Lower BrookAgent booking
Let via Fishing Breaks
A prime middle-Test beat downstream of Compton Manor, almost all double-bank main-river fishing with open casting room. Cabin, riverside parking and keeper-tied flies; suits two to four rods. Booked through Fishing Breaks.
Visit official site ↗Kimbridge / Ginger Beer BeatAgent booking
Let via Fishing Breaks / Orvis (syndicate route)
About a third of a mile midway between Stockbridge and Romsey — steady flow, shallows, deeper sections and a turbulent hatch pool. Bookable exclusively for up to five rods with a thatched lodge and parking; syndicate membership opportunities also appear via Orvis.
Visit official site ↗The ParsonageAgent booking
Let via Fishing Breaks
Wide main river plus a long carrier — glides, deep pools and shallow runs holding wild and stocked trout, strong grayling, and the occasional late-season sea trout or salmon. Cabin and parking; ideal for up to four rods or larger parties. Booked through Fishing Breaks.
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Timsbury Fishery Ltd
Over three miles of main river and carriers between Romsey and Stockbridge, divided into four private beats of two rods each. Fishing rights attach to company shares — shareholders normally fish a specified day once a fortnight — so this is members' water rather than a day-ticket fishery.
Brown trout on upstream dry fly and nymph; salmon must be returned; winter members may fish grayling and coarse. Syndicate share access, not a day ticket.
Timsbury 5Agent booking
Let via Fishing Breaks
A separate day-rod beat — roughly half a mile of main river plus a catch-and-release carrier — with mayfly and prolific later-summer sedge hatches. Suits three to five rods; booked through Fishing Breaks and distinct from the Timsbury Fishery syndicate.
Carrier is catch-and-release. A different product from the four-beat Timsbury Fishery Ltd syndicate.
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Broadlands Estate
Around 4.5 km of the lower Test through the Broadlands Estate downstream of Romsey, fished across five named beats — Grove, Moorcourt, Longbridge, Lee Park and Rookery & Lord Louis — holding native brown trout, grayling and, on the lower river, salmon and sea trout. Available for both season rods and day tickets; 2026 trout season 3 April–16 October.
Upstream dry fly and nymph for trout, natural imitations only, no lures, hook size no greater than 10; wild fish returned; wading to knee depth only with buoyancy aids. Weed-cutting dates affect conditions.