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River Ouse – Red House

River Ouse · Day ticket

Red House gives you over two miles of the Ouse’s right bank under York & District Amalgamation of Anglers, with day tickets available. There’s bream, roach, perch and barbel to go at, plus occasional carp and tench.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

Lower Avon mouth at Stanpit Bank–Claypool, Christchurch, Dorset

River Avon (Hampshire) · Day ticket or annual permit

This is the Lower Avon mouth beside Stanpit Bank, heading towards Claypool, with bank fishing managed by South West Lakes Trust on behalf of South West Water. There’s a day-ticket option, a cheeky evening ticket and a 24-hour ticket if you fancy staying overnight.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Ouse – Linton-on-Ouse (Top)

River Ouse · Yearbook holders and accompanied guest-pass anglers

Linton-on-Ouse (Top) is Leeds and District Amalgamated Society of Anglers’ left-bank stretch of the River Ouse, covering two fields downstream of Hunters Lodge. It’s yearbook-holder water, with permanent pegs numbered 232–263 — not a public day-ticket stop.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Thames — Cliveden Reach, My Lady Ferry to Islet Road

River Thames · Affiliated-club members — confirm availability

Cliveden Reach is a TVAA-listed bit of the Thames between Cookham and Maidenhead, with roach and dace fishing specifically mentioned. Before making plans, check it’s still available: affiliated clubs list it, but TVAA’s current fisheries page leaves it out.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Thames — Sonning downstream to above St Patrick’s Stream (BADAC)

River Thames · Members only

A cracking-looking 1¼ miles of Berkshire Thames run by Barnet and District Angling Club, with tree-lined banks and some properly deep margins. This is BADAC’s Sonning stretch, not RDAA’s separately listed Sonning River venue.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Ouse – Acaster

River Ouse · Members only

Acaster is YDAA’s members-only stretch on the tidal Ouse, with right-bank fishing from Naburn Weir to the Old Salmon Hut. There’s feeder sport for roach and skimmers, plus specimen chub and barbel in the weir pool — but keep a proper eye on those fast-rising levels.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Ouse – Linton-on-Ouse (Bottom)

River Ouse · Yearbook holders only

Linton-on-Ouse Bottom is Leeds and District Amalgamated Society of Anglers’ left-bank Ouse water, covering two fields downstream of Linton Top. It’s a yearbook-holders-only stretch, with permanent pegs numbered 264–294.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Trent – Wolseley Bridge, Staffordshire

River Trent · Members only

Wolseley Bridge is a cracking mixed-character bit of the Staffordshire Trent, controlled by Wishing Well Anglers Association. Around 1,000 metres of single-bank fishing takes in fast shallows, gentle glides and deep holes, with chub and barbel among the named fish.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Severn — Knowle Sands

River Severn · Members only; advance night permit available

Knowle Sands is BAA’s four-section stretch of the Shropshire Severn, with barbel firmly on the agenda. Summer and autumn get the nod, with swimfeeder or leger fishing the recommended approach — just pack light for that woodland climb.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Trent – Kings Bromley

River Trent · Members only

Kings Bromley gives Burslem Izaak Walton Angling Society members roughly 1.5 miles of Staffordshire Trent, with deep runs and shallow glides to get stuck into. It’s members only, and membership is full for 2026.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Severn — Monkmoor, Shrewsbury

River Severn · Day ticket or annual permit

Monkmoor gives you well over a mile of right-bank Severn fishing inside the river loop, run by Shrewsbury Town Fisheries. There’s proper variety here: bedrock rapids and deep holes up top, gravel runs through the middle, and pike and perch highlighted near the lower outlet.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Trent – Silver Way, Burton upon Trent

River Trent · Club membership; applications subject to approval

Silver Way is Coors Angling Club’s brewery-excavated cutting off the Trent at Burton upon Trent. It’s a proper change from a pegged match stretch, with deep water at Bream Corner, lily-covered shallows and a stalking approach.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Severn — Apley Estate, north of Bridgnorth

River Severn · Members only

Apley Estate gives BAA members half a mile of left-bank Severn fishing north of Bridgnorth, with barbel, chub, roach and perch on the list. It’s beside the A442, with daytime fishing only.

Checked 5 Oct 2026

River Severn — Eardington, Albrighton Anglers

River Severn · Members only

A compact, single-bank bit of the Severn near Bridgnorth, owned and run by Albrighton Anglers. Barbel are the headline draw, with chub in the mix and members allowed a session after dark.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

River Great Ouse – Wyboston Lakes Complex

River Great Ouse · Day ticket or members

Luton Angling Club’s Great Ouse stretch at Wyboston has 40 river pegs, with members and day-ticket anglers both welcome. There’s large bream on the venue list, double-figure carp reported upstream and a straightforward turn-up-and-fish ticket setup.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

River Great Ouse – Roxton A, Great Barford

River Great Ouse · Members only

Roxton A is the London Anglers’ Association’s members-only Great Ouse stretch at Great Barford, running upstream from Barford Bridge. There’s a cracking mix of bridge chub swims, colder-month bream water and a narrower upstream section that keeps some flow in low water.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

Severals, River Avon, Ringwood

River Avon (Hampshire) · Members or member-purchased guest tickets

Severals gives you two miles of Hampshire Avon fishing at Ringwood, run by Ringwood & District Anglers Association. There’s a proper mixed fish list, but no public day tickets — guests need a member to buy their ticket.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

River Great Ouse – Bromham

River Great Ouse · Day ticket or members

Bromham is Bedford Angling Club’s unspoilt bit of the Great Ouse, with long glides and a proper walk to the water. Parking is some distance from the bank, so bear that in mind before loading up.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

Bisterne Fishery, Hampshire Avon

River Avon (Hampshire) · Day ticket or CAC members — confirm current access

Bisterne Estate’s Hampshire Avon fishery has three beats, plenty of swim variety and barbel and chub as the main draw. Public day tickets are listed, but confirm current access before making the trip.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

River Great Ouse – Fenlake, Bedford

River Great Ouse · Day ticket or members

Fenlake is Bedford Angling Club’s central Bedford stretch of the Great Ouse, walkable from the Embankment. There’s closer parking opposite the Anchor pub, but the floodplain crossing can make access tricky when the river’s high.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

Sopley Mill Stream, Hampshire Avon

River Avon (Hampshire) · Members and club-arranged guests; no public day tickets

Sopley Mill Stream is Christchurch Angling Club’s cracking bit of the Hampshire Avon, with gravel shallows, deeper glides and far-bank cover. There are no public day tickets, but annual membership is open to everyone.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

River Great Ouse – Oakley Main, Oakley

River Great Ouse · Day ticket or members

Oakley Main is a scenic bit of the Bedfordshire Great Ouse run by Bedford Angling Club. Parking is beside the double bridges, but awkward gates and undercut banks mean it pays to keep the kit manageable and watch your footing.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

Fordingbridge Park, Hampshire Avon

River Avon (Hampshire) · Day ticket

Fordingbridge Park gives you approximately 500 metres of Hampshire Avon fishing under Ringwood & District Anglers Association. Day tickets are available, with a cracking mix of listed species including chub, barbel, roach and pike.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

River Great Ouse – Stafford Bridge, Oakley

River Great Ouse · Day ticket or members

Stafford Bridge is a short Bedford Angling Club stretch of the Great Ouse at Oakley, with limited access and a couple of accessible pegs. Keep it separate from Oakley Main when sorting your day out — the club lists them as different waters.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 6 Oct 2026