Full of fighting fit, unique coloured trout, these 100% natives have descended from the original upland brownies which lived in the streams before the dams were built. Lightning quick and very hard fighting, these fish are a joy to catch.
Surrounded by the fantastic scenery of the North Pennine grouse moors, there are few more tranquil and relaxing ways to spend a day’s fishing than roaming the banks of these waters, and even fewer places where you can catch truly wild browns. A focused day fishing in the great outdoors is akin to mediation – an activity linked to decreased anxiety and lowered blood pressure.
Pick up your rod today and help your body relax with this excellent sport.
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| Permit Type | Full Day | Concessions |
|---|---|---|
| Wild brown trout Day permit | £9 | £7 |
| Fantastic four season permit | £95 | N/A |
Try out our tips to help you catch!
When fishing at Selset for wild brown trout there is no best place to fish.
It is always a good idea to keep on the move.
About 4 miles west of Middleton-in-Teesdale, along the B6276. The reservoir is signposted from the road.
Find us using sat nav:
DL12 0PP (Approx)
