Trout fishing Cumbria | Bessy Beck Trout Fishery

Bessy Beck
Trout Fishery
Cumbria

Location

Bessy Beck Trout Fishery is situated in Cumbria, next to the picturesque village of Newbiggin-on-Lune. The fishery nestles at the foot of the Howgills near the source of the river Lune.

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	From the M6

	Exit the M6 at junction 38 (Tebay) and follow the A685 (a very straight road) EAST towards Brough and Kirkby Stephen for 5.25 miles. You’ll see the Newbiggin-on-Lune village sign; turn right immediately before the village over a small hump back bridge. Bessy Beck entrance is directly in front of you.


	From the A1

	Take the A66 west from Scotch corner to Brough. Exit the A66 at Brough and head SOUTHWEST on the A685 towards Kirkby Stephen, a distance of three miles. Drive right through the town and head towards Tebay and the M6 up a steep hill, passing beneath the rail bridge at Kirkby Stephen station. Continue along the A685 over the moor for 4 miles, passing left turns for Sedburgh, and then you will descend into the upper Lune valley for Ravenstonedale and Lune Springs Garden Centre. Once you’ve passed Newbiggin–on-Lune village, you’ll see Bessy Beck immediately on your left, take the next turning over the small hump back bridge, the fishery’s entrance is directly in front of you.


	Bessy Beck

	All 3 lakes are fed by the crystal clear water from Bessy Beck, a small stream that rises on the nearby Howgill fells. Bessy Beck runs through our rearing tanks and keeps the lakes topped up with clean water. This helps to guarantee the high standard of our fish and their excellent eating qualities.

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