Barbel Fishing on the River Derwent Yorkshire - YouTube This water has limited access, usual coarse fish, but expect the occasional trout and grayling. We went on then to meet Conrad at teatime and move to a piece of river which is somewhat exclusive, the fishing was great but the weather was damp (at some points torrential). Have a recipe to share? Download our Pdf Coarse Fishing Application Form. There are car parks dotted down the length which gives good access to. The Derbyshire County Angling Club (DCAC) have a variety of coarse fishing waters. Fishing For Barbel On A Winter River | James Kirk Angling It's as intimate as St.Pats stream without all of the weed! River Derwent - Ambergate to Milford - Belper and District Angling Club This episode see's me tackle the River Derwent at Stamford Bridge in Yorkshire to try and tempt out some of the resident barbel. Most of the Associations fishing is on the lower end of the river, at Sutton and below, although we do own two sections higher up. It is situated off Wilne Road between Draycott and Sawley. ( see - About the Club ). Long sections of the Dewent are low in fish stocks, with every now and then an area with a good shoal of fish. On the left bank when looking upstream from the bridge, there is a 1 mile stretch, opposite the moored boats. One is in Matlock Bath and the other in Darley Dale. Willington on the Finger Lake frontage up to the fence. Stamford Bridge can offer prolific fishing (for the Derwent), particularly early season, with chub, roach, perch, barbel, dace and pike present in reasonable numbers. 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Fishing | Biggin Hall Barbel fishing is a great bit of sport anytime of the year. River Derwent, Shardlow, Derbyshire | Looks Fishy A first from this river, and a second new river in as many day`s what a result, it couldn`t get any better, could it?? Carp Gallery Wyver Lane Pond Belper & District Angling Club, Submit a Report and/or Photo of Your Catch, Club Rules - Belper & District Angling Club. Below you can view our available fishing areas on the river, in an interactive Google map: In order to fish Club waters you must be in possession of a valid permit or day ticket purchased in advance from any of our official ticket outlets listed below and an Environment Agency rod licence*. Yorkshire Derwent - Barbel Fishing World forums BARBEL FISHING ADVENTURE - RIVER DERWENT - YouTube Hi Shaun Our last stretch is at Wressle, which covers both banks between Wressle and Loftsome Bridge. http://www.nottinghamanglers.co.uk/river-trent-beeston.html. The Derwent has a long history of producing quality perch, chub, grayling and barbel, so unknown monsters could be lurking within our stretch of the river. Parking in Darley Bridge is very limited due to the narrow roads, some off road parking may be available in addition to the picnic site car park. The River Derwent is mostly a deep, slow flowing waterway that runs from the North Yorkshire Moors near Scarborough to eventual join the River Ouse at Barmby. Our river angling is double bank fishing and stretches from the upstream limit at Ambergate, through Belper, to the downstream limit at Milford. Trotting for Barbel & Chub on the Derbyshire Derwent | Float Fishing UK Some of the forums are hidden from non-members. River Derwent - Derwent Valley Trust River Derwent The River Derwent rises on Bleaklow and Howden Moors at about 2065ft (630m) above sea level. A small river but can offer superb specimen chub and barbel fishing.. A great coarse fishery and part of our Willington fishery complex. Prices: 5 from Nathan's of Derby Contact: 01332 515353 Website: www.theearlofharringtonsac.co.uk Yes I was into my first Derwent barbel, we laughed as Mark arrived to see the rod bent over and the barbel diving for the inside cover. Hoping to catch some fish along the way. Especially on the RIVER DERWENTNEW AROUND HERE ?? Website & images Copyright Andrew Kennedy, 2017-2021 - www.Just-Fish.co.uk. Access and further details are available in the information book that members receive upon joining. A Specialist Anglers Diary: River Derwent barbel fishing - double trouble Below is a map showing the fishing rights we control on this fine river. Mark had called last week to say he had created a window for such a couple of day`s on Tuesday and Wednesday, we would go somewhere and fish until late and then sleep in the tent and fish somewhere else. The first is on a Derwent tributary the River Rye, at Butterwick. Conygre Farm at Hoveringham. The main species are chub, roach, perch, flounders, eels, bleak, pike and an odd barbel. At Breighton & Gunby there is is a mile section on the east bank (left bank downstream) that is available for Association members. A full time River Keeper manages the fishery and is on hand to offer advice and assistance. In summer coarse anglers may, in suitable conditions park near their fishing station.