Woman in need of help!!!!

[FiFi]

Ok, so I have joined this forum purely for some help from you fishing experts!!
I am trying to get my husband a birthday gift of a days fishing...coarse fishing I think?? I know nothing about fishing, and am trying to find out where the best places are in the Midlands that I could maybe book. We live in Tewkesbury, Glos.
If anyone could help I would be grateful.
Fi

[cuckoo]

Fifi hi , welcome to the forum , its not my area but im sure someone will be along soon to point you in the right direction failing that look through the catch reports section and look for lakes in your area , the reports will give you some good info on your area ,

lee.

[FiFi]

Thanks for that, I've not got much time to sort it out, so hopefully I'll get some response soon.

Cheers

Fi Fi

[KABBYCHRIS]

HI what kind of fishing does he do? Carp, Course, Game? does he fish local lakes etc

[FiFi]

He fishes the Tewkesbury Rivers in the summer, but in the winter he fishes at Hill View in Twyning, Nr Tewkesbury, and used to fish Abbots Court too.

[paddy2k7_red4life]

hey fifi Locations around the West Midlands have been restocked with thousands of fish to help to improve angling at British Waterways' fisheries throughout the region.

The Dudley Canal at Halesowen; the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal at Compton and Gailey; the Cannock Extension Canal at Pelsall; the Ashby canal at Snarestone; and the Stratford canal at Lapworth are just some of the locations across the West Midlands that have be restocked with 6,000 roach, bream and perch.

Blythe Waters (right) in Knowle, near to Solihull, has had extensive vegetation and tree work improvements carried out on site, the cafe has been given a fresh look and both Bridge and Willow pools have been re-stocked with over 2,600lb of bream and carp.

Stockton Reservoir near Rugby has also undergone an extensive reed removal project and has now been restocked with an additional 3,000 small carp.

The restocking follows a winter of improvements to British Waterways' fisheries in readiness for the new arrivals.

British Waterways West Midlands angling co-ordinator Carl Nicholls said: "With thousands of people visiting the West Midlands waterways every year to fish, we want to ensure that the best possible opportunities for good fishing are available".

Anglers who would like to find out more about fishing at any location on the West Midlands Waterways can contact Carl Nicholls, angling co-ordinator, on 01827 252048 try there

[FiFi]

Thank You Paddy that is great information for me to get started on!!! FABULOUS!!!

[paddy2k7_red4life]

hope it helps u and if u need any other advise just ask me and will find out for u

[Big_P]

welcomes