River East Allen
Studdon Bridge Beat
Studdon Bridge Beat is a fishing beat on the River East Allen. Day tickets from £10.
Pricing and season
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How Studdon Bridge Beat compares on the River East Allen
Typical, lowest and highest full-day rod, from 7 beats with published day rates
Day tickets on the River East Allen run from £10 to £10. The typical full-day rate is around £10, peaking in February.
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Studdon Bridge Beat at a glance
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Beat 2 of the Allen Valley Angling and Conservation water is the Studdon Bridge beat on the River East Allen. You reach it down the track from Studdondene, or along the footpath through Peckriding Farm. The club’s beat maps show the boundaries and the recommended parking. Fishing is mainly for wild brown trout, with a few sea trout and the odd salmon, and every fish is returned.
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Rules and policies
Fishing rules for Studdon Bridge Beat
All fish caught must be returned unharmed. Barbless hooks. On the river, fishing is by fly or spinner, or by worm after 15 June. Fishing is allowed for trout between 22 March and 30 September, for salmon between 1 February and 31 October and for sea trout between 3 April and 31 October. You need an Environment Agency rod licence as well as the AVAC permit, and members must send in a catch return. No fires, no open gates, no dogs at the waterside, and no trespassing on neighbouring fisheries. Park with consideration and keep clear of farm gateways; the beat maps show the recommended parking.
Where Studdon Bridge Beat is
Exact location is hidden at the owner's request. This beat is on the River East Allen.
Approximate locationThe river
River
The River East Allen is a Pennine stream in Northumberland, about 14 miles long. It rises near Allenheads, runs north through Allendale past Allendale Town, and meets the River West Allen at a place called Water Meetings, just south of Cupola Bridge. From there the two make the River Allen, which joins the South Tyne.…
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Studdon Bridge Beat FAQs
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