Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (Robbopike) — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:01:50 GMT

Hi folks, was doing a bit of bank clearing on our stretch at Tenbury from 5am until 1pm. There were fish everywhere, loads of Chub and Barbel feeding on free offerings, kicking up the silt. The river was very slightly coloured but you could see the bottom in the shallows. No big fish seen but probably twenty different fish in five or six different swims. Unfortunately the weather forecast says heavy rain around here for the next couple of days. Roll on! John

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (hatterbarbel) — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 17:44:37 GMT

Hi men ,

Steve , wont be a million miles from you either

Hatter

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (scubasteve) — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 19:05:58 GMT

Yep, I'll be on the Teme on Sunday afternoon/evening, and staying for a couple of days.

We are away in Mattlock on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday, but me gear will all be sorted, as as soon as I'm home with the caravan I'll be loading the car and away.

Steve

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (New Temer) — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 18:40:43 GMT

Is anybody out the first night ??

I will be on the Teme from midnight or just before and then the Avon for a few hours in the morning

Not long now for that 3 ft twitch yippeeeee

ian

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (Robbopike) — Fri, 30 May 2008 19:08:03 GMT

I had a look at the river with "Will" on Wednesday, around Ludlow, and despite the rain we had had over the previous few days the river was in excellent nick and we spotted plenty of Chub taking Mayfly and one or two Barbel pottering about, some on the feed we had introduced. The next day, after over night rain the river was coloured, weird, it didn't seem to be up very much but very murky. I had cleared a load of fallen trees out of one peg over a period of three sessions and...

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (bristol traveller) — Wed, 28 May 2008 05:26:09 GMT

If you also pay £2.50 for a book you'll be very suprised how many waters BAA own & @ £29. who can grumble.

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (New Temer) — Sun, 25 May 2008 20:18:33 GMT

Hi all, had a walk along the Teme saturday morning and saw a carp, 2 big chub and 2 barbel spawning in the shallows.
Nearly got my eel gear out the car not. River looked fab roll on the 16th 3 weeks today i'll be setting up fantastic.
I hav'nt even been on a puddle aint i good, a proper river angler

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feeds@yuku.com (fredrickmore) — Sun, 25 May 2008 08:45:43 GMT

Cheers Steve, thats much appericated and i might just take you up on that offer, still awhile to go any way.

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (TemeLAD) — Fri, 23 May 2008 12:30:44 GMT

Howard

Would endorse what Andrew has advised. BAA ticket cracking value.

ATB

Les

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (andrewthomas38) — Thu, 22 May 2008 18:27:06 GMT

BAA, he's slap in the middle of their stretches (refer to a previous post of mine on this thread). Tell him to buy a season ticket, it's only £29. Day tickets are £5 and must be purchased in advance. http://www.baa.uk.com/ It's only a 30 min drive from the most upstream stretch to the most downstream so if one is busy try another. Fish in all.

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (skidlid56) — Thu, 22 May 2008 11:29:46 GMT

Info needed please. A mate of mine is staying the weekend in june maybe july at Clifton on teme,and wondered about the fishing locally,is thier a decent head of barbel in that part of the river,as know nothing about the area.He would really like, fairly safe parking,on a day ticket water,with a reasonable fish stock to provide some good sport,dont have to be full of whoppers,but the odd one wouldent hurt

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feeds@yuku.com (scubasteve) — Thu, 22 May 2008 10:01:38 GMT

Let me know when your about Philip, and I'll show you a few of the local sights.............

Steve

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feeds@yuku.com (fredrickmore) — Thu, 22 May 2008 08:59:44 GMT

Cheers guys,

im decided to go for a cottage on the severn at bridgnorth and then get a BAA membership and go fish the teme during the day and then fall back on the severn in the evening. Cheers for the help again.

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (Robbopike) — Wed, 21 May 2008 22:47:54 GMT

I had a few hours on the Lower Teme today. The water was still coloured but the river looked really well and the last floods had hardly touched the landscape which makes a change, the place would not need a work party. The banks are dry and sandy and I didn't even look like breaking my neck, which also makes a change. Put quite a few kilos in over a distance of about a mile so they'll get the taste again without overdoing it. We were pretty sure that the only fish we saw were Chub,...

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (Robbopike) — Mon, 19 May 2008 21:25:24 GMT

I had a few hours peg clearing this evening near Tenbury. Water was coloured, and unless you were looking at shallows of less than 2 feet you couldn't see the bottom. I baited a few swims apart from those I was working on but I never saw a Barbel. Trout and Chub were taking Mayfly and Olive Duns regularly with big splashy rises, so if you can fly fish your stretch now is as good a time as any to have a go.The Mayfly are really hatching well. I have got to work on my stretch almost every...

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (smeth) — Mon, 19 May 2008 10:46:12 GMT

Depends what the weather has been doing really. I went a few years ago in Oct and it was low and very clear. Fishing was difficult, only had 2 fish in 3 days. Good for spotting though. Fish get tackle wary in those conditions. A year later the river was up a few inches up racing through with all sorts of leaf debris which can be a nuisance but I was getting 5/6 fish in a session on meatball over bed of hemp. Had a dozen or so in 2 days. Last year went end of Oct river low and clear and only...

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (scubasteve) — Fri, 16 May 2008 20:03:00 GMT

Evening all,

crossed the Teme at Tenbury this evening.

The rain we've had hasn't coloured it up (yet), so anyone out "spotting" should be ok at the weekend.

Steve

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (andrewthomas38) — Fri, 16 May 2008 19:53:28 GMT

Upstream is Stanford Bridge, Eardiston, Lindridge and Eastham Bridge. Downstream is the rest. They are all fine mid-week, especially if you are not umbilically tied to your car. I've assumed you mean BAA not EA.

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (barbelbob007) — Fri, 16 May 2008 14:14:02 GMT

Hi all,

Iam spending a week in Clifton upon Teme first week of the season. Can anyone recommend some local 'EA'stretches.

Cheers.

Re: River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (andrewthomas38) — Fri, 16 May 2008 13:51:22 GMT

It's an excellent time with the usual provisos: it will switch off for barbel if it gets cold (although not for the chub) and it will be dangerous in a flood. Best see if it's fishable in high water first would be my advice.

River Teme

feeds@yuku.com (malc) — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 21:18:52 GMT

Good luck to all the lads on the Teme, wll meet up i hope.

atb
malc

It's not the size that counts it's the beauty.