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Five mile section between Alnwick and Alnmouth
River noted for Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Millom Angling Association.
Fishing is from the small triangular piece of land on right hand bank downstream of the Toll Bridge opposite the weir. Although there are only 3 swims, the potential is enormous. There is a large area of water to fish and it is known to hold good barbel, pike and all other Avon species.
Match weights often exceed 30lb on the upper reaches to perhaps 60lb on the lower reaches near Melksham (if the bream are feeding!). Large barbel are easy to locate and catch on this stretch of river.
Hampshire Avon Side Stream of approximately 2 miles. This stretch of river comes into its own in the winter when the main river is high but the Summer months need not be overlooked. A roving approach with natural baits can offer reasonable Chub action in low clear conditions. Maggot or Bread punch in winter will produce good bags of Roach to over 2lb and Dace to 1lb with odd Chub and occasional Barbel.
The Long Meadow is noted for quality sport. BIG roach. BIG chub. BIG bream. BIG barbel. Very productive at all times of the year.
A real hot-spot for specimen fish including barbel, chub and pike. Fishing can be quite superb and as good as anywhere on the river.
This stretch has many weirs barbel, chub and roach predominate in the faster water with large bream shoals in the deeper runs. Individual records include a monster pike of over 33lb and the almost unbelievable tench of 12lb 7oz caught by Rick Seal from Cardiff in the river at Christian Malford in November 1998.
A short stretch of the Avon of approximately 500 meters. Noted for its big Roach potential but also produces good Dace, Chub and occasional Barbel.
A magnificent variety of fishing for chub, roach, dace, barbel and bream.
This stretch has many weirs barbel, chub and roach predominate in the faster water with large bream shoals in the deeper runs. Individual records include a monster pike of over 33lb and the almost unbelievable tench of 12lb 7oz caught by Rick Seal from Cardiff in the river at Christian Malford in November 1998.
A magnificent variety of fishing for chub, roach, dace, barbel and bream. The Limpley Stoke weir is a favoured haunt for night fishing for barbel.
This stretch has many weirs barbel, chub and roach predominate in the faster water with large bream shoals in the deeper runs. Individual records include a monster pike of over 33lb and the almost unbelievable tench of 12lb 7oz caught by Rick Seal from Cardiff in the river at Christian Malford in November 1998.
A stretch of the Hampshire Avon of approximately 3/4 Mile. The lower Severals stretch starts where the Bickerly millsteam joins the main river. This stretch offers some excellent trotting swims of varying depth. with the bottom boundary meeting the Avon Castle stretch. Avon Castle is far more sheltered than Lower Severals with heavy bankside vegitation throughout. Featured in an episode of Go Fishing with John Wilson, offers excellent Barbel and Chub fishing with some very big Bream reported.
Although fishing is difficult when the water is clear it has produced roach and perch of over 3lb and carp of 20lb plus in the past two seasons. Our water at Malmesbury is one of the few places where it is possible to catch that elusive 2lb plus roach from shoals of similar size fish.
This stretch has many weirs barbel, chub and roach predominate in the faster water with large bream shoals in the deeper runs. Individual records include a monster pike of over 33lb and the almost unbelievable tench of 12lb 7oz caught by Rick Seal from Cardiff in the river at Christian Malford in November 1998.
This stretch of river is as good as any in the south-west, if not the country with loads of bream, roach, hybrids and chub for the match and pleasure angler; as well as big pike for specimen anglers. The bream average 4 to 5 pounds and 100 lb catches are commonplace. Also, the numbers of good roach (1 lb plus) are impressive with quite a few 2 pounders being caught every season.
The Royalty Fishery offers some of the finest game and coarse fishing in the U.K with a reputation of quality specimens of which barbel and chub are the favourite quarry for anglers who visit our venue. Hampshire Avon approximately 2 miles.
The Royalty Fishery offers some of the finest game and coarse fishing in the U.K with a reputation of quality specimens of which barbel and chub are the favourite quarry for anglers who visit our venue. Hampshire Avon approximately 2 miles.
A famous stretch of the Hampshire Avon of approximately 2 Miles. Severals starts at the Railway bridge and continues down to the top boundary of Lower Severals (where Bickerley Millstream joins the main river). This stretch offers some excellent trotting, trundling or ledgering swims of varying depth and pace, ideally suited to both a mobile and static approach.
This stretch has many weirs barbel, chub and roach predominate in the faster water with large bream shoals in the deeper runs. Individual records include a monster pike of over 33lb and the almost unbelievable tench of 12lb 7oz caught by Rick Seal from Cardiff in the river at Christian Malford in November 1998.
The river drops down through Warleigh in a steep valley, here the water runs fast through pools and weed beds and shelters huge barbel. One recorded at 15½lb weight, is very close to the national rod caught record. Roach, dace, chub, tench, perch and bream flourish in this stretch.
This stretch has many weirs barbel, chub and roach predominate in the faster water with large bream shoals in the deeper runs. Individual records include a monster pike of over 33lb and the almost unbelievable tench of 12lb 7oz caught by Rick Seal from Cardiff in the river at Christian Malford in November 1998.
River noted for Sea Trout fishing. Run by Millom Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout fishing. Run by Windermere, Ambleside and District AA.
The River Brue is a small part of a network of drains which over hundreds of years have converted the Somerset saltmarsh into what is now fesh water wetland and patureland. The banks of the River Brue are a haven for wild life and the river is renowned for shoals of large carp, roach, bream and chub.
The River Brue is a small part of a network of drains which over hundreds of years have converted the Somerset saltmarsh into what is now fesh water wetland and patureland. The banks of the River Brue are a haven for wild life and the river is renowned for shoals of large carp, roach, bream and chub.
