Dulas Brook (Dore) · Herefordshire

The Dulas

Passport scheme

Passport scheme
Check the booking details below before you travel.
Catch and release
Fish are returned to the water.
Double bank
You can fish from both banks.

About The Dulas

The Dulas is just under a mile of double and single bank on a tributary of the River Dore, and the Passport recommends it to anyone who enjoys small stream fishing for wild brown trout. It is a succession of promising lies, some of them surprisingly deep for such a small stream. The Passport suggests a rod of six and a half to seven and a half feet rated 2 to 4 weight and says stealth will be the key.

How you can fish here

Methods: Fly Only
Banks: Double bank

How to book

Day tickets and booking

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The Fishing Passport Day tickets

Day tickets

Part of the Passport’s Wild Streams: book a day ahead online or by phone (bookings close at 6pm the day before), or fish it on a Wild Stream Season Permit, which for 2026 costs £100 for one rod or £140 for two.
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Fishing details

Length: 1 miles
Water type: Tributary

Stocking and fish species

Brown Trout

Rules and policies

Catch & release

EA rod licence required

Dogs allowed

Ghillie available

Ghillie required

Fishing rules for The Dulas

Fly fishing only. Catch and release for all species. No dogs. National byelaws apply.

Where you'll fish

Location

Approximate location

Exact location is hidden at the owner's request. This beat is on the Dulas Brook (Dore).

Conditions on the Dulas Brook (Dore)

The river

Herefordshire

Dulas Brook (Dore)

Dulas is a common name for streams in Wales and the borders, from the Welsh for dark blue, and this Dulas Brook is the one in the south west of Herefordshire, in the parish of Dulas, about 11 miles…

View the Dulas Brook (Dore) guide

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FAQ

The Dulas FAQs

Practical questions anglers ask before fishing The Dulas, from tickets to tactics.

01How many rods are allowed on The Dulas at any one time?

The rod limit for The Dulas is listed on the beat page — check before booking, as limits vary by season and fishery preference.

02What species can I expect to catch on The Dulas?

The Dulas holds Brown Trout. The water is unstocked, relying entirely on the wild population.

03Do I need to wade, or can I fish from the bank?

Wading arrangements for The Dulas are listed on the beat page — contact the provider if you need to confirm before arriving.

04Is a ghillie available, and do I need one?

No ghillie service is listed for The Dulas — contact the provider directly if you'd like informal guidance on your first visit.

05Where do I park, and how do I access the beat?

Parking details for The Dulas are shown on the beat page, including a map pin where one is provided. Always confirm access arrangements with the provider when you book.

06What tackle should I bring?

The Dulas is fished by fly_only. The fly recommendations section on the The Dulas page suggests the most effective patterns month by month.

07What happens if conditions are poor on the day I've booked?

River conditions can change quickly, especially after rain. Contact the provider as early as possible if you're concerned about The Dulas — many are happy to offer an alternative date if the river is unfishable. Cancellation and rescheduling policies vary by provider; check the notes on the booking page or ask when you book.

08Are dogs allowed on the beat?

Dogs are not listed as permitted on The Dulas. Check the Beat Rules section on the page or contact the provider before bringing a dog, as policies can vary by season and stretch of the Dulas Brook (Dore).