Description
Woodmill's salmon pool is an idyllic and secluded spot where the tidal and non tidal stretches of the river Itchen meet and dates back more than 100 years. It has been described as one of the best places to fish on the south coast and we regularly have anglers from far and wide come and visit.
The bass fishing season runs from 1st October until the 30th April and is catch and release only.
Our day fishing is £35 per day per rod so bring along your friends and make a day of it. Please note that booking 'one person' is booking for one rod, and does not provide exclusive use of the pool.
Times for bass fishing are 09:00 - 16:30
Bass Fishing
- fishing
- 7 hrs 30 mins
- Up to 3 people
Woodmill Outdoor Activities Centre
(4.6)
321 reviews
Southampton, GB
- From£37.00/ adult
Top reviews
(4.6)
2 months ago
Always good when visiting. Have used Woodmill for many occasions for taking young people for development sessions or coming for work team days out. Very easy to run sessions and get a fun afternoon organised.
Abi Cargen
2 months ago
Always good when visiting. Have used Woodmill for many occasions for taking young people for development sessions or coming for work team days out. Very easy to run sessions and get a fun afternoon organised.
Abi Cargen
3 months ago
Amazing place, can’t believe we found it by accident. We did kayaking and paddle boarding which was excellent. Very organised and well run. My only complaint was the way in which I was kicked out the changing room with ...
Oliver Andrews
3 months ago
Loved the experience. We had a calm and engaging member of staff book us in and get us on the water. The Katakanu was amazing for our family of 5 and our well behaved four legged friend! We look forward to returning ...
Jason and Stephen House
4 months ago
Really nice morning spent on the River Itchen. Staff very helpful. Hope Southampton Council don’t withdraw support. If the Council is concerned about people from outside Southampton using the centre - then as one of ...
David Snelson
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