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River Itchen

Fulling Mill

A fishery on the River Itchen. 2 beats available to book.

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About Fulling Mill

Fulling Mill sits on the River Itchen at Easton, on Easton Lane between Easton village and Kings Worthy, a few miles north of Winchester. The estate runs to about 63 acres of water meadows and holds two and a half miles of chalk stream, and it has been in the same family for many years. Unlike a lot of the Itchen nearby, this stretch is not stocked: wild brown trout and grayling only. It's mostly fished with dry fly, though a nymph may be used after June if the fish are staying close to the bottom, and mayfly weeks here are in heavy demand.

The water is let as two beats through the fishing agent Hookafly. The Upper Beat takes up to three rods across a main river section and a wilder carrier that asks for a stealthy approach. The Lower Beat takes two rods over a varied stretch with double-bank fishing and an island, plus a hut for lunch. Prices start from £200 per rod; Winchester station is about an hour and a half from London.

Beats at Fulling Mill

2 beats available

Each beat has its own fishing details, pricing, and difficulty. Browse all beats on the River Itchen or compare on the River Itchen map .

Services & Amenities

Day Tickets
Membership
Club Water
Accommodation
Tuition
Equipment Hire

Where to find Fulling Mill

The fishery's location.

Exact location is hidden at the owner's request. This fishery is on the River Itchen.

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Contact

Fulling Mill Easton Lane Easton Winchester Hampshire SO21 1DG

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FAQ

Fulling Mill FAQs

Common questions about Fulling Mill and its beats, answered in one place.

01What are the opening hours for Fulling Mill?
Opening hours are listed in the Contact Information section on the Fulling Mill page. Many chalk stream fisheries operate from first light to dusk — confirm exact hours with the fishery when you book.
02Does Fulling Mill offer accommodation?
Fulling Mill does not currently list on-site accommodation. The surrounding area along the River Itchen has a range of options — the fishery can often suggest somewhere local when you book.
03Can I buy a multi-day pass or season permit?
Fulling Mill offers day tickets; no season membership is currently listed. Check the beat pages for individual pricing, or contact the fishery for multi-day rates.
04Are beginners or less experienced anglers welcome?
Chalk stream fishing can be technically demanding, but Fulling Mill has beats that range in difficulty. If you're new to dry fly fishing on the River Itchen, mention it when you book and the keeper can point you to the most forgiving water.
05Is the fishery suitable for anglers with mobility difficulties?
Some beats at Fulling Mill have flat bank access that may suit anglers with limited mobility. Check the individual beat pages — those with disabled access are marked clearly. It's always worth calling ahead so they can make any practical arrangements.
06What should I expect when I arrive?
On arrival at Fulling Mill, report to the fishery office or meet the keeper as instructed when you booked. You'll be shown to your beat, given any local rules specific to that stretch, and told about parking, facilities, and the finish time. Carry your EA rod licence and booking confirmation at all times.
07 Is club water available, or is it day ticket only?
Fulling Mill does not currently list club water arrangements. It operates on a day ticket basis — check the page or contact the fishery for current options.

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