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Local Fishing (Lakes Rivers Canals)Fishing Herefordshire
Redditch, Ross-on-Wye, Broadway, Bromsgrove, Droitwich, Hereford,
Kidderminster, Ledbury, Leominster, Malvern, Pershore, Stourport-on-Severn,
Worcester,
please see the links below for places to fish.
Places to Fish in your Area If you know of any good places to fish, rivers, canals, lakes, please let us know. Abbots Salford Park (Abbots Salford, Worcestershire) 01386 870244
Arrow Valley Lake (Redditch, Worcestershire) 01527 68337 or 01527 464000
Biddleston Orchard (Llangarron, Herefordshire) 01989 770538
Birmingham-Worcester Canal (Wychbold, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
Black Monk Fishing Lakes (Lenchwick, Worcestershire) 01386 870180
Brake Mill Pool (Hagley, Herefordshire) 01562 745221
Bransford Game Fisheries (Bransford, Worcestershire) 01905 830548
Broad Acres Lake (Hanbury, Worcestershire) 01527 821880
Brockamin Pools (Brockamin, Worcestershire) 01905 422107
Coppice Trout Fishery (Herefordshire) 01981 580267
Court Farm (Tillington, Herefordshire) 01432 760271
Dayhouse Farm (Romsley, Halesowen, Worcestershire) 01562 710663
Docklow Pools (Leominster, Herefordshire) 01568 760256 or 01384 865334
Droitwich Canal (Droitwich, Worcestershire) 01299 823363 or 01562 630802
Elmbridge Fishery (Droitwich, Worcestershire) 01299 851321
Evesbatch Fishery (Evesbatch, Worcestershire) 01905 422107
Evesbatch Pools (Evesbatch, Herefordshire) 01905 422107
Forest Farm (Pinvin, Worcestershire) 01386 552240
Furnace Mill Fishery (Bewdley, Worcestershire) 0860 570080
Grebe & Woodside Pools (Holt Heath, Worcestershire) 01905 620386
Hampstall Hotel - River Severn (Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire) 01299 822600
Hampton Ferry House (Evesham, Worcestershire) 01386 442458
Haven Fishery (nr Kyre, Worcestershire) 01885 490703
Haye Farm Fishery (Bewdley, Worcestershire) 01299 403371
Herriot's Pool (Droitwich, Worcestershire) 01905 770848
Holt Fleet Fisheries (Holt Fleet, Herefordshire) 01905 620289
Hucks Farm Fishing (Martley, Worcestershire) 01886 821374
Kingfisher Trout Lake (Bromyard, Herefordshire) 01885 488464
Lanford Lake & River Complex (Lanford, Herefordshire) 01299 829373
Larford Lake (Astley Cross, Worcestershire) 01347 703067
Leigh Sinton Fishing Lakes (Malvern, Worcestershire) 01886 832305
Lily & Willow Pools (Ledbury, Herefordshire) 01531 890455 or 07974 838322
Lily Pool (Red Bank Farm, Ledbury, Herefordshire) 01531 890455 or 07974 838322
Lower Broadheath (Broadheath, Worcestershire) 01905 421357
Manor Farm Leisure Fishery & Caravan Park (Evesham, Worcestershire) 01386 870039
Marsh House Farm (Wellington, Herefordshire) 01432 830787
Maver Larford (Stourport, Worcestershire) 0374 703067
Mildenham Fishery (nr Claines, Worcestershire) 01299 250021 or 0411 786195
Moorlands Farm Fisheries, Meadow Pool (Hartlebury, Worcestershire) 01299 250427
Phepson Fishery (Droitwich, Worcestershire) 01905 391205
Pixley Pool (Ledbury, Herefordshire) 01531 890455
Red Beck Lake (Evesham, Worcestershire) 01234 212066
River Lugg (Mordiford, Herefordshire) 01568 611593
River Salwarpe (Bewdley, Worcestershire) 01299 403358
River Salwarpe (Level Gauge, Worcestershire) 0906 6197744
River Salwarpe (Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire) 01229 871735
River Salwarpe (Upton, Worcestershire) 01684 592102
River Salwarpe (Worcestershire) 01905 422107
River Severn (Arley, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
River Severn (Beauchamp Court, Worcestershire) 01886 888459
River Severn (Bewdley, Worcestershire) 01299 403358
River Severn (Holt Fleet weir, Worcestershire) 01905 422107
River Severn (Ripple, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
River Severn (Severn Stoke, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
River Severn (Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire) 01229 871735
River Severn (Upton, Worcestershire) 01684 293234
River Teme (Leigh-Brockamin, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
River Teme (Stanford Bridge, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
River Teme (Worcestershire) 01584 875886 or 01905 422107
River Teme, Peacock waters (Boraston, Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire) 01568 616047
River Wye (Herefordshire) 01432 344644
River Wye (Letton, Herefordshire) 01544 327294
River Wye (Symonds Yat, Herefordshire) 01432 344644
River Wye (Wilton Bridge, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire) 01531 821126 or 01989 563723
Shakespeare Moorlands (Hartlebury, Worcestershire) 01299 250427
Shatterford Lakes (Kidderminster, Worcestershire) 01299 861597
Silligrove Trout Fishery (Kidderminster, Worcestershire) 01299 841426
Sindon Mill Farm (Malvern, Worcestershire) 01886 884550
Sion Farm (Hagley, Herefordshire) 01562 730386
Snuff Mill (Bewdley, Worcestershire) 01299 403358
Sporting Height Lakes (Clows Top, Worcestershire) 01299 822212
