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Monday 7th July 2008

Fishing along the Worcester & Birmingham Canal

Improvements in both water quality and bankside vegetation combined with fish restocking mean that much of the waterway is now teeming with roach, bream, carp, rudd, chub and some extremely big pike. For the more experienced, many stretches of the canal are regular venues for match anglers. Contests take place on a regular basis bringing fishermen from far and wide.

Fishing rights are licensed to various clubs who each control their own section of water. Day permits are normally available on the bank to non-members. For further information, contact British Waterways' Lapworth office (01564 784634) for information about clubs, and the permits you need to fish on the canal.

Unfortunately we don’t currently have any information on fishing and fisheries along the Worcester & Birmingham Canal.

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