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RiverDay ticketClub water · Members

Bridge Meadow

Dorset Stour · Day ticket or members

Bridge Meadow is a cracking little 400-metre stretch of the Dorset Stour, running downstream to Durweston Bridge. It’s single-bank fishing on the true right bank, with a medium pace, 4–6ft of water and a decent mix of coarse fish.

roachperchpikechub

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersOvernight ticket

Portholme Meadow

River Great Ouse · Members only

Portholme Meadow is a cracking, varied bit of River Great Ouse near Godmanchester, with roughly 4.5 miles of fishable bank. It’s run by The London Anglers’ Association and mixes river, navigation, confluence, brook, weir and mill-pool water.

perchchubbreamroachpikecarptenchbarbel

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersGuest ticket

Shillingstone (Haywards Bridge)

Dorset Stour · Members only

Shillingstone at Haywards Bridge is a cracking bit of Dorset Stour, with around 1,100 yards of society water running downstream for three fields to a footbridge. It’s north-bank fishing only, mixing deep, slow water with shallow reed sections and some lovely natural stalking swims.

chubeelperchpikeroach

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

New Cut, Offord Cluny

River Great Ouse · Members only

New Cut is a small, shallow, members-only backwater off the River Great Ouse at Offord Cluny. It has no flow these days, but can still turn up good tench, with winter pike the big draw.

barbelcarpchubroachpikeperchtenchruddeelzander

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersGuest ticketOvernight ticket

Parley

Dorset Stour · Club members or guest ticket

Parley is a proper 1¼-mile run of the Dorset Stour at West Parley, held by Ringwood & District Anglers Association. It’s coarse water in the main season, with trout and salmon fishing allowed in season too, plus night fishing on the right permit.

chubbarbelroachpikepercheel

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

E Section (part of OBAS D and E Sections)

River Great Ouse · Club members

The E Section is part of OBAS’s D and E Sections on the River Great Ouse, running along the boat channel between the river and the lock feeding the Triangle’s Lock Cut. It’s a quiet, rarely fished bit of water, mainly because getting there means a proper walk from the car park.

breamchubpike

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

Crown Meadows (Bryanston Park)

Dorset Stour · Club members only

Crown Meadows, also known locally and on Ordnance Survey mapping as Bryanston Park, is roughly a mile of club water on the Dorset Stour. It runs upstream from Blandford Bridge to the Bryanston School boundary fence, with fishing from the true left bank on the town side.

carptenchbreamroachpikeperchchubbarbeltroutruddcrucianeelzander

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

Bluntisham

River Great Ouse · Members only

Bluntisham is a proper fenland Great Ouse stretch — slow, deep and slightly tidal, with plenty of colour and a bit of flow. It’s traditionally a bream water, with roach and chub in the mix too.

roachbreamchub

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

Little Hanford (Chesil Farm)

Dorset Stour · Club members / Exchange Book holders

Little Hanford at Chesil Farm is a proper natural bit of the Dorset Stour, with around 1,300 yards of DDAS water near Child Okeford. It’s Exchange Book water rather than a public day-ticket stretch, with a mix of stalking swims, deeper areas and a more comfortable lower section.

breamchubperchpikeroacheel

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverDay ticketClub water · Members

Nutford Farm

Dorset Stour · Day ticket or members

Nutford Farm is a cracking three-quarter-mile stretch of the Dorset Stour, run by Blandford & District Angling Club. It fishes on the true left bank, opposite Bryanston Wood, with shallower, quicker water upstream and deeper swims downstream.

roachchubpikeperchbreamtench

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersOvernight ticket

River Trent – Laughterton

River Trent · Members only

Laughterton is an LDAA members-only stretch on the eastern bank of the tidal River Trent in Lincolnshire. It’s broad, lowland and navigable, with floodplain surroundings and boat traffic — proper big-river country.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersGuest ticket

Blandford

Dorset Stour · Day ticket or members

A cracking 1¾-mile association stretch on the Dorset Stour at Blandford Forum, with town-side river fishing, a weir and footbridge area to explore. It’s mainly for Ringwood & District Anglers Association members or anglers with a valid guest ticket.

roachperchpikechubbreamcarpeel

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersSyndicate

River Trent – North Clifton

River Trent · Members only

North Clifton is a proper tidal Trent match stretch on the eastern bank, with 45 pegs near Fledborough Viaduct and High Marnham. It’s LDAA members only, with pleasure fishing welcome too, but there’s no standard day ticket.

barbelbreamcarpchubeelperchroachrudd

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersOvernight ticket

River Trent – Dunham Bridge

River Trent · Members only

A cracking, well-known tidal Trent stretch on the Lincolnshire side at Dunham Bridge. SAA holds just over a mile of the west bank, running from the big bridge car park downstream towards Church Laneham.

