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Photos of river scenes
- Thread starter Paul Whiteing
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Tim Lawrence
Senior Member
River Dearne in December
Tim Lawrence
Senior Member
The Upper Don
Neil Lumby
Senior Member
Early Thursday morning on the Dorset Stour
Darren Hawen
Senior Member & Supporter
Thames Tuesday evening, atmospheric under the moonlight but biteless, the chub must have been admiring the scene...
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Paul Rogers
Senior Member
A moody River Loddon, only a baby chub to show for a few hours fishing!
At first sight on my mobile it looked like you had two rods pointing skywards Paul, I thought odd for the Loddon
Joe Winstanley
Senior Member & Supporter
Dusk on the Havon.
Derek Funcks
Senior Member & Supporter
I thought the same, 2 camo cane rodsAt first sight on my mobile it looked like you had two rods pointing skywards Paul, I thought odd for the Loddon
Paul Rogers
Senior Member
yea, the one low down was my snide rodAt first sight on my mobile it looked like you had two rods pointing skywards Paul, I thought odd for the Loddon
. No seriously that swim is a one cast, gently, gently type of swim
Matt McKenzie
Member
Clyde at Blantyre.
Dave Taylor
Senior Member
D. Stour at sunrise today.
Matt McKenzie
Member
Paul Wilkinson
Senior Member
Tim Lawrence
Senior Member
I know that spot, have you ever scrambled down the bank to fish it?
Paul Wilkinson
Senior Member
Not that spot Tim, a bit further up I used to trot, catching roach,dace, and the odd chub
Simon Burt
Senior Member & Supporter
David Craine
Senior Member & Supporter
River Bure at Buxton with Lamas .
David
Paul Bullinger
Senior Member & Supporter
Was that taken today David? Its my favourite scene on that section of the Upper Bure. I fished just downstream of Plantation Bridge a few evenings ago but only caught a few dace, but also a very large and lively gudgeon!!! Took me back to my youth!
David Craine
Senior Member & Supporter
Hi Paul,
As far as I can tell the wierpool is free fishing, but just downstream it belongs to Oxmead Buxton Lamas AC , who also have a stretch upstream of the mill from the first field , which gives about 80 yards of available free river before you reach the private stretch . Upstream the banks are very overgrown with reed and actually getting to the waterside would be “interesting “
I am told that Barbel up to about 16 lbs have been taken from above the mill on the private stretch , but when I walked it this morning there is zero indication that it is fished at all, again bankside vegitation and cabbages are in abundance, having said that it looks a fantastic stretch with so much potential for a small river .
David
Hi Paul, yes at 11.30 am.
As far as I can tell the wierpool is free fishing, but just downstream it belongs to Oxmead Buxton Lamas AC , who also have a stretch upstream of the mill from the first field , which gives about 80 yards of available free river before you reach the private stretch . Upstream the banks are very overgrown with reed and actually getting to the waterside would be “interesting “
I am told that Barbel up to about 16 lbs have been taken from above the mill on the private stretch , but when I walked it this morning there is zero indication that it is fished at all, again bankside vegitation and cabbages are in abundance, having said that it looks a fantastic stretch with so much potential for a small river .
David