I visit this location a couple of times a year. It is a well run fishery the staff are always pleasant and helpful. The river is a real gem of a southern chalkstream with a good head of quality Grayling and wild brown trout. Had a thoroughly enjoyable day and will be back before the end of the season .

We had travelled three hours from Wales through driving rain and squalling winds. On arrival we had a warm welcome from the owner, offering us tea/coffee on arrival. The facilities are good - tidy toilet and a canteen area and weigh room. You can also put your catch in the fridge throughout the day. I had heard via Trip Advisor that facilities were 'excellent' so I was expecting perhaps a tackle shop, etc. However, each fishing bay has a bench to sit on while you're fishing and most of the bays allow a decent back-cast. The main lake is around five acres with excellent water clarity and, as a result, weeds are prolific around the shallows. You'll need to cast out over these (around 15-18 yards). A bit disappointed with the second smaller lake as the weed growth here makes fishing almost impossible. The weather put the fish on hold for a good three or four hours, but when the sun broke out the lake came alive with all anglers taking good fish. My bag was around 12lb for four fish and my brother took some good rainbows with the best being just under four pound. Good, clean, fighting fish with full tails and in cracking condition, but it was noticeable that some heavily diseased fish were lurking around the shallows and need to be removed. The rainbows here are chalk-stream quality and taste good - so all in all this is a fishery worth visiting. I would have scored higher if the smaller lake was fishable.

A beautiful setting just off the A303 although you'd never think you were that close as it was so peaceful.
A bit tricky to find but well worth it as the fishing was a delight.