chalkstream

On the surface, the chalkstreams often appear a calm and sedate place, but under the surface it is quite a different story. Brown trout and grayling thrive in the swift

During the course of this summer I think many of us have re discovered a love of trout and grayling. As it becomes apparent that many of our usual international

A tributary to the King of chalkstream fly fishing, the River Anton rises north of Andover and runs straight through the town. It keeps flowing directly south through the hamlets

On the surface, the chalkstreams often appear a calm and sedate place, but under the surface it is quite a different story. Brown trout and grayling thrive in the swift

Referred to as ‘the lady of the stream’, grayling are found throughout the UK chalkstreams. The silvery, ghost-like, shadows with a striking orange dorsal fin can often be seen elegantly

A tributary to the King of the chalkstream fly fishing, the River Anton rises north of Andover and runs straight through the town. It keeps flowing directly south through the

One of our longest chalkstreams, the River Test is often heralded as ‘the King’ of the chalk rivers. Like the River Itchen, it is steeped in history as it runs

The Itchen is formed by the coming together of the Candover, Arle and Titchbourne streams just west of New Alresford. The Itchen is considered to be some of the finest

Newspaper cutting – August 1910 – River Itchen “Large Trout. – On Monday evening Mr.A.E. Hasler, son of Mr.G Hasler, of Durngate Mill, succeeded in landing a remarkably fine trout

Hampshire Chronicle, July 28th 1988 – River Itchen Probably the largest trout ever caught in this country, if we except one or two in Alresford Pond, was caught in the

We have watched the progress of the filming of Chalk carefully as Leo and Chris have jumped around the country collecting the footage they require. As the morning dawned for