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Hurworth Burn Reservoir is a named reservoir in Scotland, listed in the GilledIt directory. UK reservoirs are often managed for trout or coarse fishing through a water company or club — check for day tickets and access before travelling. See it on the map and log your session in GilledIt.
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Hurworth Burn Reservoir: frequently asked questions
Yes — Hurworth Burn Reservoir is a fishing venue in Scotland. Contact the fishery directly to confirm rules and bookings.
Scotland has no statutory close season for coarse fishing, so stillwater venues like Hurworth Burn Reservoir can be fished year-round. Salmon and sea trout have annual close times that vary by district — check with the fishery when you book.
Scotland has no rod licence system — instead you need permission from the fishing rights owner (a permit). Most Scottish fisheries sell day permits on site or online; Hurworth Burn Reservoir should be able to confirm the permit arrangement when you book.
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