The River Ribble is a premier mixed fishery flowing through Lancashire, England, renowned for its migratory game fish and scenic beauty. As a tidal river for its lower 15 miles, it offers a diverse angling experience from its wooded upper reaches in the Forest of Bowland to its more pastoral lower sections. The river is acknowledged as one of the best salmon and sea trout rivers in England, while also supporting robust populations of wild brown trout, grayling, and coarse species. Access is managed through a combination of club memberships, day tickets, and an innovative Angling Passport scheme, making some of the finest fishing accessible to all.