A guide to fishing in Oxfordshire

A quality guide to fishing in Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire fishing: information about coarse and game angling in Oxfordshire, England. Here you can search for Oxfordshire fishing by species, type, angling clubs, or by area, and find the best coarse and game fishing in Oxfordshire for you.

Information about Oxfordshire angling for coarse and game species

The county of Oxfordshire has been catalogued into areas relevant to angling.

Each area has a bespoke page that is an angling guide with angler’s map, a description of the location, a postcode for your SATNAV, a weather report for that area of Oxfordshire, information on fishing tackle shops and supermarkets in the area along with a list of Oxfordshire angling lakes, waters and venues in the vicinity.

To search for fisheries by other means in Oxfordshire (such as by species) scroll down.

The county of Oxfordshire offers vast angling opportunities. The River Thames flows across the entire county, offering miles of bankside fishing for barbel, chub, pike, big bream and silver fish. Additionally small river angling is supplied by its tributaries the Thame, Cherwell and Windrush. The Oxford Canal provides a huge length of pleasure angling in the northern half of Oxfordshire, mainly via season ticket from local angling clubs but also with day ticket fishing available on some stretches.

Furthermore, Oxfordshire is dotted with small fishing ponds in picturesque surroundings that provide coarse and game angling. The county is well supplied with big still-waters at Hardwick, Stanton Harcourt, and elsewhere, many of which provide specimen fishing for species such as carp, tench and pike. Game fishing is available on the Rivers Windrush and Evenlode, and also in several still-waters.

If you are asking “where can I fish in Oxfordshire” then you have come to the right place.