Severn Rivers Trust

Four beats on the River Cain are now available for anglers through the Severn Rivers Trust. These are the first four of what will be eventually be many more beats on the Cain and many other small rivers throughout the Severn Catchment.

The beats are all in areas previously with very limited opportunities for anglers. The Severn Rivers Trust has worked and continues to work with local communities, riparian owners and farmers to improve these rivers and give opportunities for anglers to fish in beautiful locations for wild brown trout and other species of fish.

Most of the rivers and beats in our scheme have been little fished in recent times. They have benefited from work done by local landowners, communities and farmers with the support of the SRT. Opening up these beats to anglers is all part of that process. Treat these small rivers with great respect and they will give wonderful results now and into the future.

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We also hope to include links to all the angling clubs and associations who are supporters of the Trust and offer fishing within the catchment. The SRT is committed to supporting all our local angling clubs who have been and continue to be the champions of our rivers, for anglers and the wider community.

Wherever you live in the Severn catchment there will be a club that can provide you with first rate fishing, if you are a visitor many also offer day tickets. Our own fisheries scheme works side by side with the angling clubs in the region. We hope anglers throughout the catchment will find this site an useful resource and visiting anglers will be able to get a days fishing on our wonderful rivers.

The Severn catchment is the largest in the United Kingdom and offers something for all river anglers, coarse or game.

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The Severn Rivers Trust is a company registered in England and Wales.
Charity No. 1134096. Registered No. 6642409.
Reg Office: 4 Dunthrop Road , Heythrop, Chipping Norton, Oxon , OX7 5TL.

 
 
 
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