River Nidd
Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir
Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir is a fishing beat on the River Nidd. Club members only. Membership is open, so joining is the straightforward route on.
Pricing and season
Indicative prices only. This calendar does not show whether a beat is bookable or already booked out, and other prices may apply. Always confirm availability and the final price with the booking provider before you travel.
Season & syndicate rods
Fishing details
Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir at a glance
- Rods
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- Difficulty
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- Length
- 1.47 miles
- Water type
- main river
Fishing methods
Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir is one of Nidderdale Angling Club’s longer beats, running from the bridge at Glasshouses, below Wilsill and past Monkey Island and Jogglyn Bridge, down to Twine Mill weir.
A footpath follows the river, with several sets of steps down to the water along the way, and there is parking at both the top and the bottom of the beat.
This is not one of the club’s day-ticket stretches, so it is fished by members and season-ticket holders. Membership is for anglers who live locally, and anglers from further away can apply for a season ticket; the committee decides both. Like all the club’s water, it is catch and release.
Stocking and fish species
Rules and policies
Fishing rules for Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir
For club members and season-ticket holders, whose membership or season-ticket card must be issued before they fish. The club is revising its detailed rules for members; until they are published it asks members to read the day-ticket rules and its health and safety guide before fishing. All brown trout and grayling must be returned, hooks must be barbless or de-barbed, and a catch return must be sent in. Carry an Environment Agency rod licence. Trout season 25 March to 30 September, grayling 16 June to 14 March.
Where Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir is
The beat's boundary, with parking where we have it.
54.07259, -1.72433
The river
River
The River Nidd rises at Nidd Head Spring on the slopes of Great Whernside and runs nearly 59 miles through Nidderdale to join the Ouse at Nun Monkton. In normal conditions the young river disappears into a sinkhole called Manchester Hole and comes up again at Nidd Head near Lofthouse. Three reservoirs, Angram, Scar…
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FAQ
Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir FAQs
Practical questions anglers ask before fishing Glasshouses Bridge to Twine Mill Weir, from tickets to tactics.
