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Another possible way is if the river has its own conservation group that carries out water quality monitoring, riverfly surveys etc. They will know the owners as they arrange access etc for the volunteers.
I am retiring from work and starting to think about fishing for barbel after a 3 year rest. I'm wondering if its worth considering fishing the Kennet as I will be able to fish 2 or 3 times a week so can put the time in.
It's the specialist I'm interested in. I have the single rod version. But like the idea of having the landing net handle and bank sticks on the sleeve and not bothering with a quiver. But I haven't seen one in a shop.
Managed to persuade santa to bring me a drennan specialist duo twin tip. No idea why as I haven't fished for barbel for two seasons now. Better than getting socks though.
I had some success with maggots on the Warren beat on the Kennet. Two rubber maggots on a hair so they hung just below the 3 or 4 maggots on the hook, the idea being it gave the small fish something to nibble on. A combination of 3mm pellets and maggots in the feeder.
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