River Frome · East Burton Estate
Beat Nine (River Win)
Beat Nine (River Win) is a fishing beat on the River Frome at East Burton Estate. Day tickets from £35.
Pricing and season
Indicative prices only. This calendar does not show whether a beat is bookable or already booked out, and other prices may apply. Always confirm availability and the final price with the booking provider before you travel.
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How Beat Nine (River Win) compares on the River Frome
Typical, lowest and highest full-day rod, from 23 beats with published day rates
Day tickets on the River Frome run from £30 to £145. The typical full-day rate is around £60, peaking in May.
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Beat Nine (River Win) at a glance
- Rods
- –
- Difficulty
- Adventurer (3/5)
- Length
- 0.48 miles
- Water type
- tributary
Fishing methods
Fly methods
Beat Nine sits on the River Win, a tributary of the River Frome, in Dorset, rather than on the main river itself. It's a narrow stream, best suited to anglers who enjoy fishing a short rod and stalking small wild brown trout in tight, low water. Double bank fishing is available along its 0 mile length, so there's no need to commit to one side before you've had a look. It's intimate, technical water rather than a big-fish beat: short casts, careful wading, and fish that spook easily in the clear flow. Anglers who enjoy the challenge of small-stream fishing, rather than covering distance, will get the most out of it. Fly only is the rule, as across the rest of the estate. Day tickets start from £40 during the main season. Grayling days are available from £35. Accommodation can be arranged through the estate, and a riverside hamper, lovingly prepared by the estate and full of home-made breads and pastries, can be ordered and delivered to the beat at a time of your choosing.
Stocking and fish species
Rules and policies
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Where Beat Nine (River Win) is
The beat's boundary, with parking where we have it.
50.68338, -2.23315
The fishery and river
River
England's most westerly major chalk stream, the River Frome rises from St John's Well in the village of Evershot and runs for 35 miles through the heart of Dorset. From Evershot it passes through Cattistock, Maiden Newton, and Dorchester before broadening across a wide flood plain and meandering through West Stafford…
Flies for this beat
Expected in October on the River Frome
Typical months from the river’s hatch calendar, which applies along its whole length rather than to this beat. Not a live report.
Caperer
Sedge · #10-12
Kite's Imperial
Dry fly · #14-16
Daddy Long Legs
Terrestrial · #10-12
Black Buzzer
Buzzer · #10-16
Sawyer's Killer Bug
Nymph · #12-16
The year ahead
Full calendarEvery hatch on the River Frome and the months it usually runs.
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FAQ
Beat Nine (River Win) FAQs
Practical questions anglers ask before fishing Beat Nine (River Win), from tickets to tactics.
