before i can attack the brownies !!

Yorkshire Byelaws
For all waters within the Region lyingsouthwards
of the River Tees and its
tributaries.
Salmon and trout close seasons
The close season for salmon is from
1 November to 5 April inclusive.
The close season for all non‐migratory
trout in rivers, streams, drains and
canals and brown trout in all waters is
from 1 October to 24 March inclusive.
There is no close season for rainbow
trout in any stillwaters.
Keepnets
Keepnets cannot be used on waters
where there is a close season for
coarse fish during that period.
Baits
Undersize bream, carp, grayling, tench
or trout must not be used as bait. Fish
roe must not be used as bait.
Size limits
Fish which are below the following size
limits must not be killed or taken away.
The size is measured from the tip of the
snout to the fork of the tail.
Dace, Perch, Roach, Rudd 18cms
Bream, Chub, Grayling,
Tench, Trout 23cms
Carp 25cms
Barbel 30cms
Bag limits
Not more than six fish of which not
more than two may be bream or tench
may be taken away in one day without
written consent of the owner or occupier
of the fishery. Day or season tickets
sometimes state higher bag limits and
this may be taken as written consent.
Any lower limit stated on a ticket must
be observed.
Conservation areas
Fishing with a rod and line for salmon
or migratory trout is prohibited in the
River Esk between Ruswarp Weir and
a line drawn due west across the river
from the southern‐most end of Eskside
Wharfe in Whitby. Fishing of any kind
with a rod and line is prohibited in this
area from 8pm or one hour after sunset
(whichever is earlier) and 6am the
following morning

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WHEN YOU LEAVE THE RIVER, TAKE NOTHING, AND LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINT'S!!!

THA CAN TELL A YORKSHIREMAN ,BUT THA CAN'T TELL HIM MUCH !!