River Inny
River Inny, Launceston Anglers’ Association water
River Inny, Launceston Anglers’ Association water is a fishing beat on the River Inny. Day tickets from £15.
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River Inny, Launceston Anglers’ Association water at a glance
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This is the Launceston Anglers’ Association’s water on the River Inny, north of Launceston in east Cornwall. The association numbers its beats and publishes a map of each. On the Inny they are Treguddick (8), the left bank downstream of the weir below Two Bridges, fished to 30 September only, fly and natural bait but no lures; Trelaske (11), the right bank downstream from Treguddick Bridge to the field north of Trekelland Bridge; Trekelland (10), the right bank for about 1.25 miles from a field above Trekelland Bridge to a field above Ruse’s Mill; and Wooda Bridge (12), a short fly and lure stretch with limited parking. This listing covers them together.
The Inny beats open on 15 March and close on 31 October, apart from Treguddick. The association says beats 10 and 11 are fly only until 16 June, and then allow fly, lure and natural bait. The association lists salmon, sea trout, brown trout and grayling across its waters but does not say which species is on which beat, so none is listed here.
Members fish on their membership, and visitors can buy a day ticket from Launceston Tourist Information.
Rules and policies
Fishing rules for River Inny, Launceston Anglers’ Association water
Members of Launceston Anglers’ Association, or visitors on a day ticket for brown trout or grayling (fly only). All salmon, grayling, dace and eels are returned. Trout and sea trout under 20cm and over 50cm go back, and no rod keeps more than 2 trout and 2 sea trout a day, 5 a week and 15 a year. No dogs. No more than twenty minutes on one pool. Artificial lures are not allowed for trout and grayling. No natural bait from an hour after sunset until sunrise. Single barbless hooks only. You need a valid Environment Agency rod licence. The association’s seasons are salmon 1 March to 14 October, sea trout 3 March to 30 September, non-migratory trout 15 March to 30 September, and grayling and dace 16 June to 14 March.
Where River Inny, Launceston Anglers’ Association water is
Exact location is hidden at the owner's request. This beat is on the River Inny.
Approximate locationThe river
River
The River Inny rises near Davidstow on the eastern flank of Bodmin Moor. It flows east south east, turns south east at Two Bridges, where its main tributary Penpont Water joins it, and runs due east for the last few miles to the River Tamar at Inny Foot, near Dunterton. It supports trout, grayling, sea trout and…
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