Chalk stream Fishing
River Wye
The River Wye is one of six chalkstreams in Buckinghamshire which are fed by the winter rain that fills the aquifers the springs emerging from beneath the Chiltern Hills to the northwest.
The river rises not far from West Wycombe, which takes its name from the river, flowing for 9 miles until it joins the River Thames at Bourne End. Being relatively close to the source ensures the water is exceptionally clear, even by chalkstream standards.
WEST WYCOMBE PARK 
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‘The surroundings were spectacular’. ‘The beat was plenty long enough and the fish plentiful’ |
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April 1 – September 30 Full day for one |
£295 per rod |
April 1 – September 30 Full day for two or more |
£275 per rod |
Half day rate starts at 2pm. Fishing ends at dusk. Boats included.
For further details, please complete our enquiry form or e-mail info@fishingbreaks.co.uk