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Post by Deleted on Oct 23, 2012 21:42:38 GMT
Lets draw a line .... St Austell to Padstow.. RIVERS, to fish west of this point, OK streams, brooks etc Suggestions please. Down there this weekend ... all alone with my rod .... lol  |
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Post by adric on Oct 31, 2012 14:03:11 GMT
Sorry if this is a bit late. trout will have finished and there are no Grayling west of Tamar. There is late salmon on Fowey + other Cornish streams. Try West country river trust for any info.
Richard
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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2013 20:28:40 GMT
I have been walking the River Hayle this morning, approx. 500 metres up from the saltwater barrier and have seen a number of small shoals of fish of 6 - 10 inches in length.
I intend to fish this stretch from the Hayle Estuary barrier to St Erth later this month.
The river is 10 - 12 miles in length and is more of a brook than a river.
Has anyone else fished this small river ?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2013 21:35:17 GMT
Hi Landsurfer.
I fished around the estuary barrier some years ago whilst on holiday.
A local told me that bass could be caught, so i had a try one evening and managed to hook a huge seagull on a rapala super shadrap.(great fight)
I dont remember seeing anything in the river other than mullet though mate.It would be nice to think that sea trout were giving this little river a run.
Regards Stevie.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2013 7:45:10 GMT
Walked the Truro River up stream from the railway viaduct in the city on Saturday. I was very suprised at he number of wild brown trout in the pools and among the weeds. I walked about a mile upstream and the water quality looked very good indeed, clear with a gravel bottom in most places with some very deep pools. Has anyone fished this brook?  |
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