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			<description><![CDATA[ Mike,<br>
I'll put my e-mail here so you can't lose it again. It's carper@gxn.co.uk<br>
<br>
Sounds like you're as absented minded as me. Had a trip up the Hull last week in a boat with an echo sounder. Started at Beverley and went up to Hempholme. There are some cracking looking spots and clearly few people visit anywhere but the easily accessible Beverley to Tickton Bridge. Saw a few bream at the mouth of Mickley Dyke, assume they were there because the Dyke's water is probably warmer than... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Kevin lost your email address acn you send it again?<!--EZCODE MAIL START--><a href="mailto: barbel@hull24.com">  barbel@hull24.com</a><!--EZCODE MAIL END--><div class='signature'><!--EZCODE FONT START--><span style="color:red;font-family:comic sans ms;">Big Mike<br>
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			<description><![CDATA[ Hope you can help. (you may have seen the appeal on the messages section)<br>
I am setting up an internet directory hopefully of all clubs in the UK that offer barbel fishing. This will be free to anglers and fishing clubs. The aims of the sight are to help attract fishermen back on to rivers, help clubs attract new members and increase revenue through day tickets as well as enabling anyone wanting to fish a new river to find all the relevant information including in time accomodation and... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Kevin can you drop me an email.<br>
<!--EZCODE MAIL START--><a href="mailto:mikeb@hull24.com"> mikeb@hull24.com</a><!--EZCODE MAIL END--><div class='signature'>Big Mike<br>
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			<description><![CDATA[ A few more snippets about River Hull barbel. Barbule mentioned hearing about a stocking in the 80's. I couldn't remember one but I was talking to a fishing pal yesterday, Colin Hyam, and he remembers being told about it because it was at the time his mum died. He was told the Hull had been stocked and anglers were catching them at Hempholme. Because of his mum he had to wait a while before he managed to go but when he did he saw a shoal in the river. It does look like they were therefore... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Hello Kevin, When I was working in that area I had to occasional &quot;sorty&quot; on some of the waters down there and spotted the odd fish or two, always promised to put a rod in the car, but never did.<br>
Re your last comment, the events of the last few weeks  have made me take a serious look at both my lifestile, and the way I night fish alone.<br>
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                                                    Kind Regards, John H ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ I wrote in an earlier post that &quot;somewhere in the lower Hull there will be a cracking barbel or two&quot;. I've had a report that a very large barbel has been caught recently from the tidal Hull. The person who caught it thought it was a carp but an experienced angler weighed it for him at 12lb 7oz - but this weight included the landing net minus the handle. The experienced angler has caught plenty of barbel to 8lb from the Swale, but unfortunately he forgot to weigh the net afterwards,... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Paul,<br>
The barbel in West Beck were in the waters of the West Beck Preservation Society. It's trout fishing but I believe some coarse fishing with bait takes place by members later in the year - after October? I say were because the barbel are very old and are probably few and far between nowadays. There were never that many anyway. If you can make the acquintance of a member they can take guests. I know a few guys who have had the odd days after the barbel without success. Or you can try... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Found Alan<br>
here is his answer, will post him your bit as you seem to know more about the stock than he does.<br>
is there any way to fish west bec?<br>
if so how?<br>
<br>
Paul<br>
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Barbel were first introduced to the Hull system in the early 60's.<br>
A number of these fish are found in the West Beck near Snakeholme. Driffield. This area of the river is strictly private with no day tickets available.<br>
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A small number have taken up residence at the tidal limit (Hempholme... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ I think Alan works out of an office at Tickton but you'll probably have to contact him via the Environment Agency at Leeds or York. You could ask them to pass a message on or write to him c/o the EA. Alternatively speak to one of the fishery guys in the Leeds office and they may be able to help and pull out any survey work reports on the Hull. <br>
The weir at Hempholme looks okay but I'd check it out in the close season first to see if any barbel show up. If they are not there in May/June... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Thanks again Kevin<br>
<br>
How do I get hold of Alan Mullinger ?<br>
What about just below hempholme, a least the view is ok<br>
alot of the river is very bland.<br>
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Thank Paul ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ I honestly wouldn't know where to try on the tidal Hull. I guess if I were a lot younger I'd get a boat moored on the river and with a mate spend the close season exploring. I'd look for bends with clean chalk/sand or possible gravel bottoms. I'd talk to some of the well known match lads about the lower reaches where they do a fair bit of fishing. I'd talk to Alan Mullinger of the EA to see if he could contribute anything - they may have done some echo soundings with sophisticated side... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Hello Kevin<br>
<br>
Ive allways wanted to climb Everest too.<br>
Fished at Wilfholme a week ago, river very high and just before the turn of the tide.<br>
Just a couple of pick up's on lobworm, very slight and could of been anything. <br>
Given all your knowledge of the river, were would you try?<br>
Went to snakeholme a couple of years back to have a look, could of cried. Do you remember that winters day when Willy Erye and myself turned up over 25 years ago.<br>
Was given a Bill Watson... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Big Mike,<br>
No I haven't heard about that stocking but I could ask my friends at the EA. Their records of earlier stockings (from their predecessors are a shambles) but since they took over from the Water Authorities are fairly comprehensive. I spoke to Ken Wiles (who runs a couple of tackle shops in the Hull area and writes a fishing column in the local paper) and he tells me that he knows of a 6-pounder coming out from just upstream of Tickton Bridge (same area as the 8-pounder mentioned... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Thanks Kev, a very interesting read.<br>
A few years ago I heard from a Yorkshire Water Authority employee that 2-3000 fish to about 3lbs were put in at Wilfholme in the mid 80's had you heard about this? <br>
Maybe I will stick with the Trent and the Swale, finding them on the Hull could be heart breaking.<div class='signature'>Big Mike<br>
Bad days fishing better than a good day at work!</div> ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Barbel have been stocked in the River Hull on several occasions. The first introduction was in 1935 and these came from Lord Boltons water on the Ure. The second stocking that I know of took place in 1961 (possibly 63) when fish were introduced below the weir at Hempholme by Stan Metcalfe (Yorkshire Ouse &amp; Hull River Authority bailiff). These fish came from the Swale. Stan was very friendly with a farmer called Alan Brame who owns a stretch of West Beck, and the farmer had allowed Stan... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Its funny you mention big Roach on the River Hull. When I was about 15 (1994) I used to go fishing on the River Hull around Tickton every summer to catch the endless amounts of Trout that had supposedly escaped from the farms that run alongside the river.<br>
<br>
On one of these occasions I hooked what at first I thought to be another Rainbow. However as it came to the surface I realised it was a huge Roach.<br>
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It ended up weighing 2lb 13oz. I sent the picture etc to Angling Times... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Any comments here.<div class='signature'>Big Mike<br>
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