River Severn Barbel & Chub Fishing at BAA Hampton Loade B Section EP15
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2022
- A look at the BAA Hampton Loade B section on the River Severn with a session targeting Barbel & Chub.
This video will how you how to access the Hampton Loade B stretch on the Birmingham Anglers Association card - Where to park and a look over 2-3 of the popular swims on the section before the session starts.
Once setup - See my baiting approach for the session, how it plays out and some of the fish landed across a successful morning on the banks of the River Severn.
Hope you enjoy the video.
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Great work btw. Keep it up.
Thanks John 👍🎣
Great video Rob. Spot on editing👌
Wow, that's a great feature/idea Rob....the intro showing how to 'actually' get to the fishery. Spent many hours over the years to-ing & fro-ing try to get to where I'm headed. Cheers mate, great vid as always...
Thanks - I’ve had a few moments myself hence why I’m included some quick info 👍🎣
You just can't beat that lunge of a big river barbel mate 👍 I live on the Isle of Wight nowadays but this took me back to fishing the Severn at Coalport back in the 80s & 90s. We used to have lovely nets of barbel, and they were all like peas in a pod between 5-8 pounds. Absolutely lovely fishing way downstream of the Brewery Inn day ticket stretch where it used to get fished a lot......We would walk further than everyone else and it was peaceful and beautiful with the barbel being a bonus.
I do really miss my fishing 😢
They really are a great species to target. Hopefully you get out on the bank again soon 👍🎣
Great, really enjoyed it.
Glad to hear that - Thanks for watching 👍🎣
once again Rob an absolutely fantastic video with some great information and some great angling.Thanks for taking the time and trouble for uploading all the details much appreciated mate. Just keep doing what you're doing.
Thanks Mark - Appreciate your support for the videos. Glad you liked it - Hope your catching a few yourself 👍🎣
Great video again Rob love your contagious smile and passion keep it up
Thanks Chris 👍
@@RobsAngling I’m moving back from jersey partly to fish the seven. If you could suggest any guides rob ?
Another fantastic video Rob, pleased it was another successful day out 🎣👌🏼 I’ll be following your lead on this stretch too as I did with Sydney avenue 👌🏼 tight lines
Excellent feature, Rob. Never seen a vid for the B Section. It is a long walk to that swim, easier and quicker using the footpath by the railway, especially on hot days as there's some shade from the trees. Nice by the island, also. The barbel are generally smaller, and some nice club.
Thanks Gary.. Sorry for the slow reply to this.. It’s a lovely section which I need to revisit this season again 👍🎣
Brilliant video and thanks for sharing. Really great footage and thoroughly enjoyed it. Tight Lines. Best Wishes From Chester 👍
Thanks Mike - Glad you enjoyed it 👍🎣
Great video 👍
Cheers Mark - Thanks a lot 👍
As ever Rob, a great video with some cracking fish. The ducks at Hampton Loade can be so loud!!! Looking forward to the next upload.
Agreed ref the ducks - Albeit I did find out why there are so many there on the way back to the van 🙈🙈
@@RobsAngling Yes, 12 gauge at the ready….
Great information mate thanks for the video all the best from Scotland tightlines.
Thanks for watching 👍🎣
Great video as always mate 🎣👍🏼
Thanks Mark - Hope you’re catching a few 👍🎣
Limited time at the moment. Work keeps getting in my fishing time 🙈 keep up tge good work 😎
Well done mate, like your style.
Thanks Steve 👍🎣
Great Video,
I normally fish the opposite bank, a little bit further back the stretch does hold a few doubles 😉....
Thanks Kev.. It’s a great stretch.. I’ve not been this season yet but will do soon 👌🎣
there's a cracking swim in that section, section below the gravel island that the kayaks stop on, prob just over half way down the stretch. there's a 3 level platform on the opposite side, a load of over hanging trees below. deeper water fom mid river to under the trees- has never let me down, biggest was 10 on the nose
Thanks - I will have a look for that next time I venture back to that stretch. Plenty more sections to also check out on the BAA ticket so it might be a bit but I will take a look. 👍
@@RobsAngling No probs, most def worth checking out. Love the videos and Content you put out mate, have found it really helpful on stretches I havent been to yet 👍
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We call that peg the block of flats....
Morning Rob,
Am I mistaken, but did you have videos showing a lot more venues with parking etc?
Hi John, the majority of my BAA vids have overviews like that if you search on my channel for them 🎣👍
I plan to fish a BAA stretch in the autumn but am slightly disabled do you think this stretch would suit me? I will be accompanied. plus what T/C rods do you use?.
Hi, Sorry for the delay. This probably isn’t the best stretch as the banks are up/down in places. The BAA stretch at Hampton Loade on the opposite bank is more accessible so that would likely be better. I use 1.75lb TC rods which are great for the Severn. Good luck and tight lines 👍🎣
Is that where the ferry used to be? Me and my dad fished a stretch of baa about 25 yrs ago and walked up to 1st field in quatford? From car park near pub! I want to go again but cant remember exactly and dads past away last yr 😪? So cant ask him
Sorry to hear that John.. The ferry was further upstream from where I fished I believe. If you walk some of the banks in the local area, hopefully you’ll be able to find that spot again. Best of luck 🙏👍🎣
@@RobsAngling thanks mate! I just thought the unicorn pub sounded familiar? I think matt Haynes owned a house there? And there was a pipe going over Severn? With steam railway opposite? Thanks for help mate! Im sure ill find it? 👍 Great video 🎣
Quick question if anyone could answer would e great 👍...What is the rod rest set up please?... Looks great.
Hi, it’s the Korum Compact River pod which I use. Hope this helps 👍
Rob how far apart was the RH rod to the LH when you brought it back? Was it fishing the same line? Nice video well presented.
Hi Stephen, I fished both rods on the same line so the upstream rod was also feeding the downstream rod area. They were 4m-5m’s apart I’d say. Hope this helps. 👍🎣
Hi Rob, just interested which rods are they you are using? They look like Fox but can't really tell. @@RobsAngling
Tail damage probably Otters, they’ve ruined my local stretch.
Definitely otters, one surfaced in front of me fishing there last week.
best baits out nothing comes close
They certainly help get the job done 👌👍
Can you get day tickets here
No day tickets - You need a £40 BAA annual membership. (UK’s best value ticket!) 😀
Are you sponsored by Vortex baits, Rob?
No - Just happy to support them as they make a quality bait. 👌
Where can i get a day ticket to fish this spot please
Hi Terry, there are no day tickets available here. You need a BAA membership which you can get online. 👍🎣
I have a question for the UK people. I am from Eastern Europe, and I would like to ask how can you fish on those rivers in the Uk ? Probably you need a national fishing licence and after that you pay a ticket by area/stretch/town/city/county ? Thank you very much !
You need a rod licence which you can buy online - This is a requirement to fish anywhere in the UK. You then need a ticket to fish different rivers or lakes dependent on who has the fishing rights to the venue. Hope this helps 👍🎣