This listed building dating from about 1650 when it was used as a tannery. Barges on the River Stour transported the cured skins to the ports. It became an inn during Victorian era but closed in the 1970's. Since then the pub has been smartly refurbished and has aquired its name from a tributary trout stream of the River Stour. Substantial garden for outside drinking. Breakfast is served from 9am, but no alcohol served until 11am. The conservatory can be used for meetings, receptions etc.. Curry and quiz nights held on 1st Wednesday of the month and live music played between 5 - 7pm Sunday evenings.