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As many of you will be aware, Richard Sidgwick ("Dick" to his friends) passed away suddenly on 5 August.

At his, and his family's, request he has recently been privately cremated.
Dick will be sadly missed. The time and effort he spent running , organising and maintaining our fisheries was immense.
As well as the work undertaken for Yarm Angling Club, he was also very involved with the running of ATDAC and more recently LTAA.

To thank and celebrate his life, Yarm Angling Limited will be opening the clubhouse one afternoon, when we hope that his friends and colleagues from all the organisations in which he was involved can meet up and remember him and celebrate his life.

THIS DATE FOR THIS "OPEN HOUSE" CELEBRATION WILL BE ADVISED IN THE NEAR FUTURE ON THE CLUB'S WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK PAGES.

We look forward to seeing you.
Posted on behalf of Yarm Angling Club Committee.

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We have over 5 miles of prime fishing on the River Tees around the historic town of Yarm, and we have 1 mile of water on the middle Tees at Bowl Hole (Low Middleton). The fishing at Yarm is mainly for the good stocks of bream, roach, perch, chub, dace and pike. The Bowl Hole area is mainly chub, barbel, bream, perch, dace, roach, trout and grayling. We also have the 5-acre Halnaby Lake containing bream, carp (to mid-double figures), roach, perch, and a few tench, chub and barbel,  and Turlwick Pond containing tench (to 7lbs), bream, roach, carp, F1 carp, ide and perch. These stillwaters have been protected against otters and have private off-road car parks.
Most pegs on both stillwaters and on the Yarm pegs on the river have sturdy, plastic platforms installed to make the fishing even more comfortable and safe.
For more details of these waters visit our venues page .

Yarm Angling have possibly the biggest match calendar in the area, with good payouts at individual matches and for the overall club championship which is run across the whole season. There is also a Golden Peg fund running for qualifying club matches, currently worth £250.   Follow this link to the match calendar, and this link to find out more about matches and the championship

There is no waiting list for new membership,  follow this link for details of membership costs and how to join. 

Day tickets are available for non-members at a cost of £6, but they must be accompanied by a member and the tickets purchased in advance from the clubhouse (open 7.00 p.m to 11.00 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday) or by email to pmrichmond@hotmail.co.uk . Contact the clubhouse for more details (01642 786444).

We are also one of the few clubs in the country to have our own licenced clubhouse, including meeting room facilities.

IF YOU WANT TO TEMPORARILY SUSPEND YOUR MEMBERSHIP FOR ANY REASON PLEASE CONTACT THE CLUB THROUGH LETTER OR EMAIL. THIS COULD AVOID YOU HAVING TO RE-PAY THE JOINING FEE  IF YOU DECIDE TO RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP IN THE FUTURE.


Members of Yarm Angling Limited must also be members of the Association of Teesside and District Angling Clubs (ATDAC), giving access to a further 8 miles of Middle Tees water and a couple of stillwaters. YarmAangling Limited are also a member of the Lower Tees Angling Association (LTAA), with access to about 3 miles of the Lower Tees at Bowesfield. Note that this LTAA water is used for several small matches each year, click here for a list of dates.

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MAINTENANCE WORK ON YARM AND ATDAC FISHERIES

Farmers and gamekeepers have reported continuing problems with suspected poaching as well as theft of farm property.

Whilst we as fishermen enjoy the right to roam the river bank and cast a line, the sight of somebody wandering around without fishing tackle isn’t allowed (our rights are to fish) and can sometimes set alarm bells ringing.

The legality is that maintenance work including the trimming of trees and clearance of access paths should be agreed with the farmer or landowner prior to any work being carried out. There are also potential implications regarding insurance cover for members acting independently on unapproved maintenance.

Occasionally there have been reports of members on the river bank who don’t have fishing tackle but they were believed to be in fact carrying out well intentioned maintenance work.

We do not want to discourage this, far from it, all help is much appreciated. However, this needs to be done properly and the right people informed beforehand of your expected presence and activities.

 Dick Sidgwick Tel 07870680953 and Paul Richmond Tel 07815818030 plan and carry out regular work on the stillwaters and river stretches respectively, liaising with the farmers or landowners to ensure that we do not cause them any problems.

To preserve good relations we request anybody planning or wishing to help with work on the river bank to please speak to Dick or Paul beforehand.

All offers of help will be very welcome.