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Northwick

Members only

This   ½   mile   section   of   the   Severn   is   situated   a   few   hundred yards   downstream   from   Bevere   Weir.   The   river   here   has   taken on   the   look   of   the   lower   Severn   and   has   a   good   average   depth with   a   steady   powerful   flow.   It   is   an   ideal   habitat   for   many species   offering   the   angler   a   wide   range   of   choices.   Big   barbel are   present   as   well   as   a   fair   number   of   nomadic   carp.   The   slow flow   is   ideal   for   the   static   angler   wishing   to   sit   on   rods   waiting for   these   fish   to   be   drawn   into   a   baited   swim.   Float   fishing   with a   long   rod   is   a   superb   way   to   catch   the   chub   and   maybe   even locate   some   of   the   big   roach   that   the   stretch   is   known   for. Northwick   is   a   great   venue   throughout   the   season   but   really comes   into   its   own   in   the   winter   months   when   large   shoals   of fish congregate in the area. The   deep   margins   and   steady   flow   also   make   this   a   paradise for   predators   and   large   pike   and   perch   lie   in   wait   under   the marginal cover.   Access   is   good   with   the   public   car   park   only   150yds   from   the downstream boundary for the stretch.
© Kinver Freeliners Angling Club. No content may be reproduced without written consent 

Northwick

Members only

This   ½   mile   section   of   the   Severn   is   situated   a   few   hundred yards   downstream   from   Bevere   Weir.   The   river   here   has   taken on   the   look   of   the   lower   Severn   and   has   a   good   average   depth with   a   steady   powerful   flow.   It   is   an   ideal   habitat   for   many species   offering   the   angler   a   wide   range   of   choices.   Big   barbel are   present   as   well   as   a   fair   number   of   nomadic   carp.   The   slow flow   is   ideal   for   the   static   angler   wishing   to   sit   on   rods   waiting for   these   fish   to   be   drawn   into   a   baited   swim.   Float   fishing   with a   long   rod   is   a   superb   way   to   catch   the   chub   and   maybe   even locate   some   of   the   big   roach   that   the   stretch   is   known   for. Northwick   is   a   great   venue   throughout   the   season   but   really comes   into   its   own   in   the   winter   months   when   large   shoals   of fish congregate in the area. The   deep   margins   and   steady   flow   also   make   this   a   paradise for   predators   and   large   pike   and   perch   lie   in   wait   under   the marginal cover.   Access   is   good   with   the   public   car   park   only   150yds   from   the downstream boundary for the stretch.