Wallop Brook

The Wallop Brook in Hampshire, United Kingdom is one of the UK's most celebrated chalk streams. Browse 1 fishing beat along its 8-mile course, or explore the hatches, fish species, and seasons below.

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he Wallop Brook is a spirited and intimate chalk stream tributary of the River Test, meandering through the picturesque Hampshire villages of the Wallop Valley. Renowned for its gin-clear water and tight, challenging topography, it offers highly technical sight-fishing exclusively for wild brown trout. Its narrow, twisting nature requires stealth and precise, short-range casting, making it a highly rewarding destination for experienced purists.

Hampshire

River Details

Length
8 miles
Source
Near Over Wallop, Hampshire
Mouth
Confluence with the River Test at Bossington, Hampshire
Tributary of
River Test
Country
United Kingdom
County
Hampshire
Water Type
chalk stream
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Fishing Beats on the Wallop Brook

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Browse day tickets, syndicate access, and permit fishing on the Wallop Brook. Each beat listing includes pricing, species, and booking details.

Wallop Brook Beat

Over 2 miles of a beautiful River Test main tributary to explore for one or two rods. Full of fin-perfect wild trout, all catch and release. Wading required. Ideal for the more experienced fly fisher who wants to target wild browns in their natural environment. Great olive hatches most days – these trout are always looking up but sit deep and strike the dry fly very quickly. The stream meanders through the beautiful Wallop valley, joining the River Test just upstream from Bossington Manor House. The upstream reach below the village of Broughton is surrounded by traditional ridge and furrow water meadows, with some riparian woodland too. Fishes very well in early season.

2 miles upstream dry fly +2