River Severn fisheries
Six stretches of the River Severn in and around Shrewsbury, home to some of the biggest barbel, chub, pike and perch on the upper and middle river. Plus Lords Pool, a still water south of the town.
Club waters
- ASheltonA sweeping inside bend of the River Severn, upstream of Shrewsbury.
- BThe AlbrightonA straight run of gravel and streamer weed on the River Severn in Shrewsbury, below Sydney Avenue.
- CThe RoyceBrookey's Hole, The Daisybank and The Bay, on the River Severn from Telford Way down to the Coracle.
- DPimley RoughFrom the Coracle pub to the sewage works on the River Severn in Shrewsbury. Prolific for barbel and chub.
- EPimley ManorDouble-figure barbel, six-pound chub, pike and perch on the River Severn. One of the most popular in Shrewsbury.
- FPreston BoatsBedrock runs, steady glides and an island. The club's barbel and pike records came from here.
- GLords PoolA still water south of Shrewsbury. Carp into double figures, tench, bream, roach, rudd and perch.
Before you go
- Carry your club permit and a valid Environment Agency rod licence at all times.
- There are no day tickets. Membership is £35 a year, limited to 275 places, and a member can request a guest permit.
- The river close season runs from 15 March to 15 June inclusive. Lords Pool stays open.
- Night fishing is allowed on every river section, but not on the pool.
- Photos must not be shared on any media naming the venue, except the members' forum.