Lord's Walk Amesbury
Lord's Walk Amesbury, Wiltshire Lord’s Walk, in terms of fishing, is half a mile or so of the River Avon in Amesbury, Wiltshire. It is noted for its specimen Grayling fishing and is one of the few places on the Avon above Salisbury where coarse fishing is permitted. This is well above Salisbury where the classic Avon fishing begins and continues downstream but don’t let that detract you. There is a section of free fishing plus adjoining, day ticket access stretch, on the books of Salisbury and District Angling Club . The stretch is picturesque and was an avenue planted by Lord Carleton (1676-1720) and was formerly known as Lord Carleton's Walk, which extends beyond the river for those looking to enjoy the walk, aside some traffic noise nearer the A303, this is lovely piece of the English countryside. The stretch is popular as a winter trotting venue where there is a real chance of catching a 2lb Grayling. Holding good roach and dace, there is also the bonus of