Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire

Boroughbridge & District Angling Club

North Yorkshire club with over four miles of the River Ure and the Roecliffe Ponds.

Boroughbridge & District Angling Club controls more than four miles of the River Ure, mostly double bank, from below the town down to its confluence with the Swale, along with fishing on the River Swale. River species include barbel, chub, roach, dace, perch and pike. The club also manages Roecliffe Ponds & Meadows, a former clay pit with 27 pegs and wheelchair-accessible platforms, recognised as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation. Night fishing is not allowed on any club water.

Fishing available

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Club waters

Roecliffe Ponds & Meadows

Pond

Former clay pit of about two acres with 27 pegs and accessible platforms, stocked annually; members and guests only.

Species: tench, bream, carp, crucian carp, roach, rudd, pike, ide, perch, eel

Membership

Type
Annual membership
Junior
Juniors under 16 fish free.
Day tickets
Day tickets for the Aldborough length of the River Ure are sold by local newsagents and online. Roecliffe Ponds are for members and guests only.

Full-year and six-month memberships are offered, with concession, disabled, intermediate and junior categories. Access to Roecliffe Ponds needs a key, for which a returnable deposit applies.