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   When is river fishing season?

   • The river fishing season runs from June 16 to 14 March, with a “close season” outside these dates, which is there to give the fish a break while they spawn. If you go fishing on rivers and other waters with a traditional close season during this prohibited time you risk a hefty fine – please don’t do it!

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   When is the best time to fish a river?

   • For one thing, if you want to fish any river for coarse fish (i.e. any freshwater fish other than trout and salmon) there is a set season to do this. The river fishing season runs from June 16 to 14 March, with a “close season” outside these dates, which is there to give the fish a break while they spawn.

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   When is the close season for coarse fishing?

   • The annual close season for coarse fishing is 15 March to 15 June. It applies to: See each byelaw area for more detail. There is no close season in the majority of stillwaters (lakes, reservoirs and ponds and most canals).

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   What fish can you catch during the close season?

   • This means despite the close season on rivers, you can try fishing for coarse fish, eels, rainbow trout and brown trout on most enclosed stillwaters and canals all year! What Happens During the Close Season?

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   Is there a close season for trout?

   • There is no close season for rainbow trout in any stillwater, or for brown trout on enclosed stillwaters. You can fish with a rod and line for eels all year in waters with no coarse fishing close season. You must return any eels you catch, including in coastal waters, to the same water unharmed. It is illegal to take trout shorter than 23cm.

   When and where to go fishing? - Don Catchment Rivers Trust

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   What is coarse fish close season?

   • The coarse fish close season applies to rivers, streams, drains and some canals, as well as certain stillwaters within specified ‘sites of special scientific interest’ (SSSI). Anglers who are keen to fish throughout this period can do so on most stillwaters and canals, depending on fishery rules.

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   When and where you can fish. ‘Close seasons’ are seasons when you can’t fish for some types of fish on certain types of water. For example, you can’t fish for coarse fish on any river in England...

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   Mar 15, 2024 · The Environment Agency is reminding anglers the 2024 coarse fishing close season gets underway today (Friday 15th March). The spring and early summer months provide a period for freshwater...

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   Jun 7, 2019 · You must check the relevant byelaw area for close seasons for salmon, sea trout, brown trout, rainbow trout and char. Close seasons may differ across areas and by river. Area close season rules...

5. canalrivertrust.org.uk › things-to-do › fishingCoarse fishing close season - Canal & River Trust

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   May 17, 2024 · The traditional close season for coarse fishing runs from 15 March through to 15 June. This applies to all rivers, including the ones we own fishing rights to. But most of our canals are still open.

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   The close season for: salmon is 1 November to 5 April. sea trout is 1 November to 2 April. all non-migratory trout in rivers, streams, drains and canals, and for brown trout in all waters other than enclosed stillwaters, is 1 October to 24 March.

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   Mar 15, 2022 · What is the Date of the Coarse Fishing Closed Season? As all coarse anglers, and most involved in other disciplines will be aware, the UK river close season has started, dating from 15th March until 15th June as it does every year. This prohibits fishing from all rivers. For more details, read below.

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   Jun 12, 2020 · The river fishing season runs from June 16 to 14 March, with a “close season” outside these dates, which is there to give the fish a break while they spawn. If you go fishing on rivers and other waters with a traditional close season during this prohibited time you risk a hefty fine – please don’t do it!