Angling club

Dorchester Angling Club

5 waters are reported as controlled by Dorchester Angling Club. Last checked date unknown.

5 river stretches

This page is written by CanI.fish, not by the club, from public sources and from what anglers have told us. An angling club. Fishing its waters normally means joining, or holding a day ticket where the club sells them.

This site grants no permission to fish — read the disclaimer

Is this your club?

If anything here is wrong — the waters listed, the membership terms, the name itself — tell us and we will correct it. If you would rather we did not list your waters at all, say so and we will take them down. You do not need an account for any of that, and there is no obligation that comes with it: every water page takes a correction from anybody, and a person reads all of them.

If you would rather keep the club’s own details up to date yourself — access, rules, prices, opening hours and the number to ring, live the moment you save them — ask to look after this club. It is one form. Somebody here rings the club to check before anything is handed over, and what permission a water needs is still settled by us either way. How this works for clubs.

Membership and tickets

dorchesterangling.co.uk/home

The club’s own site is the authority on price and availability. Ours is a note of what it said when somebody last looked.

What its waters ask for

Members onlyon 5 waters
Oldest check on this route: 4 September 2026.

Reported from what each water records. Verify with the club before you travel.

Waters (5)

View all 5 on the map

Photographs

No photographs of these waters yet. Anybody with an account can add one, and a person looks at every photograph before it appears.

Rod licence

You need an Environment Agency rod licence to fish for freshwater fish in England and Wales. It is separate from any ticket or club membership, and you need it even where fishing is free.

Buy or check a rod licence at GOV.UK