barbelchubbreamroachperchpikezander

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverDay ticketClub water · Members

Recreation Ground, Lido & Lucy's Mill, Stratford-upon-Avon

Warwickshire Avon · Day ticket or members

A handy urban Warwickshire Avon fishery in the heart of Stratford, taking in the Lido, Recreation Ground and Lucy's Mill. Members fish it without an extra charge, while non-members can grab a £3.00 day ticket in advance.

roachbream

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverDay ticketClub water · Members

Torksey Arm Stretch

River Trent · Day ticket or members

The Torksey Arm Stretch sits immediately past Torksey Lock, with the fishery on the right-hand bank as the arm heads towards the River Trent. It’s a members and day-ticket venue, with a proper tidal-influenced feel and boat traffic to keep an eye on.

carpbreampikeperchbarbelroachruddeel

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersGuest ticketOvernight ticket

Wick Grange

Warwickshire Avon · Members only or accompanied guests

Wick Grange is a cracking 750-metre stretch of the Warwickshire Avon at Wick, just upstream of Pershore. It’s got 30 pegs, a big 22-foot hole and plenty of options, from stick-float work to proper predator fishing.

barbelchubbreamruddroachpikeperchzandercarpeel

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

Rampton Village near Torksey – Tidal River Trent

River Trent · Members only

A cracking little tidal-Trent stretch near Rampton Village and Torksey, run by Ashfield Angling Club. Just 75 metres of bank and six pegs, but it’s deep tight in and can really pull when the tide gets going.

barbelcatfishpikeperchzander

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

River Trent – Collingham, Cromwell Weir to Collingham Parish Boundary

River Trent · Temporary membership or permanent members

A proper tidal Trent stretch below Cromwell Weir, running downstream to the Collingham parish boundary. It’s a challenging, fairly featureless bit of river with roughly 106 pegs, barbel on the cards and enough room for pleasure anglers, match anglers and specimen hunters.

barbel

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverDay ticketClub water · MembersGuest ticket

Little Luddington Farm

Warwickshire Avon · Day ticket or members

Little Luddington Farm is a peaceful Warwickshire Avon meadow stretch with roughly 17 platform swims. It’s a deeper, slower bit of river, with big bream shoals upstream and through the middle, plus roach, silver fish and predator possibilities.

breamroach

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

River Trent – Marton

River Trent · Members only

A proper rural Trent stretch near Marton, around five miles south of Gainsborough, run by Worksop & District Angling Association. It’s members-only water, reached via the Marton/Trent Port area and nearby tracks or footpaths.

Species not listed by the club.

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

Abbots Salford River

Warwickshire Avon · Members only

Abbots Salford is a proper Warwickshire Avon stretch run by Astwood Bank Angling Club, with 72 pegs and a cracking mix of specimen and pleasure fishing. Reeds, lilies and overhanging trees give the river plenty of cover, with barbel over 10 lb the headline fish.

carptenchbreamroachpikeperchruddeelzander

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · MembersOvernight ticket

River Trent – South Clifton

River Trent · Members only

A proper quiet, picturesque bit of tidal River Trent, run by Scunthorpe Amalgamated Anglers. South Clifton is fairly isolated and rarely fished, so it should suit anyone after a peaceful session away from the busy bank.

barbelchubroachperchbreampikezander

Checked 6 Oct 2026

RiverClub water · Members

River Avon at Wasperton

Warwickshire Avon · Members only

Wasperton is an extensive, picturesque Warwickshire Avon stretch run by Royal Leamington Spa Angling Association. The club says it’s returning to its best, with plenty of fresh fish stocked after the 2023 fish deaths.

chubbarbelbreamroach

Checked 6 Oct 2026

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Type a town, county or fish into the box up top — something like “Nottingham”, “carp Nottinghamshire” or “day ticket River Trent” — and we'll pull up the waters we've checked nearest that spot. Around Nottingham, for example, you'll find canal stretches, the tidal-free middle Trent and plenty of commercial lakes within a short drive.

Every listing tells you the stuff you actually need before you load the car: what's in each lake or stretch, whether it's a day ticket, club or syndicate water, the house rules and what a ticket costs when we last checked. Rules and prices change, so always give the fishery or club a quick shout before you go.

Rivers, canals and stillwaters fish completely differently. Lakes reward a bit of watercraft and steady feeding; rivers are all about flow, depth and level, so we show live river levels where we can. Use the water-type and fish filters to narrow it down, then open a venue for the lake-by-lake or stretch-by-stretch lowdown.

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