Bucknell

1.6 miles of double bank wild brown trout fishing on the river Teme. This part of this famous Marches river flows through beautiful Cricket Bat Willow woodland and over a largely gravel river bed. Wading is relatively easy but care should always be taken as the pools are constantly changing following winter floods. Although this part of river can suffer from low flows during a dry summer, the upper Teme is usually a fast paced stream suitable for upstream dry fly and nymph fishing. Relatively open, the stretch is ideal for those who prefer not to tangle with trees and it can even be fished from the bank or from the margins in wellies. Some of the trout are of a good size and it’s not unusual to come across a 3lb fish.

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