The River Wye is a renowned fishing spot in the UK, stretching from mid-Wales to the Severn estuary. The Ballingham stretch, located in Herefordshire, offers 13 named pools and catches, with most fishing occurring on the north bank. The fishery has a rich history, with notable catches including a 38lb salmon in 1986. While salmon numbers have declined, the fishery remains popular for coarse fishing, particularly barbel fishing. The property is being sold by informal tender, with the option to purchase a daily ticket through the Wye & Usk Foundation ticket scheme, generating an income of £3598 and £4295 in 2023 and 2024 respectively. The property offers a unique opportunity to enhance the income and enjoy the outstanding beauty of the Wye.