Yorkshire fishing
RIVER CALDER
The Calder rises on the Pennine moors gathering in size and pace over 50 miles with the addition of many tributaries as it passes through West Yorkshire until it joins the River Aire at Castleford.
It was, at one time, a byword for pollution passing as it does through one of the industrial heartlands of England. However, today it provides a thriving trout habitat, the now repurposed factory buildings providing as unusual and inspiring backdrop for modern day fly fishing.
CALDER WITH PHILLIPPA HAKE NEW
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The magnificent, twenty-three arch Victorian stone viaduct dominates the landscape of Copley, where it crosses the River Calder. This is Phillippa’s ‘home beat’, a two mile section she knows like the proverbial back of the hand where the predominate species are trout and grayling, often in prolific numbers, with the chance to return double figure days on this, an all catch and release river. Phillippa is an accomplished fly tyer so rely on her for flies, both dry and nymph, many of which she has specifically tied for the Calder. This is a relatively undemanding wading section over a stone riverbed where there is plenty of space to experiment with longer rods, French leaders and small nymphs fished under buoyant dry flies which Phillippa will provide. |
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This beat requires waders so you must bring your own. Otherwise Phillippa will provide all tackle required, including flies. A simple lunch will be provided. The recommended outfit is a 9ft-10ft 5wt.
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NEW FOR 2021 |
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2.5m
1m
0.2mMarch 23 – September 30 |
£200 for one Rod with Guide |
Price includes fishing, Fishing Guide for eight hours, tackle, flies, lunch and local transfer from train station if required. Bring your own waders.
For further details, please complete our enquiry form or e-mail info@fishingbreaks.co.uk
Maps
YORKSHIRE
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