South East England · Hampshire · Titchfield

River Farm Carp Fishery

River Farm Carp Fishery at Titchfield is a family-run two-acre Hampshire specimen carp lake with online swim booking in 12-hour day and night slots and an on-site tackle shop.

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About River Farm Carp Fishery

River Farm's two-acre lake was originally created in 1977 and later converted from trout to coarse and carp fishing. The current fishery describes a strong stock of specimen carp and operates around individually numbered swims. Fishing is available around the clock, with the online system selling 12-hour slots beginning at 7am and 7pm; anglers choose their swim, start date and duration during booking. The booking page also warns that sessions between 1 May and 30 June can be cancelled if the fish are spawning. The associated tackle shop is open daily.

County
Hampshire
Town or area
Titchfield
Species
Carp
Access
Booking required, Day fishing, Night fishing
Facilities
Parking, Toilets, Tackle shop

Fishing weather

3-day weather for River Farm Carp Fishery

Forecast for Fareham. Check again before travelling as conditions can change.

Today 1 Oct
Sunny
18°C 15°C low
43% Chance of rain
18 mph Max wind
Tomorrow 2 Oct
Overcast
18°C 15°C low
17% Chance of rain
13 mph Max wind
Saturday 3 Oct
Sunny
19°C 14°C low
13% Chance of rain
12 mph Max wind

Weather data provided by WeatherAPI.com

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River Farm Carp Fishery venue rules

Anglers must be at least 16 and may use no more than two rods per swim. Only micro-barbed hooks are allowed, and anglers must use the fishery-provided nets, cradles and weigh slings together with carp care liquid or gel. Pole fishing, surface fishing, keepnets, unattended rods, spodding, bait boats, braided main line and nuts are prohibited. Dogs, alcohol, drugs, fires and barbecues are also banned, and unused bait must not be dumped into the lake.

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