VISITOR AND GUEST TICKETS

The cost of a visitor ticket is £15.00 per day or £50.00 per week, tickets are available from:

C R Sykes (Prop. Tom Rosling), 4 Great Dockray, Penrith
The Punchbowl Inn, Askham nr. Penrith
Pooley Bridge Post Office
Langwathby Post Office and stores, Langwathby nr. Penrith

PLEASE NOTE :  GUIDING OR TUTORING FOR FINANCIAL GAIN IS NOT ALLOWED ON THE ASSOCIATION WATERS UNLESS PERMITTED BY WRITTEN AGREEMENT  FROM THE COMMITTEE

Members are allowed up to four guest tickets each year, at a cost of £1 per ticket.
Each ticket allows one guest per ticket to be accompanied by a member onto all waters available to club members - this includes access to winter grayling fishing and Salmon and Sea Trout fishing.
Note:These tickets can only be purchased when joining the association and when renewing membership at the beginning of the season.



Fishing is fly only.

For further details please contact the secretary.

Most of our water is open to visitors, however some is kept for members only, maps showing the rivers and parking areas are supplied with the visitor tickets, please check them before fishing.


                                             A fish is brought to the net on the River Lowther

Visiting anglers can check the water levels for the River Eden prior to their visit by calling the Environment Agencies 'Rivercall' on 09066197733

CRAYFISH PLAGUE UPDATE

Environment Agency sources have revealed that around 30 mature adults of the American Signal Crayfish were found in the River Glenderamackin at Threlkeld, a stone’s throw from PAA waters.
 
At the moment the Eden system, which includes PAA waters remains free of American Signal Crayfish and the disease they are reputed to carry, in an effort to ensure they stay this way Penrith anglers would ask visiting anglers to refer to the precautions outlined on our Crayfish Plague page

YOU MUST ACQUIRE AN ENVIRONMENT AGENCY ROD LICENSE BEFORE FISHING.

This can be obtained from any Post Office.

Anyone who is unsure about closed seasons and fishery byelaws should go to http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/regions/northwest/ where they can get the information they require.

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