At A Glance

Fast flowing mid Sussex river
Tidal at mouth of river
area rich in wildlife
as with all rivers unknown fish sizes with possible monster fish lurking in its depths!
popular with pike anglers
wide range of fish species, fresh and sea

How much is it to fish:

Club water run byHassocks & District Angling Society

West Sussex -

River Adur

The Adur river is a fast flowing river located in mid Sussex which stretches from West to East Sussex. The mouth of the river Adur at Shoreham Estuary is tidal. The river Adur holds the usual fish species and is popular with anglers for its pike fishing and holds some sea trout at the mouth of the river. A number of fishing clubs have access to the water.

Over the years the river has narrowed due to silt deposits but once was wide enough for large sea fairing ships to navigate as far as Steyning which once had a port. Since Roman times the river has been a popular trading route.

Due to the waters mud flats at low tide the water has numerous bird life from Redshank, Waders, Lapwing, Cormorants...

River banks at the Adur are steep in places, the water can also be up to 2 meters deep in places especially after heavy rain.

fish species


Mirror Carp : 30lb+	Common Carp : 30lb+	Bream:?lb	tench: ?lb	Eel: ?lb	Dace: ? lb


Rudd: 2lb+	Roach: 2lb+	Perch : 2lb+	pike : 30lb+	Chub: ? lb

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River Adur at Wineham, club water run byHassocks & District Angling Society

Pulborough Angling Club have access to around 3 miles of the River Adur from Stretham Bridge near Small Dole downstream to Bramber in West Sussex. Pulborough Angling Society

contact details

Contact: Richard.
Address: 19 Shermanbury Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 7HR
Telephone: 01444 235978

Club: Hassocks & District Angling Society Ltd
Email: tightlines@hassocksangling.co.uk
Website www.hassocksangling.co.uk