TRAFALGAR FISHERIES is one of the earliest commercial fish farms in the UK, with more than thirty years experience in Salmonid production. The farm is situated on the banks of the Hampshire Avon, in the Avon Valley south of Salisbury and is an integral part of Longford Estate. The land immediately adjoining Trafalgar Fisheries is farmed by Longford Farms Ltd.

Longford Castle

The name Trafalgar stems back to an original gift from a grateful Nation to the heirs and successors of Horatio Nelson after he was killed at the battle of Trafalgar.

Trafalgar House, a beautiful building, still overlooks the farm. This house is in private ownership, and important concerts are held there on a regular basis.

A Wiltshire Tradition
For over 30 years Trafalgar Fisheries have supplied fresh trout to well known British and International wholesalers. Having gained the EFSIS accreditation at the highest level, the farm uses modern processing techiques that set high standards of hygene and quality control. Fish are reared in a traditional way that also ensures top quality.

Top Quality
All Trafalgar trout are reared in the clear waters of the Hampshire Avon. Fish are stocked at a low-density in natural gravel ponds, allowing them to swim freely and mature naturally. Oxygen levels of the flowing water are monitored continuously. The Trafalgar Farm site is a haven for many species of wild life.