The River Brue is a small part of a network of drains which over hundreds of years have converted the Somerset saltmarsh into what is now fesh water wetland and patureland. The banks of the River Brue are a haven for wild life and the river is renowned for shoals of large carp, roach, bream and chub.
River noted for Salmon, Brown Trout, Dace, Eels and Grayling fishing. Run by Carlisle Angling Association.
River Colne will provide mixed bags containing roach, dace, bleak, perch and chub. Stretching from the Tiger Cubs Indian restaurant on the Oxford Road just outside Uxbridge Town Centre to the weir at the bridge over the A40 Western Avenue, Boyer Leisure’s section of the River Colne provides over a quarter of a mile of single bank fishing. Producing some decent bags to anglers who get it right on the day the Colne has seen bream to 5lb and the odd tench to 4lb.
Salmon and Trout fishing on River Coquet, Northumberland.
Offers all species of fish with carp, chub, dace and roach, the latter being the most prominent, there has have been reports of the occasional large carp being caught from the deeper water. The favoured tactic for the silver fish during the summer months is trotting with a waggler or stick float using maggot or caster.
River drain noted for Tench, Bream, Roach, Perch and Pike fishing. Run by Southport and District Angling Association.
The Association fishing on the River Culm at Beare Gate runs more or less parallel with the M5 motorway; our fishing rights start approximately 1,000 yards downstream from the Hele paper mill/level crossing near Bradninch, the actual beginning being immediately below the railway bridge that crosses the river. Our fishing continues downstream from the bridge for approximately 1½ miles; down to the now disused Silverton paper mill and connecting up just past the Mill with the Association water - Killerton.
Beats are alongside the A694 for Salmon and Trout fishing in Tyne and Wear.
An attractive river with pike, perch and roach.
River noted for Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Millom Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout and Salmon fishing.
River noted for Brown Trout fishing. Run by Penrith Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout, Salmon and Grayling fishing. Run by Penrith Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout, Grayling, Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Penrith Angling Association.
River noted for Chub, Rainbow Trout, Salmon, Grayling and Brown Trout fishing. Run by Carlisle Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout, Salmon, Sea Trout and Grayling fishing. Run by Penrith Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout and Grayling fishing. Run by Kirkby Stephen and District Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout, Chub, Grayling, Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Warwick Hall.
River noted for Salmon and Sea Trout fishing.
This slow moving river holds pike, perch, chub, dace, roach, gudgeon and bream as well as brown trout, salmon and sea trout.
River noted for Salmon and Sea Trout. Run by Millom Angling Association.
A faster running water than the Creedy with a good head of fish in situ, mostly consisting of roach, dace and chub, the preferred areas to fish being the smooth, deeper runs that are found throughout the stretch. In addition, there are a few back eddies in which to fish, in the right conditions these back waters can be very productive.
The shallow slow moving lower river holds good numbers of dace, also roach and perch. 40 pegs available.
River noted for Brown Trout, Grayling, Chub and Eel fishing. Run by Brampton Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout, Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Staveley and District Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout and Salmon fishing. Run by Keswick Anglers Association.
River noted for Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Millom and District AA.
River noted for Brown Trout, Grayling, Chub and Eel fishing. Run by Brampton Angling Association.
Good fishing for grayling, roach, perch and pike on this slow-moving river.
River noted for Brown Trout, Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Burneside Angling Association.
River noted for Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Salmon and Sea Trout fishing. Run by Staveley and District Angling Association.
Noted for Chub, Roach and Trout fishing.
Roach, perch and pike are to be found in the lower reaches of this river.
Four miles from Bellingham. Half-mile stretch, off the B6320, noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Approximately 2 miles of river offering good sport throughout the season. Huge Barbel, Chub and Roach are regularly caught from this stretch which connects to the top boundary of Throop. In the Summer months Barbel and Chub can be spotted on the shallower gravel runs by the observant angler.
Approximately 1.25 miles of river upstream of Havelins Farm. Trees line the nearside riverbank throughout the stretch. A deep even paced stretch offering excellent Roach fishing and good Bream sport when the shoals are located. Very large Perch are present throughout the stretch with fish well over 3lb possible.
Approximately 1.25 miles of river offering good sport throughout the season. Huge Barbel, Chub and Roach are regularly caught from this stretch which connects to the top boundary of Bounds Farm. In the Summer months Barbel and Chub can be spotted on the shallower gravel runs by the observant angler.
Noted for Salmon, Trout and Grayling fishing.
Run by Bishop Auckland District Angling Club.
Run by Middlesborough Angling Club.
Run by Middlesborough Angling Club.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
River Thames Taplow starting from just below Bray Lock and stretched upriver for ¾ of a mile the Thames at Taplow produces just about everything. Mixed bags of roach, dace, perch and chub have been reported – some of the Perch reaching a few pounds. Anglers fishing near to the lock have observed fair numbers of carp during the summer months – the floods during the last couple of seasons have likely benefited the Thames and many other rivers throughout the country.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Salmon, Trout and Grayling fishing in Northumberland.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Noted for Salmon, Trout and Chub fishing.
Run by Durham City Angling Club.
Noted for Salmon and Trout fishing.
Run by Upper Weardale Angling Association.
Chard and District Angling Club hold the rights to fish a quarter of a mile stretch of the River Isle. Parking is available next to the bridge adjacent to Powermatic Limited. Follow the public footpath sign which will take you along the river up to the double spanned road bridge which marks the end of the C and DACs stretch of the river. Sections of the river vary in depth, width and flow. Chub, Roach, Rudd and Grayling are plentiful in these waters.
DDAS have rights to fish the stretches on this excellent river situated close to Langport, Somerset.