Twyford & District Fishing Club

Dedicated to providing fine fishing in attractive surroundings

Welcome to Twyford & District Fishing Club

For over eighty years, our fishing club has been a thriving community for anglers of all levels. Our current fishing waters at Borough Marsh remain much the same as they were in the 1930s, with the addition of Sandford Mill, which has been a popular spot since 1946.

Founded in 1932 by a group of passionate Twyford residents, the club has grown significantly over the decades, continuing to bring together fishing enthusiasts to enjoy the sport, the surroundings, and the camaraderie.

Our Waters

St. Patricks Stream Gravel

As part of the clubs ongoing commitment to improve the river habitat and help fish stocks recover, 100 tonnes of gravel were placed in the upper parts of St. Patrick’s stream during Loddon Rivers Week. The 20-40mm angular flint gravel locks together on the river bed...

River Loddon Back Water – Survey

In partnership with Wokingham Countryside Services and the LFCC and as part of Loddon Rivers Week a fish survey was carried out on the Charvil backwater, constructed in 2020. As can be seen from the photos it has matured somewhat, with a thick marginal growth of sedge...

River Loddon Access

The Club have been carrying out some significant work on the Loddon this summer to improve accessibility between Herons Reach and the A4 on Loddon Drive. A new 8 foot access gate was installed which allowed us to dig and level a much wider footpath along the entire...

St. Patricks Stream Gravel

100 tonnes of gravel will be used to replenish the barbel and chub spawning grounds in St. Patricks Stream on 27th September 2025 in partnership with SERT, LFCC and the EA. Members are welcome to come down and help. Please contact the club on the TDFC Facebook page...

500 Chub released into T&DFC Waters

Recently, 500 chub were carefully released into T&DFC Waters, marking an exciting boost for our local fish population. This well-planned event was executed under expert supervision to ensure that the new arrivals quickly acclimate to their natural habitat,...