Fishing Lake in Southampton

Find a Place to Fish in Southampton

Find out where to fish – ALWAYS BEST TO GIVE THEM A RING – search for the best places to fish near you, local fishing spots, using our fishing lakes directory.In addition, learn more about species that can be caught in these waters as well as places to buy fishing tackle, licenses, equipment etc. from our friendly experts listed here.

UK Fishing Lake

Fishing Breaks Ltd, The Mill Heathman St, Stockbridge, SO20 8EW
Tel. 01264 781988

Frensham Trout Fishery, Robinswood Simmondstone Lane, Farnham, GU10 2HT
Tel. 01252 794321

L.J Bowman, Vermont House Unit, 28, North Way, Andover, SP10 5RW
Tel. 01264 349521

Topcroft Lakes, Unit 26 Portsmouth Enterprise Centr, Quartremaine Rd, Portsmouth, PO3 5QT
Tel. 01508 482486

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Covering the following areas in Southampton: Alresford, Brockenhurst, Chilworth, Curbridge, Curdridge, Eastleigh, Hythe, Lymington, Lyndhurst, Marchwood, Netley, Owslebury, Romsey, Southampton, Stockbridge, Timsbury, Totton, West Wellow, Winchester

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Fishing Lake Reviews in Southampton

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You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.

Short Extract

The ghillie looked serious. ‘Let’s just say I think you’ve seen something unearthly.’
The story has no definite ending, because no one has ever dared go close enough to the standing stones to find out what goes on there after dark. The locals swear it has nothing to do with the living and, anyway, Peter says that it was not so much the visual aspect of the incident, but the intense menace of the atmosphere out on the loch that scared him the most. He was convinced that no living person could ever have conjured that up.
And so, whether the torch carriers we

Still holding the rod, he picked up the bottle. He leant over the side as far as he dare and tapped the shark on the nose, whereupon it opened its mouth into a snarling gape. Steve immediately rammed the bottle into the shark’s mouth, picked up the tweezers and went to work on the treble.
It was actually the shark’s furious head shaking that enabled the tweezers to pull the hook free, and there then followed a wild few seconds of mad thrashing around from the front end of the fish while the boatman, to give him his due, held onto the rope manfully at the tail

‘Blood loss and six hours’ dehydration,’ Duncan mused, ‘must have taken a few pounds off. How many d’you reckon, Percy?’
‘Easily that. The records can say what they like, but we caught a 1000-pounder today, Percy, I’m convinced of it.’
As a postscript, Duncan lost another massive tuna, visibly bigger than his record fish, after it towed the boat for 16 miles and he actually had it on the surface ready to gaff. Then, freakishly, the swivel at the top of the trace touched the boat’s gunwale and sprang the quick-release locking mechanism, and the fish was gon