St. Michaels Pools (Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire) 01568 750245
Staffs-Worcester Canal (Wolverley, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
Sylvan Fishery (nr Kyre, Worcestershire) 01885 490703
The Lenches Lakes (Evesham, Worcestershire) 01386 871035
The Masters (Kidderminster, Worcestershire) 01299 861597
The Millpond (Tarrington, Herefordshire) 01432 890243
Top Barn Angling Centre (Holt Heath, Worcestershire) 07713 897109
Twyford Farm Pool (Evesham, Worcestershire) 01386 446108 or 07973 147323
Uckinghall Pool (Uckinghall, Worcestershire) 0121 4549111
Upton Warren (Bromsgrove, Worcestershire) 01527 861426
Warwickshire Avon (Evesham, Worcestershire) 01386 442458
Warwickshire Avon (Harvington, Worcestershire) 01386 870039
Wharf Inn Pool (Fleet Holt, Herefordshire) 01905 620289
Witley Court (Great Witley, Worcestershire) 01299 896564
Witley Pools (Bewdley, Worcestershire) 01299 403358
Wood Pool, Manor Farm Leisure (Harvington, Worcestershire) 01386 870039
Woodland View Arles Lake (Hadley, Worcestershire) 01905 621521
Woodston Manor (Lindridge, nr Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire) 01584 881223
COPING WITH DEEP HOOKED PIKE Despite your best efforts you might still occasionally hook a pike further back than you would like, you might find yourself fishing near someone who has deep hooked a pike and needs assistance, or you might land a pike which has someone else's lost trace down its throat. Even when hooks are out of sight the pike can generally be unhooked safely provided you take care and follow the guidelines outlined here. On some occasions the act of pulling on the trace will result in the bait (which is almost always still attached to the hooks when a pike has swallowed it) simply popping out of the pike's throat - hooks and all. This is not always the case, but in any event if you can see the bait it is always a good idea to grip it with a pair of strong forceps and try to pull it out before starting to remove the hooks. Getting the bait out of the way makes it much easier to see what you are doing when operating on the hooks. When there are two of you one opens the pike's mouth as described on the previous page while the other pulls the trace using any line attached, or if necessary gripping the swivel with another pair of forceps. The pull should be firm and sustained until the pike's stomach starts to emerge into the throat. Once the first hook on the trace becomes visible - working with the forceps either down the throat, or very carefully through the gills - it can be inverted and un-hooked. If necessary, bits can be cut off the hook in order to remove it with minimum damage to the fish. Carry on using exactly the same approach with the second hook - assuming that it is a standard snap tackle. Once the hooks are removed the stomach will normally retract itself. If the problem trace is not yours it is unlikely you'll have a clue where the hooks are if none are visible but you should still try the above procedure. If the trace has already been cut pull the cut end with forceps. If this is not possible, cut and remove as much of the hooks/trace as you can and release the fish. It is reasonable to conclude that hooks left in a pike will eventually disintegrate by a combination of digestion and rusting (assuming that stainless steel hooks have not been used and for this reason they should not be). Whenever possible attempts should be made to remove any and all hooks. Should you be fishing alone, pull the line or braid with your teeth to raise the hooks up. If there is no line attached to the trace then a piece of leather, or a pad of other material, can be attached to the swivel by means of something resembling a paper clip and this again pulled using your teeth. Be ready for any sudden movement of the fish though! Do not forget that you are dealing with a living creature and time is of the essence. It may even pay to interrupt proceedings by putting the pike in the margins to re-charge it's batteries before continuing. The fish should not be out of the water for longer than two or three minutes at a stretch. To summarise, the best way to avoid deephooking pike is to use good bite detection, to pay attention to it and to strike as soon as you can. Placing the hooks towards the rear of the bait will further reduce the chances of a pike swallowing them. The use of barbless or semi-barbless hooks will make unhooking much easier should this happen. However, barbless hooks should not be used as an excuse for leaving pike to swallow baits. You might also like to consider using double hooks rather than trebles, especially when fishing with deadbaits. Always carry adequate unhooking gear - two pairs of forceps and a pair of wire cutters. Try wherever possible to remove all hooks - but don't over stress the fish in the process. Fishing HerefordshireFreshwater Fishing - Trout Secrets
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