Cross Gills

River Ribble
0.75 mi
BB7 9QN
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From
boundary with the Jumbles - Calder Foot Beat
To
the aqueduct (boundary with the Trough House Beat)

Cross Gills is a stretch on the River Ribble from boundary with the Jumbles - Calder Foot Beat to the aqueduct (boundary with the Trough House Beat) (~0.75 mi), controlled by Mid-Ribble Angling Society. Species include Salmon, Sea trout, Brown trout, Grayling, Chub, Dace, Pike. Night fishing is not permitted.

Permits

Season Ticket £
Full Mid-Ribble Angling Society membership - see midribble.co.uk. The club does not publish its subscription publicly; membership is capped at a maximum of 80 to keep the fishing lightly pressured. Contact secretary@midribble.co.uk.
Day Ticket £
Not applicable — membership club.
Night Fishing
Not published in the club's public beat description. Mid-Ribble AS note salmon and sea trout can be caught here at most water heights using all methods, but give no night rule.
Where To Buy
midribble.co.uk

Parking

Parking Information
Several car parks marked on the club's Trough House & Cross Gills map, including one off Lambing Clough Lane and one by the 'Cross' at the upper end; an MRAS private path links the parking to the river.

Species

Salmon
Sea Trout
Brown Trout
Grayling
Chub
Dace
Pike
At a Glance
Controller
Mid-Ribble Angling Society
Bank
Right
Access
Membership Only
Night fishing
No
Pegs
No fixed pegs — named pools: Wood Pool Run, Boat Rock, Bag Point, Cabbage Patch, Fallen Tree, Sunken Rock
Postcode
BB7 9QN

Last Verified - September 2026

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