River Anton
The River Anton in Hampshire, United Kingdom is one of the UK's most celebrated chalk streams. Browse 2 fishing beats along its 8-mile course, or explore the hatches, fish species, and seasons below.
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The River Anton is a premier chalk stream and one of the principal tributaries of the River Test. Flowing for just under ten miles, it is celebrated for its gin-clear water, abundant weed growth, and exceptional sight-fishing for wild brown trout. It offers classic, intimate chalk stream fly fishing.
Hampshire
River Details
- Length
- 8 miles
- Source
- Anton Lakes Nature Reserve (Andover)
- Mouth
- Confluence with the River Test at Chilbolton
- Tributary of
- River Test
- Country
- United Kingdom
- County
- Hampshire
- Water Type
- chalk stream
- Website
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Fishing Beats on the River Anton
2 beats availableBrowse day tickets, syndicate access, and permit fishing on the River Anton. Each beat listing includes pricing, species, and booking details.
Westover Fishery Beat 1
Part of the Westover Fishery on the River Anton, a classic Hampshire chalkstream running through traditional water meadows. The Anton joins the famous River Test about 2 miles below the fishery. The chalkstream ecosystem supports healthy populations of brown trout that feed freely on floating insects throughout spring and summer. Fishing is entirely from the bank using upstream dry fly.
Westover Fishery Carrier Beat
The carrier beat of the Westover Fishery, comprising about a mile of carrier water on the classic Hampshire chalkstream system. The Anton joins the famous River Test about 2 miles below the fishery. Fishing is entirely from the bank using upstream dry fly.