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Re: new to the rivers big bad joe - I live in Tamworth and have tried my hand at both the Anker and Mease - they’re very very hard waters , so don’t get irate. I highly recommend a trip to Fladbury or anywhere on the mid Severn! Good luck, and if you’re still stuck on the rivers, feel free to engage me at any time and I will try give you some pointers Posted on November 26, 2019 at 8:45 PM
Re: new to the rivers Great reply tonythefish Posted on November 26, 2019 at 8:42 PM
Re: Re: River Severn Bewdley Hi Dave The Anker is my local stretch too, although I have never done too well on it - a few small perch. The stretch the other side of Polesworth is supposed to hold specimen chub and a few barbel though... operated by Birchmoor AC, do you know anything about this? As for fishing in and around Bewdley, I've spent some time there over the years as my folks have a static caravan there. I find upstream of Bewdley to be better for barbel and chub, my favourite pegs being 'the bridge' at Northwood and peg 9 at Trimpley, which is also one of Des Taylor's favourites - there's a little gorge about 18ft out, barbel hang in there and so long as you keep the feed going in you'll do well in the summer months when the flow isn't so fast - the whole area has been wrecked over the last few weeks and I believe the EA are carrying out work at Trimpley at the moment. Downstream at Ribbesford produces good pike, the deep hole in front pf peg 110 on the KDA ticket being the best in my opinion. Matt Posted on November 21, 2019 at 6:02 PM
Re: pike pic . shocking fish handling. There’s a significant lack of unhooking mats in all photos too may I add Posted on October 19, 2019 at 10:05 AM
Re: pike pic . shocking fish handling. There’s a significant lack of unhooking mats in all photos too may I add Posted on October 19, 2019 at 10:03 AM

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Re: new to the rivers

big bad joe - I live in Tamworth and have tried my hand at both the Anker and Mease - they’re very very hard waters , so don’t get irate.

I highly recommend a trip to Fladbury or anywhere on the mid Severn!

Good luck, and if you’re still stuck on the rivers, feel free to engage me at any time and I will try give you some pointers

Posted on November 26, 2019 at 8:45 PM

Re: new to the rivers

Great reply tonythefish

Posted on November 26, 2019 at 8:42 PM

Re: Re: River Severn Bewdley

Hi Dave

The Anker is my local stretch too, although I have never done too well on it - a few small perch. The stretch the other side of Polesworth is supposed to hold specimen chub and a few barbel though... operated by Birchmoor AC, do you know anything about this?

As for fishing in and around Bewdley, I've spent some time there over the years as my folks have a static caravan there.

I find upstream of Bewdley to be better for barbel and chub, my favourite pegs being 'the bridge' at Northwood and peg 9 at Trimpley, which is also one of Des Taylor's favourites - there's a little gorge about 18ft out, barbel hang in there and so long as you keep the feed going in you'll do well in the summer months when the flow isn't so fast - the whole area has been wrecked over the last few weeks and I believe the EA are carrying out work at Trimpley at the moment.

Downstream at Ribbesford produces good pike, the deep hole in front pf peg 110 on the KDA ticket being the best in my opinion.

Matt

Posted on November 21, 2019 at 6:02 PM

Re: pike pic . shocking fish handling.

There’s a significant lack of unhooking mats in all photos too may I add

Posted on October 19, 2019 at 10:05 AM

Re: pike pic . shocking fish handling.

There’s a significant lack of unhooking mats in all photos too may I add

Posted on October 19, 2019 at 10:03 AM

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