability 01642 788337 

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 Yarm Angling Limited control over 5 miles of prime fishing on the River Tees around the historic town of Yarm. Much of this is available to fish on a day ticket, to be purchased from the clubhouse (open 7.00 p.m to 11.00 p.m. daily) prior to fishing. Day tickets are only available for guests sponsored and accompanied by members.

 

If you are particularly interested in match fishing and the results of recent matches, see the Match Scene page. The results of the most recent match are available here and the Match Calendar contains details of all matches for the year. This is usually updated within a couple of days of each match. So the Match Scene page is also useful for pleasure anglers, who can find out the most productive pegs by looking at recent match results.

 

The latest position (points and weights) for the Club Championship is available here.

 

 Pleasure anglers can obtain details of pegs available on match days by calling our peg availability service on 01642 788337. 

 

We also have 1 mile of water on the middle Tees at Bowl Hole (Low Middleton), and two stillwaters.

 

 Members of Yarm Angling Limited must also be members of the Association of Teesside and District Angling Clubs (ATDAC), giving access to a further 8 miles of middle Tees water and a couple of stillwaters.

 

 There is no waiting list for membership, see the About Us page for more information about the fishing and social club. Follow this link for details of membership costs and how to join.

 

 We have recently re-started our Juniors Section, and our juniors webpage will contain details of all our events for junior members plus news of catches and whatever else our junior members want to see there.

 

 We are currently trying to monitor the number of Cormorants and Goosanders on our waters, so that we can demonstrate the amount of damage they are causing to fish stocks. Please take part in this survey, a copy of our form is accessible through this link.

  

Web Changes: Paul Richmond