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Avington Hampshire

Avington
One of the very first stillwater trout fisheries in UK. Famous for its clear water and big fish. Stalking gets best results. Some of he biggest fish in the country caught here.

 
Christchurch & District Fishing Club

Christchurch & District Fishing Club
One of the longest established sea fishing clubs on the south coast, with 2003 marking it's 75th year in existence. The club's activities focus on the beaches around the Christchurch, Bournemouth and Poole area, in the south of England.

 

Dever Springs Trout Fishery

Dever Springs Trout Fishery
Situated beside the River Dever (a tributary of the legendary River Test), a big-fish water where many 20 lbs.-plus Rainbows and Browns are taken each season. The fishery comprises two spring fed lakes totalling six acres and a half a mile stretch of the River Dever. The lakes are well established, abounding with aquatic fly life, which includes an abundant Mayfly hatch in each season. These crystal clear waters enabled discerning anglers to stalk exceptional fish. Specimen fish taken at Dever include a British Record Rainbow of 36-lbs. 14 oz and a Brown of 28 lbs. 2 oz. The minimum stocking size is 3 lbs., with 5lbs being average. Every angler coming to Dever Springs has a very real chance of taking double-figure fish.

 
Holbury Lakes Trout Fishery

Holbury Lakes Trout Fishery
Covers 40 acres of Test Valley countryside, and has been described as "the best-kept secret in Hampshire". It includes four lakes totalling 7-1/2 acres, each with its own character; it also has 1000 yards of fishable banks of the River Dun, a tributary of the Test.

 
Lower Itchen Fishery

Lower Itchen Fishery
Consists of c. 3½ miles of double bank fishing making it the longest continuous stretch of the River in private ownership. The stretch is set amidst picturesque water meadows with an abundance of animal, bird and insect life which creates an atmosphere in which to unwind from the stresses of life. The fishery primarily offers salmon and brown trout fishing. The salmon fishing has an impressive track record. In the 2000 season the salmon catch was 131 fish, all of which were successfully returned to the river or donated to the broodstock programme. This catch total surpassed other fisheries in the area as in 1993 (151 fish); 1995 (138 fish); and 1996 (158 fish). Regular stocking is carried out on the trout water, using only the highest quality brown trout, ranging up to 5lbs. These compliment the wild stock indigenous to the river.

 
Woodington

Woodington
Set in 32 acres of beautiful woodland and water meadows this exciting fishery comprises a series of spring fed lakes and waterways in addition to 1600 yards fishing on the Blackwater, a main river that runs into the Test, just below Romsey. The fishery offers day ticket Trout and Coarse Fishing.

 
Basingstoke Canal Angling Association

Basingstoke Canal Angling Association
A large Angling Association made up from Angling Clubs in Hampshire and Surrey that all have a common interest in fishing from the towpath of the picturesque Basingstoke Canal

 
Bognor Regis and District Freshwater Angling Club

Bognor Regis and District Freshwater Angling Club
A wide range of still waters in Hampshire and Sussex as well as fishing on the Rivers Arun, Ember, Rother and Wallington.

 
Ringwood & District Anglers Association

Ringwood & District Anglers Association
Has access to almost 10 miles of the legendary Hampshire Avon and more than 20 miles of the Dorset Stour, plus a choice of magnificent still waters including one of the top tench venues in the country.

 
 

 

 

 
 

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