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Thing is there are not enough Barbel at the moment to shoal and be a feeding frenzie on the feed, also by introducing large amounts we are bringing in unwanted attention from Bream😮
The Wye and middle upper severn are more aligned to carpet bombing I would think. I too use pve bags which gives...
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All main diet for most species so yes of course, that's why bait companies replicate such attraction in their baits. It's just not very convenient having to forage for bait.
My local river have a huge amount of mussel below a weir, and Chub and Barbel feast on them at night, in the...
With you on that Jon, just to think many civvies would give their right arm just to glimpse an Otter in the wild.
But they are incredible and for me although can ruin a session they are now embedded into our rivers and we can hope there is now a sustainable balance.
It's not what you can see...
Great thread, and if I may, there seems to be more emphasis on tackle as opposed to just going fishing with a rod and a few bits of tackle and doing the simple things well, like river craft and second guessing where that Barbel or Chub will be intercepting you bait.
I see so much emphasis on...
If you have to go down the custom route fair enough, but flinging out feeders or leads on such rivers don't call for expensive gear.
Korum 1.75 or 2.0 t.c 12 ft rods 4000/5000 reels all in about £400. The barbel are not fussy.
Hi Paul,
Just noticed your surname of Bromilow, that was my mothers maiden name, her Dad was I believe originally from Lancashire and was a well known publican in North Wales.
Anyway good luck with your renewed passion, I hope you get one soon.
The Severn despite some extra water looked a bit off Barry, not surprised you struggled. A couple of lads told me they gave up on Bridgenorth and re routed to Warks Avon.
The Wye also looked the same
It was too hot by the time I got myself up, so decided to go this evening to the Warks Avon. River was low and clear but seen it worse.
I managed to winkle out a lovely conditioned towards dusk, 8 lb ish, it headed straight for the rushes and I thought that's some chub, but it morphed into...
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