[19], Its name comes from the Old English Stryth meaning 'turmoil'. The river Wharfe at Buckden there is a beautiful stretch of the river near to the source this is controlled by Bradford City angling association there are no day tickets but with yearbooks at £38 it must be a bargain considering the rest of the water that Bradford have. The traditional economy in River Wharfe was farming. [36], All lists are from the source of the river:-[37], Oughtershaw Beck and Green Field Beck in Langstrothdale near Beckermonds become the River Wharfe54°13′0.6″N 2°11′39.34″W / 54.216833°N 2.1942611°W / 54.216833; -2.1942611, River Wharfe in Langstrothdale54°12′33.62″N 2°9′22.87″W / 54.2093389°N 2.1563528°W / 54.2093389; -2.1563528, River Wharfe, Langstrothdale, east from the Dales Way Long Distance Walk54°12′59.34″N 2°11′13.38″W / 54.2164833°N 2.1870500°W / 54.2164833; -2.1870500, River Wharfe below Grassington Bridge54°4′6.01″N 2°0′16.38″W / 54.0683361°N 2.0045500°W / 54.0683361; -2.0045500, River Wharfe Upstream of Hebden suspension bridge, River Wharfe at Loup Scar Gorge54°3′3.21″N 1°57′5.02″W / 54.0508917°N 1.9513944°W / 54.0508917; -1.9513944, Barden Bridge, River Wharfe54°0′45.32″N 1°55′19.15″W / 54.0125889°N 1.9219861°W / 54.0125889; -1.9219861, The Strid near Bolton Abbey54°0′15.18″N 1°54′13.3″W / 54.0042167°N 1.903694°W / 54.0042167; -1.903694, Bolton Abbey and the River Wharfe53°59′0.39″N 1°53′12.53″W / 53.9834417°N 1.8868139°W / 53.9834417; -1.8868139, River Wharfe, Ilkley from footbridge53°55′56.94″N 1°48′56.43″W / 53.9324833°N 1.8156750°W / 53.9324833; -1.8156750, River Wharfe east of Otley looking upstream53°54′38.72″N 1°40′37.97″W / 53.9107556°N 1.6772139°W / 53.9107556; -1.6772139, River Wharfe east from Harewood Bridge53°54′49.31″N 1°31′18.97″W / 53.9136972°N 1.5219361°W / 53.9136972; -1.5219361, River Wharfe at Pool-in-Wharfedale east from A658 bridge, River Wharfe from Linton Bridge53°54′47.53″N 1°24′38.92″W / 53.9132028°N 1.4108111°W / 53.9132028; -1.4108111, River Wharfe, Wetherby53°55′35.68″N 1°23′21.48″W / 53.9265778°N 1.3893000°W / 53.9265778; -1.3893000, River Wharfe at Tadcaster with St Mary the Virgin Church in background53°53′4.24″N 1°15′38.16″W / 53.8845111°N 1.2606000°W / 53.8845111; -1.2606000, Wharfe's Mouth south of Cawood53°50′38.73″N 1°7′50.17″W / 53.8440917°N 1.1306028°W / 53.8440917; -1.1306028, http://www.daelnet.co.uk/placenames/index.cfm?letter=W, "Brittonic Language In The Old North - A Guide To The Place Name Evidence", "Further surveys to elucidate the distribution of the ... | EA Grey Literature", "Langstrothdale Landscape Character Assessment", "Upper Wharfedale & Littondale Landscape Character Assessment", "Mid WharfedaleLandscape Character Assessment", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=River_Wharfe&oldid=986044001, Sites of Special Scientific Interest in North Yorkshire, Wikipedia articles with WorldCat-VIAF identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.
West Riding. The section of the river from its source to around Addingham is in Upper Wharfedale and has a very different character to the river downstream. The name 'Wharfe', at least in its present form, derives from the Old Norse hverfi meaning 'to turn'. Lower down the valley, species including alpine cinquefoil, lily-of-the-valley, mountain melick and herb paris, blue sesleria, common valerian and wild angelica. Bradford City, Kilnsey angling club have the river Wharfe at Kilnsey near Conistone with day tickets around £ 35 Kilnsey is one of the oldest clubs in the country for more details please Phone 01756 752301 (Tennant Arms), Appletreewick  Barden and Burnsall angling club have around 7 miles of fishing above Bolton Abbey Tickets from the red lion Burnsall 01756 720204 (Red Lion). Bolton Abbey.
