Rod license for fishing

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Hi folks can someone put me right regarding the whole rod licence thing in England and also is it a requirement in Wales, up here in Scotland we don't have a rod licence all we do is purchase a permit from the local angling shop for the waters we wish to fish.
 
Not up to date with it but when I casually enquired at Post Office I thought it sounded expensive. Someone will be along shortly.
 
Just done it myself £30 for the year 2 rods.
Did it on my phone in 2mins.


Cheers James
 
You need to buy a rod licence from the environment agency to fish in England and Wales.

edit:- must type faster🙄
 
Cheers guys, I have visited England many many times usually to the city's London, Liverpool, Manchester, I know course fishing is the big thing down south but I'm more into game fishing Salmon,brown trout and sea trout don't mind the odd day pike fishing though, first trip will be Yorkshire any recommendations

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Cheers guys, I have visited England many many times usually to the city's London, Liverpool, Manchester, I know course fishing is the big thing down south but I'm more into game fishing Salmon,brown trout and sea trout don't mind the odd day pike fishing though, first trip will be Yorkshire any recommendations
you will need a different licence for salmon and migratory fish
 
you will need a different licence for salmon and migratory fish
or a wee net on a cane for these ones! :whistle2:
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Although you don't need a rod license in Scotland, if you fish the Border Esk from the Scottish bank, you still have to buy an English rod license, I bet Wee Nicky doesnt know about it yet !
 
I do believe you can buy a weeks licence on line for England . Ideal for holiday makers

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Although you don't need a rod license in Scotland, if you fish the Border Esk from the Scottish bank, you still have to buy an English rod license, I bet Wee Nicky doesnt know about it yet !
I think there are small parts of the southern bank of the Liddell Water (a tributary of the Esk) up towards Cannonbie that are actually part of Scotland but you need an English rod licence to fish either bank even though you're not in England. Used to be part of The Debatable Lands before they were divi'd up. Just another typical example of us being put upon! :whistle2: ;):giggle:
 
I've fished the Liddle down at Penton Bridge a few years ago, a great beat when the conditions are right.
My son lives in the old Toll Cottage that they used to collect the tolls when the Highland Drovers would ford the Liddle with their cattle when they used to walk them all the way to Smithfield and other markets.
 

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