The Brue rises on the Mendip and runs through Bruton, Glastonbury and the Somerset Levels to the Bristol Channel. The fly fishing is the upper river around Bruton — a short stretch of wild brown trout water below the Bruton Dam, mostly fished by Bruton and District Angling Association. The water has a slight chalk-stream character from the Mendip limestone influence but fishes as a modest small-stream trout fishery rather than a chalk destination. Below Lovington the river enters the Levels and turns coarse. Bruton Dam is the practical upstream limit for fly fishing.

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