[18] The Strid walk is very popular and is accessed from the car park at Bolton Abbey. At Great Dib Wood the Otley Shell Bed is sandwiched between two Namurian sandstones. Bingley hold the right bank take a look at the website there is some good fishing to be had. The creature is mostly congregated in rivers in Wales and central and southern England; the presence of the mussels in the Wharfe has been noted as a "considerable outpost". [2][3] However, this likely influenced a preceding Brittonic name, derived from the obscure element *werβ (related to Middle Welsh gweryn, 'liquid').[3]. See their website for full details. Wharfedale is a term to call the valley of River Wharfe. Linton Falls (Grid Reference: SE001633) are located close to the village of Linton, just south of Grassington. The heaps of mining waste remain, contaminated with lead, and on which little will grow. Low and High Water Levels are an average figure. See their website for full details. The common fish, which inhabit River Wharfe, include the white-clawed crayfish and signal crayfish. Bradford no1 also have water at Boston Spa, Some big barbel are present here and all the way down to Newton Kyme along with big Chub also roach and dace. For much of its length it is the county boundary between West Yorkshire and North Yorkshire. The name Wharfe appears to be recorded in the form Verbeiae on a Roman inscription at Ilkley, dedicated to Verbeia, thought to be the tutelary goddess of the river. The primary feature of River Wharfe is Great Scar Limestone.

The top length the spa bath length is shallower and noted for its early season big barbel the river Wharfe at Newton Kyme is packed with features and deserves some exploring and the patient angler can expect big chub and barbel, in my opinion, it is the best part of this fantastic River Wharfe, Day tickets can be bought from the paper shop on the High street near to the top of bridge street. West Riding, Further downstream at Linton Collingham and Wetherby the fishing is run by different clubs day tickets are available from the post office and the garage at Collingham. However, both populations are declining. Some of the inaccessible cliffs are home to ledge dwelling flora including mosses and liverworts, such as red leskea, sharp rock-bristle and the very rare Zygodon gracilis. The river source is at Beckermonds in Langstrothdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and flows through Kettlewell, Grassington, Bolton Abbey, Addingham, Ilkley, Burley-in-Wharfedale, Otley, Wetherby and Tadcaster. [5] The river is also home to a colony of fine-lined pea mussels. The river downstream has a distinctive character from the Upper Wharfedale. It flows east and south-east taking the flows from many small streams, whose sources are the sink holes from Yockenthwaite Moor on the north bank and Horse Head Moor on the south bank. Coarse fish inhabit the water around Ilkley so as well as trout and grayling you have the pleasure of seeing chub in your nets but possibly pool is the area that you have a chance of a barbel,  well so I am told by a few locals so who am I to disagree, West Riding Anglers have approximatley 9 miles of fishing that is split on both banks from Ilkley to Weatherby West Riding Anglers are an old club and any angler wanting to join must be prepared to get their hands dirty as members must be willing to get involved in bankside work, If the membership is full all aplicants will be placed on a waiting list. The name is probably of Brythonic origin, from a root meaning "winding". [28], Upper Wharfedale has been traditionally associated with farming, but there has been a change in the numbers and types of employment. also have water at Boston Spa, Some big barbel are present here and all the way down to Newton Kyme along with big Chub also roach and dace. The Addingham angling association have around 3 miles of, Also at Pool in Wharfedale Leeds and District Amalgamated Society of Anglers has about 4 miles of fishing from the river Washburn to the viaduct day tickets from the Garage or yearbook. Wetherby, © 2018 River Angler UK | Website Design By Stephenson's Web Design. Check Also: 10 Facts about the River Tyne. The river River Wharfe  flows through the valley which bears the same name’ Wharfedale ‘ passing through the Yorkshire Dales National Park and some idyllic towns and villages such as Kettlewell Grassington Bolton Abbey Addingham Burley in Wharfedale  Otley Wetherby and Tadcaster, the river is tidal from Ulleskelf and the lower river has a very different character from the rest of the river but it still retains its angling quality . Vikings then settled the area in the 10th century, lending their language to some of the names of hamlets and landscape features of Upper Wharfedale, especially near the head of the valley.

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