Photos of river scenes

[Trevor Brown]

Sunset on the Upper Trent (blanked )

 

[Chris Guy]

On today’s evidence there are plenty still in there

Did I miss something?

 

[Simon Burt]

Did I miss something?

No, I just meant that based on my first visit yesterday it is prolific for chub. I had 10 and lost another two. Very different in character to the stretches I tend to fish between Bath and Chippenham - wide open floodplain and low banks where you can be at the water’s edge. I’m very excited about exploring it more fully this winter.

 

[Alex Fowers]

R.Dove this evening, sadly I wasn’t fishing just passing over

 

[Dave Taylor]

A silver fox by the H. Avon.

 

[Alan Palmer]

Evening on the Ouse

 

[Alan Palmer]

A rising Ouse

 

[Graham Elliott]

Fair bit of width to the Wye today!!!

 

[Dave Taylor]

Searching for some dry ground along the D. Stour yesterday

 

[Craig Lea]

Fair bit of width to the Wye today!!!View attachment 27730

 

[Steven Hodges]

Floods have brought this tree down on lower Severn, almost right across the river. Reported to EA as hazard to navigation.

 

[Dave Brooksbank]

B Avon Sutton Benger Today.

 

[Nigel Starr]

B Avon Sutton Benger Today.
View attachment 28098

I don’t think the Bristol Avon has been down to normal levels since early October.,

 

[Michael Brough]

The river Nidd yesterday carrying 10ft of water.

 

[Dave Taylor]

Dorset Stour earlier this week as the fog descended.

 

[Sean O'Flaherty]

Class

 

[Richard Bruton]

Dorset Stour earlier this week as the fog descended.View attachment 28267

Brilliant as always Dave. If an artist had painted that you would feel that they had gone ott on trying to create the image.

 

[Graham Elliott]

A Moody, windy, cloudy, plane streaked river Wye

 

[Chris Guy]

Ivel in fine fettle, but not yielding

 

[Terry Simner]

The Teme at Stanford Bridge today. I enjoyed the pub anyway