Trip on Great Upper Ouse

Fishman Chris · #1 08-11-2010, 11:48 PM

Cambridge. Tips and rigs advice would be greatly appreciated

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First time on here by the way, Hi all.

Regards Chris

geejayy · #2 08-11-2010, 11:50 PM

hi chris, fresh water not my bag anymore , but welcome to the site

BoldBear · #3 08-12-2010, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Fishman Chris

Cambridge. Tips and rigs advice would be greatly appreciated

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First time on here by the way, Hi all.

Regards Chris

Hi Chris,

I fish the upper stretches of the Gt. Ouse near Bedford for Chub n Barbel so I can't really be of much help about the river at Cambridge. but someone else on here may be able to help you.

NB. are there any weirs or narrower streamy stretches near you?

anyway welcome to the forum.

fishypaul · #4 08-12-2010, 08:58 AM

hi chris welcome to the forum

Fishman Chris · #5 08-12-2010, 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by BoldBear

Hi Chris,

I fish the upper stretches of the Gt. Ouse near Bedford for Chub n Barbel so I can't really be of much help about the river at Cambridge. but someone else on here may be able to help you.

NB. are there any weirs or narrower streamy stretches near you?

anyway welcome to the forum.

Been fishing the Swale and the Trent but I fish our local River Hull every now and again.

BoldBear · #6 08-18-2010, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Fishman Chris

Been fishing the Swale and the Trent but I fish our local River Hull every now and again.

Sorry, I thought you meant the Cambridge in the south of England were the other Great Ouse runs through.
I should have looked at your profile.

NB. I used to fish the Swale around the Richmond area for Grayling in the late 70s, I thought it was a lovely river.

tight lines

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