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Warwick Hall Fishery — Top Beat and Park Beat

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Warwick Hall Fishery gives you two cracking River Eden beats near Carlisle: the Top Beat and Park Beat, each roughly a mile long. It’s quality salmon and sea-trout water, with wild brown trout and plenty of grayling in the river too.

Run by Warwick Hall Estate · checked 15 Oct 2026

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The lowdown

  • The fishery is run by Warwick Hall Estate at Warwick-on-Eden, just outside Carlisle. Proper countryside surroundings.
  • There are two beats to book: Top Beat and Park Beat. Each one runs for approximately a mile, so there’s plenty of water to explore.
  • The setting sounds bob on, with remote river sections, meadows, woodland and open Cumbrian countryside around the banks.
  • Salmon and sea trout are the headline targets here, with day rods available throughout the relevant fishing periods.
  • The river also holds wild brown trout and abundant grayling. Lovely stuff for a lighter approach when conditions suit.
  • Trout fishing runs from 1 April to 30 September, while grayling fishing is available from 15 October to 14 February.
  • If you book more than one day, the beats are fished on an alternating basis. Handy for seeing more of the water rather than hammering one beat.
  • The estate describes the Eden as a quality salmon river. Keep an eye on water height and colour, as a bit of extra flow can really bring the bigger fish on the munch.
  • There’s no separate parking postcode published for each beat, so sort the access details when booking. Also, don’t assume night fishing is allowed.
  • The river and surrounding area sit within a protected Special Area of Conservation, so treat the banks and countryside with care. A cracking wild setting, basically.

Methods: For salmon and sea trout, fish within the relevant day-rod seasons and adapt to the river’s flow and colour. Trout and grayling offer lighter sport in their stated seasons, with trotting or a tidy feeder approach where suitable.

Access & tickets

Salmon and sea-trout day rod — January and February

Day rod for salmon and sea trout.

£20 (as listed 15 Oct 2026 — check before you go)

Salmon and sea-trout day rod — March

Day rod for salmon and sea trout.

£50 per day (as listed 15 Oct 2026 — check before you go)

Salmon and sea-trout day rod — April to October

April £60 per day; May, June and July £90 per day; August, September and October £80 per day. Trout and grayling permits are also available in their stated seasons.

£60 per day in April; £90 per day in May, June and July; £80 per day in August, September and October (as listed 15 Oct 2026 — check before you go)

Book directly with Nick Marriner at Warwick Hall. The official address is Warwick Hall, Warwick-on-Eden, Carlisle, Cumbria CA4 8PG.

Fish the club names

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Key rules

  • The beats are fished on an alternating basis when anglers book more than one day.
  • Trout fishing is available from 1 April to 30 September.
  • Grayling fishing is available from 15 October to 14 February.
  • Salmon and sea-trout fishing is available in the relevant day-rod periods.
  • Fishing rules are provided by Warwick Hall Estate as a downloadable document.
  • The river and surrounding area are within a protected Special Area of Conservation.

Coarse fishing on English rivers is closed from 15 March to 15 June inclusive. That's the law for coarse fish on rivers — it's not a club rule, and game-fishing seasons work differently.

GOV.UK — Freshwater rod fishing rules: when and where you can fish

Where it is

Pins mark the access postcode each club gives, not the bank itself. Exact boundary map: see rights holder.

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