Adrian Mitchell
Senior Member & Supporter
River Nidd
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Photos of river scenes
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Adrian Mitchell
Senior Member & Supporter
Sorry everyone.I will get the hang of posting photos on interweb soon.
Chris Clement
Senior Member
Kennet
Cliff Turner
Senior Member & Supporter
looks like UB Chris ?
Chris Clement
Senior Member
As stunning as ever
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Another little exploration adventure on the river Lot. Sally and I took the camper-car to Cenevieres for a birthday treat for her, all of 10k from our home!
From there we took our bikes downriver for several K and explored some of the farm tracks that followed the river. We found some nice picnic sites and also access to some good fishing swims.
The river here is quite wide, in summer I would expect bream, silure and maybe carp - certainly not barbel! But I think when the river is in winter spate this may be a useful stretch to fall back on. Certainly it is very scenic!
From there we took our bikes downriver for several K and explored some of the farm tracks that followed the river. We found some nice picnic sites and also access to some good fishing swims.
The river here is quite wide, in summer I would expect bream, silure and maybe carp - certainly not barbel! But I think when the river is in winter spate this may be a useful stretch to fall back on. Certainly it is very scenic!
Clive Kenyon
Senior Member
Middle reach of the Vienne today. I had stopped off for a reccy.
looking a bit low, but otherwise ok for a bash next week.
looking a bit low, but otherwise ok for a bash next week.
Mark Walker
Senior Member
South Platte river Cheesman Canyon Colorado. Now just need to climb down to it.
Clive Kenyon
Senior Member
Today's Mole-Patrol took me to the Charente valley and there I found a little tributary.
I found my bait under one of our patio chairs yesterday.
2 small chub in just less than a couple of hours.
I found my bait under one of our patio chairs yesterday.
2 small chub in just less than a couple of hours.
Terry Simner
Senior Member & Supporter
Guess where my bait was today ....
Yep, but it's a pity there didn't appear to be any peckish fish under that fallen tree
Hey-ho.
Yep, but it's a pity there didn't appear to be any peckish fish under that fallen tree
Hey-ho.Michael Brough
Senior Member & Supporter
Terry Simner
Senior Member & Supporter
C'mon, there must be a hungry barbel out there .....
......nope.
......nope.
Bill Walford
Senior Member & Supporter
Looks lovely though Terry
Neil Smart
Senior Member
Middle Warks Avon 7th July...
Jim Mileman
Active Member
Lower Trent
Andrew Burt
Senior Member
River Lerryn, my favourite swim.
Bill Walford
Senior Member & Supporter
Must be after Mullet I’m guessing Andrew?
Clive Kenyon
Senior Member
Mojo still intact I set off this morning to the Vienne in order to redress the balance after breaking off a good fish on the strike last week. The braid line had become snagged in a gap in the bail of an Emcast. So, armed with a more reliable outfit of a 1929 reel and 1944 rod I went for a rematch.
Not a sniff! I'll have it out next time
Not a sniff! I'll have it out next time
Andrew Burt
Senior Member
Yes, I love fishing for them down here, great fun and lovely scenery
Richard Parsons
Senior Member
The Upper Trent, downstream of Burton. Very low as can be seen by the yellow mark on the far bank reeds. Still the swans don't mind!
