Hi Guys

Never fished for grayling before,but i really want to try this,maybe around may?? Need somewhere to go,stay and hopefully have a good stock of grayling...
Any b&b address with access to a good river and tackle hire would be great.
So any links or advice of any sort would be great..

David

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May is not really a good time to fish for Grayling,They have just Spawned.Sept-Jan is prime time.

Jim

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Not a B&B but my best Grayling fishing has been on the Whitewell beat of The Hodder. Only access for members and a residents at The Inn at Whitewell. Follow the link 'out and about>Fishing' for details. It was Spring and I was targeting Trout but picked up three nice Grayling, two to a GRHE under a Klink and one to the Klink. The best was around 17 inches, the smallest about 11. I also caught plenty of Brownies, a couple of wild looking escapee Rainbows and a few Salmon Parr.



It's a fabulous hotel, great food and beer, not cheap but priceless memories! The Slaidburn stretch further upstream is available on a day ticket.

Also The Red Pump Inn is just downstream and a lot cheaper, a food pub with rooms but also some river access. I haven't fished it myself yet but would love to.

SharkeyP

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Thanks Sharkey and Jim, maybe i will leave it untill september so.. i will ask on here a bit closer to the time,and i,m sure i,ll be told what place,s fishing well..
Take the wee one with me,have her fly fishing now..

Thanks again..!!

David

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Hi, If you dont mind travelling to Yorkshire this is lovely place to stay and fish, its Chalk stream fishing for trout but they also have a grayling season with some very big ones in there.....theres a lovely self catering cottage and a b&b lodge next door to it all on a large working farm with very friendly owners....Brown Trout, Rainbow trout, grayling, chalkstream fishing near york, yorkshire, england

Thanks shootfish

Looks like a nice spot.... wtaers is crystal clear, i would enjoy trying that.

Thanks again

David

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Whitewell would be more expensive in September, you'd be paying Salmon and Sea Trout prices to fish. Might be a few more rods out too. I suspect the venerable Gentlemen of the Whitewell Fishing Association prefer to fish for the passing 'tourists'.

SharkeyP

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the slaidburn stretch is a good stretch i live in the village and its only a tenner a day and there is a b&b in the vilage which is the hark to bounty pub or if you prefer cheaper there is also a youth hostel in the village as for takle hire gimme a shout ill even give you some pointers and have days fishing with you

This forum is great... thanks flickupflickback, thats sounds good to me..!! i,m spoilt for choice.. is it the same as said above? september on?

David

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