River Tees at Middleton-in-Teesdale
The Environment Agency gauge at Middleton-in-Teesdale is the syndicate's usual reference point for river height and changing conditions.
Check the current river levelUseful resources
A short collection of reliable external resources for fishing, river conditions and the conservation of this special part of the Tees.
Before you fish
These are the services most likely to be useful before visiting the river.
The Environment Agency gauge at Middleton-in-Teesdale is the syndicate's usual reference point for river height and changing conditions.
Check the current river levelOfficial GOV.UK information about rod licences for fishing in England and Wales, including the appropriate licence for salmon and sea trout.
Rod licence informationThe national governing body for angling in England, representing anglers and working to protect fish, fishing and the environment.
Visit the Angling TrustFish Legal works on behalf of anglers and fisheries to protect waters and pursue legal action where fisheries are damaged.
Visit Fish LegalA protected landscape
The Romaldkirk water runs through ancient woodland within the Shipley and Great Woods Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Official Natural England information about SSSIs, their protection and the special wildlife, geology and habitats for which they are designated.
Natural England SSSI informationThe government's interactive mapping service for environmental designations, including Sites of Special Scientific Interest and other protected features.
Open MAGIC MapSyndicate members
Maps, rules, safety guidance and other private syndicate information belong in the Members Area rather than on the public website.