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Question Barbel Fishing Tewksbury River Severn

Barbel Fishing on the River Severn Tewksbury

Hi guys need a bit of help . Any ideas on tackling barbel on the River Severn in this area i.e bait and rigs ?

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Re: Barbel Fishing Tewksbury River Severn

Not sure of the state of the river at the moment Richard, however, last time I fished it I needed a pretty heavy led/feeder......12lb 12lb mainline, 10lb hook length....that's needed because it can be pretty snaggy.

Use a long hook length and try to keep the hook small, say a 14-12", I use IQ for the hook length and super specialist barbel hook, they are Teflon coated.

My mate has been fishing there for years and he swears on halibut S-Pellets, which caught him some cracking barbel.

Keep the rig simple, running leger is best IMHO, try to use heavy but small(ish) feeders.

3-4mm halibut pellets, soaked until soft, mix in with a few casters and hemp.

Well, that is my usual approach at the mighty Sabrina anyway
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Re: Barbel Fishing Tewksbury River Severn

Cheers for the info
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