ONLY available to DDAS members from the 1st NOVEMBER until the last day of February.

North bank only. (river flowing right to left).

Commencing one field upstream of Wool Manor. The field between the old and new road bridges and downstream of the new bridge to the fence line. Access to the upstream section is through the farmyard (around to the right of the locked gate) adjacent to the manor. Total length approx 1600 yards.

New video:  September 2015 at Wool

Click to see:  ''Aerial Video of the Frome @ Wool in Flood (Feb 2014)''

From the 1st November to the last day of February (Note that the first Sunday in November is normally always a Match fishing date).

- No Keepnets (except in controlled matches)

- No camping

- Leave gates as found

- Avoid disturbing livestock

- Do not park in the Manor farmyard

- All game fish caught must be returned alive immediately (game fish are not to be fished for)

- NO spinning permitted but lure fishing is permitted (see handbook details on pike fishing)

- NO gaffs to be carried to the water

- NO fly fishing

From Wool village, head north over the railway level crossing onto A352. Drive 350yrds to the roundabout, take 1st exit. Drive 300yrds & turn left, heading back towards the river. Park on roadside just beyond the gate on the left.
Through that gate for 'between the bridges' fishing, or, through the Manor yard for upstream fishing 'leave gates as found'.

For downstream fishing: park in the lay-by close to the roundabout (or on grass verges by the main road bridge (can be soft in the winter). Walk down the slope to access the river.

ONLY available to DDAS members From 1st NOVEMBER to the last day of February.

North bank only (river flowing right to left)!

from where small drain enters the river down to the 'SCOTT ESTATE' (private fishing) sign (see dotted red line on map attached). Total length, approx 1000yds.

From 1st November to the last day of February only

- No Keepnets

- No camping

- Leave gates as found

- Avoid disturbing livestock

- All game fish caught must be returned alive immediately (game fish are not to be fished for)

- NO spinning permitted, lure fishing is permitted (see handbook details on pike fishing)

- NO gaffs to be carried to the water

- NO Fly fishing
 

Worgret Hill is on the A352 at about 1/2 a mile before Wareham and 4 miles after Wool. Access is straight off the A352 onto a narrow gravel track. After 400yds the track goes under the railway bridge and joins another track at right angles. Park on the left side of the track (please do not obstruct the track), there is room for 4 or 5 cars.

Note: Great care must be taken when returning onto the A352 because visibility is not good and the traffic is often going fast