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River Loddon Fishing

A practical guide to fishing in the River Loddon

The River Loddon is a major tributary of the Thames. It arises at Basingstoke and flows into Berkshire near Stanford End. It then is joined by the Blackwater at Swallowfield, flows between Aborfield and Shinfield, swings round Reading, flows through Dinton Country Pastures at Hurst, heads north and joins the Thames near Wargrave. The Loddon provides some superb fishing with quality chub and barbel to be found in the Berkshire stretches.

Fishing on the River Loddon

Information:
Use our species pages to find the fisheries that suit you: CARP, PIKE, TENCH, TROUT, CATFISH, BARBEL. Use search options for different categories such as day ticket, night fishing and season ticket.
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Fishing venues on the River Loddon

River Lyde (tributary)

Standford End

Swallowfield

Carters Hill

Sindlesham Mill 

Riverside Park, Earley

Sandford

Dinton Pastures

Whistley Mill North

Whistley Mill South

Old River, Redlands

Old River, Charvil

Twyford Reserve

Charvil

Wargrave

River Loddon fishing map


Berkshire river fishing page

Berkshire fishing page

River fishing tackle

Fishing videos for the River Loddon

A detailed guide for angling on the River Loddon in Berkshire.

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