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Post by BarleBlanker on Mar 11, 2010 18:19:59 GMT
Anyone know anything about the River Webburn that rises (as the East Webburn and West Webburn) around Widecombe in the Moor? I've never read anything about but from a study of the map it must be a sizeable stream.
I guess the main stem from the junction of the East and West Webburn at Lizwell Meet down to the Dart at Buckland Bridge might be of some interest as a salmon/sea trout fishery. But what about the trout on the upper reaches?
Anyone?
Andy
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Post by sandy on Mar 12, 2010 18:50:22 GMT
Can't add much Andy apart from it's stuffed full of bandies from the last time I looked. Reckon the deeper pools could be interesting though.
Not really sure who has the rights but reckon it might be under the duchy waters. Will try and find out.
Sandy.
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Post by loopy on Mar 16, 2010 15:11:46 GMT
Anyone know anything about the River Webburn that rises (as the East Webburn and West Webburn) around Widecombe in the Moor? I've never read anything about but from a study of the map it must be a sizeable stream. I guess the main stem from the junction of the East and West Webburn at Lizwell Meet down to the Dart at Buckland Bridge might be of some interest as a salmon/sea trout fishery. But what about the trout on the upper reaches? Anyone? Andy Uncle Tom Cobbly here. Had a good walk along it a couple of years ago and saw fish rising was with the missus so wasn't able to stop However ................................................................. You have a PM.  |
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