2017 PRICES

Coarse - £20.00 per day : LSY - £25.00 per day : Wainlode - £8.00 per day

Trout - Dunderhole Pool - £15.00 per day

Salmon - see The Fishing Passport

Dream Ticket 2017 - £75.00 (valid 1st Jan - 31st Dec). Allows unlimited access during the relevant season to: Upper Hill Court, Goodrich Court, Thomas Wood & Home 

DREAM TICKET MEMBERSHIP ENQUIRIES


To book a day ticket follow these few simple steps:

1. Click on the tab next to your chosen fishery, you'll be re-directed either to a pre-adressed email or in some cases to an external agent.

2. In the email state the date(s) you want to fish, on which venue, and for how many anglers.

3. On receipt of your email we'll reply with availability. To convert the booking follow the payment link. All major cards accepted.

4. On receipt of payment we email your confirmation of booking (which acts as your day ticket). Attached will be beat maps, rules and any other relevant information.

​5. We hold bookings provisionally for 24 hours to allow for the payment process, after which time if we haven't received any relevant correspondence, we will re-open the booking. Due to demand, we cannot hold provisional bookings for more than 24 hours.

We aim to respond to booking enquiries within 24 hours, but as we are as active on the bank as we are in the office, then occasionally our reply may take a little longer. If you have not received a response within 48 hours then please contact us again. 
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Lower Symonds Yat

Lower Symonds Yat Fishery is 2.5 miles of some of  the best salmon and coarse fishing available on the River Wye. Flowing through a limestone gorge towards Monmouth, the river is a mixture of gravel runs and deep channels. Towards the lower limit is Martin's Pool - a deep section of river reputed to hold enormous carp and pike. To coarse fish here you must either be a member of the Seven Sisters Syndicate or make enquiries on taking one of a limited number of day tickets. A small salmon syndicate fish weekdays from March 3rd to June 16th, but day tickets are available at all other times during the season.

Goodrich Court

Bookable during the season to salmon fish, Goodrich Court is open for coarse fishing day tickets from October 18th to March 2nd inclusive. It is a well underfished stretch in coarse fishing terms and contains a good head of barbel, along with healthy numbers of chub and dace, and some very nomadic pike - specimens here have been identified as travelling well over a mile from neighbouring fisheries. In the right conditions this a superb fishery to trot a float.





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Lower Hill Court

At just under 2 miles of mostly double bank fishing, a few miles downstream of Ross on Wye, LHC is renowned for it's stunning location and the quality of coarse fishing. Although predominantly fast and shallow, there are a variety of in stream features that make this an excellent year round fishery. Whilst offering numerous comfortable swims, much of the fishery is ignored. The rewards are there for the more adventurous angler though, especially if armed with waders.
During dry conditions vehicles have access to the entire right bank. When wet there is secure parking just a short walk away.

Middle Hill Court

Located between Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth, Middle Hill Court is one of the premier Wye coarse fisheries. Barbel are common in this part of the Wye, with fish often reported into double figures. The chub also reach specimen sizes and with the right approach to watercraft can be found in good numbers. The pike move around from year to year, but it's no surprise when a large fish is reported taking ducklings or following a chub or barbel to the net. Other species include roach, dace, perch and even the occasional carp. This fishery is available through the Wye & Usk Foundation - the link below will divert you to The Fishing Passport booking page.

Upper Hill Court

Located a couple of miles downstream of Ross on Wye, Upper Hill Court is approx 1 mile of left bank fishing split into 2 main parts. The upper section is accessible by vehicle right to the river bank, the lower just a 50m walk from the parking area. Specimen barbel have been caught here in recent years and although the access is a little wild in the early summer, the stretch is more accessible and  fishes very well in winter. Due to the high levels of maintenance required in keeping swims accessible, we have entrusted the The Royal Forest of Dean Angling Club with day to day running. Whilst they offer a limited number of day & season tickets, the fishery is still included in the Dream Ticket.

Thomas Wood

Accessed via Kerne Bridge,  it's approximately a five hundred yard walk to Thomas Wood upper limit. At around 1.5 miles, the right bank of this part of river has been unfished for many years - it makes fantastic roving water and the main focus is for pike/chub anglers. The following feedback describes it perfectly - "Despite the long walk we do like this beat. Yes in parts it's overgrown but plenty of fishing spots can be found without too much effort. Yes its fished from the opposite bank  but even so, there is a lot of water that cannot be accessed from the opposite bank. It is a wild fishery in every sense of the word, and it's that wildness we like!"
Combined with Home Fishery there is more than enough water to explore, and after a few visits you're sure to find a swim you can almost call your own.

Home Fishery

Home Fishery is approximately 1.5 miles of right bank fishing situated on the opposite bank to the famous Courtfield Fishery - for recent catch returns see the feedback. Although a  little more "wild" than the opposite bank, in high flow Lower Courtfield benefits from being on the inside of a large bend, this results in lower flows bankside which in turn offers cover for fish, it also makes for easier floodwater fishing! In lower flows the bottom end of the fishery runs over shallow gravel and large shoals of chub gather here. Barbel are found throughout, with some of the biggest fish  off the river banked in recent seasons. There are also good numbers of dace and with numerous shaded, silty lies, pike thrive here.

Lower Kerne Bridge

This stretch of river immediately below Kerne Bridge offers a diversity of features that allow fishing for all the usual Wye coarse species. From shady gravel gutters under overhanging willows, to deep rocky pools, this beat is one of our favourites on the whole river. We are very lucky to have access to this beautiful stretch, and as such our days are restricted each week. Availability for winter 2017/18 TBC

Wainlode (River Severn)

New for the 2017 season we have access to this tranquil stretch of the mighty River Severn. Carp and zander will be the main focus, but trotting a float can yield a real mixed bag, with some decent roach and perch reported. Night fishing permits are limited but there are up to 4 day tickets available per day. Parking is good and access easy, but care must be taken after high tide or following a flood as the banks can be very slippery. With the River Chelt flowing in at the the lower boundary, silver fish gather in the thousands and this is a notorious predator hotspot. Tickets also available from Bankside Tackle

Monnow Valley (River Monnow)

1 mile of right bank fishing on the lower reaches of the Monnow, a few miles upstream of Monmouth. This wonderfully secluded stretch is for the most part a good mixture of riffles and pools, providing some excellent fly fishing for the trout that give this river its reputation as one of the area's finest. The mayfly hatches can be spectacular, so dry fly fishing is excellent during late spring and early summer. This stretch of the Monnow is also host to a variety of coarse species, including chub and grayling. The best of the coarse fishing is towards the downstream end of the fishery where the river is slower and deeper. 

Drummond's Dub

Drummond's Dub is a 12 acre lake situated a few miles from Ross on Wye. Previously a mixed fishery of diminishing popularity, in 2015 Angling Dreams took over the management of the fishing. With a distinct lack of quality carp waters in the area, our vision was that with a patient and  professional approach, we could develop one. To supplement the low stock of resident carp, in December 2016 we introduced 70 of some of the best carp in the country, from VS Fisheries. We followed this with extensive swim construction dedicated to the carp angler. With a shared passion from the management and members, we are committed to the ongoing development and preservation of the venue as a quality carp fishery, considering at all times that the location is for the enjoyment of all. The Dub Syndicate has a live waiting list but spaces are available by polite enquiry.

Dunderhole Pool

Nestled in a hidden valley amongst woodland, this spring fed trout lake provides excellent sport for the stillwater trout angler. Stocked with browns and rainbows up to 5lbs, this fishery is fly only and is a beautifully secluded spot to spend a day fishing. Open all year round.