Photos of river scenes

[Jon Young]

Gone a bit misty but still bright on the lower Severn

 

[Jon Young]

I packed up about 45 minutes after this pic and by that point you couldn’t see the opposite bank. Packing my stuff up with the head lamp on you could only see about 6 foot infront of yourself. Driving home was crazy. Never driven is such thick fog before

 

[Richard Bruton]

Hants Avon Sunset today

 

[Paul Bullinger]

One of the many sluggish (non barbel holding!) rivers in Norfolk. This is the River Chet at Loddon. Lovely location and several decent perch and roach caught.

 

[Chris Guy]

River Great Ouse last week, before the latest rains.

 

[Paul Rogers]

River Loddon yesterday. In between the rain and strong wind

 

[Cliff Turner]

Sunset on the middle Trent this week

 

[Cliff Turner]

 

[Richard Bruton]

Rains a coming...

 

[Trevor Brown]

Upper Trent Sunset

 

[Dave Taylor]

Stour valley sign coming in handy for this kingfisher as he eyes up a meal in the flooded bankside footpath last Saturday.

 

[John Care]

Pots of gold on the Warks Avon after a downpour....

 

[Mark Walker]

Lower Sacramento River in Redding California, drift boat fly fishing trip.

 

[Paul Richardson]

Another blank but who cares on a day like this

 

[Alan Palmer]

Great Ouse before the cold set in

 

[Richard Bruton]

Hampshire Avon - feeding the cold and hungry

 

[Alexander Shepherd]

Hampshire Avon - feeding the cold and hungry

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Lovey shots glad to see something is feeding, am I right in thinking that’s a water rail ?

 

[Richard Bruton]

Lovey shots glad to see something is feeding, am I right in thinking that’s a water rail ?

Yes it is. Had a reasonable day yesterday. Started on the maggot and scratched out 5 fish by lunchtime. Switched to liquidised bread and punch ended up with 27 roach ((all netters bar four) and a dace

 

[Paul Bullinger]

Hampshire Avon - feeding the cold and hungry

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If I had a water rail feeding that closely to me I'd be chuffed to bits. What a brilliant photo.

 

[Richard Bruton]

If I had a water rail feeding that closely to me I'd be chuffed to bits. What a brilliant photo.

Thanks Paul. This particular one is almost tame. He's always around the same area of that fishery. I've even had him run underneath my chair!