Booking terms and peg rules.

Your safety and taking part at your own risk

Fishing with us should be relaxed and enjoyable. Please take a moment to read how we look after your safety, and what taking part means.

Guided fishing takes place outdoors on a natural, tidal and fast flowing river. The banks are uneven, there is a ramp down to the pegs, and the ground can be slippery and muddy, especially after rain. You will be close to open water. These are the normal conditions of riverbank fishing and they carry inherent risks.

Guests take part in sessions, and access the pegs, the ramp, the parking area and the riverbank, entirely at their own risk. You are responsible for your own safety and for following the guide's instructions at all times, along with our river safety guidance.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Wharfe Bank Fishing and its guide accept no liability for personal injury, loss or damage arising from taking part in a session or from being present on the site. Nothing in these terms limits or excludes any liability that cannot be limited or excluded under law, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence.

Please take part only if you are in good enough health to do so. If you have any medical condition, injury or mobility need that we should know about, tell the guide in advance so we can help you enjoy your day safely.

Guided sessions are for adults aged 18 and over, in line with our guest guidelines.

By enquiring about a session, booking a session or attending the site, you confirm that you have read and accept these terms.

Fishing is undertaken at your own risk. Riverbanks, paths and ramps can be uneven or slippy, so please take care at all times.

Anglers are responsible for holding the correct Environment Agency rod licence. Licences are not checked by Wharfe Bank Fishing.

Peg bookings are 18+ only and limited to one person per peg unless agreed otherwise.

Please be respectful of neighbours, the property, other anglers and the river environment. No litter should be left on site.

Guided sessions may be changed, postponed or cancelled if river conditions, weather or safety concerns make the session unsuitable.