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River Wylye

             
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Address:  Langford Lakes Nature Reserve, Steeple Langford, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3 4NH, England
Contact:  The Reserve Office    Are you the owner?
Tel:  01722 792011 / 790770
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Type of water:  River / stream.
Description:  The River Wylye is one of England’s finest chalk streams. This half mile stretch is part of Wiltshire Wildlife Trust’s Langford Lakes Nature Reserve, and offers fishing for wild Brown Trout in spring and summer, and for Grayling in autumn and winter.

The aim of management of the river is as a sustainable wild fishery. The fishing is CATCH AND RELEASE only, and no stocking takes place. Existing diversity of riverine habitat has been enhanced by manipulation of the physical structure to encourage spawning of trout and grayling.
Season:  Trout: April 5 - October 15
Grayling: June 16 - March 14
Species:  Wild brown trout, grayling
Stocking policy:  Not stocked
Day tickets:  Yes. Day tickets available. Limited to 2 rods per day. Booking essential. Contact the reserve office on 01722 792011 or 790770.
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Catch & release:  Yes. Catch and release only
Rules:  Barbless hooks.
Boats:  No
Float tubes:  No
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Nearest main road:  A36 / A303
Directions:  Directions from Salisbury - Take the A36, heading towards Warminster. After about 8 miles out of Salisbury take a left turn, sign posted 'The Langfords'. Then take the second left into Duck Street, sign posted for 'Hanging Langford'. Langford Lakes is the first turning on the left just after the bridge across the River Wylye.

Directions from North Wiltshire - Head south to the A303. Head west on this road until the junction of the A303 / A36 near the village of Wylye. At this junction take the A36 south (heading towards Salisbury). After 2 miles turn right sign posted 'The Langfords'. Then take the next right into Duck Street, sign posted for 'Hanging Langford'. Langford Lakes is the first turning on the left just after the bridge across the River Wylye.

Access to the River Wylye - Please park opposite Fishery Cottage (see map on website). Fishing is permitted from the riverside path that starts at the Fishery Cottage gates, to the bottom of the Round Pond (see map). If you are fishing outside the normal opening hours of the reserve (before 9 am and after 5.30 pm) special arrangements may need to be made with regard to opening and closing of gates. Please state arrival and departure times if you think that this will be the case.
Last updated:  05/03/2007 18:50:00

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