River Alre
The River Alre in Hampshire, United Kingdom is one of the UK's most celebrated chalk streams. Browse 1 fishing beat along its 4-mile course, or explore the hatches, fish species, and seasons below.
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The River Alre is a quintessential, gin-clear chalk stream and a vital headwater tributary of the River Itchen. Flowing through the historic market town of New Alresford—famed as the UK's watercress capital—the river is characterized by its lush, nutrient-rich weed beds and sweeping glides. It offers exceptional, classic sight-fishing for pristine wild brown trout, making it a highly prized destination for chalk stream purists looking for technical dry fly and nymph fishing in a stunning, traditional Hampshire setting.
Hampshire
River Details
- Length
- 4 miles
- Source
- Bishop's Sutton, near New Alresford, Hampshire
- Mouth
- Confluence with the River Itchen near Itchen Stoke and Ovington, Hampshire
- Tributary of
- River Itchen
- Country
- United Kingdom
- County
- Hampshire
- Water Type
- chalk stream
- Website
- Visit website →
Fishing Beats on the River Alre
1 beat availableBrowse day tickets, syndicate access, and permit fishing on the River Alre. Each beat listing includes pricing, species, and booking details.