Fishing on the River Severn

Fishing on the River Severn
 

The River Severn (Welsh: Afon Hafren) is 220 miles long making it the longest river in Great Britain (354 kilometres). Rising in Wales (N Powys) the Severn flows into the Bristol Channel. It is a fair salmon river with spring salmon in March/April and May. Average size good. Decent trout and grayling in upper reaches, but river noted chiefly for coarse fishing, especially for chub in the upper reaches and barbel in the middle river. Shad run up river in May and are taken on rod and line, principally at Tewkesbury Weir.

 

 

Llanidloes

 

Dolwen

 

Llandinam to Caersws

 

Newtown

 

 

Aberbechan

 

Abermule

 

Fron

 

Welshpool to Llandrinio

 

 

 

Melverley

 

Alberbury

 

Montford Bridge/Bicton (Shrewsbury)

 

Shrewsbury

 

 

 

 

Ironbridge

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bridgnorth to Bewdley

 

 

 

 

Bewdley to Stourport-on-Severn

 

 

Stourport-on-Severn

 

Boreley/Holt Fleet

 

 

Grimley/Hallow

 

 

Worcester

 

Beauchamp Court/Kempsey

 

 

Severn Stoke

 

Ripple

 

Bushley

 

Tewkesbury to Gloucester

 

 

  

Useful Facilities

Angling shops within 25 miles of Shrewsbury
Game fishing stillwaters within 25 miles of Shrewsbury
Coarse fishing stillwaters within 25 miles of Shrewsbury
Charter boats within 25 miles of Shrewsbury
 
Angling shops within 25 miles of Tewkesbury
Game fishing stillwaters within 25 miles of Tewkesbury
Coarse fishing stillwaters within 25 miles of Tewkesbury
Charter boats within 25 miles of Tewkesbury
 

Useful External Links

Fishing Magic River Severn fishing reports and chat
Severn Rivers Trust

 



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