From
Upstream limit — where a small stream enters the river, via the gravel track over the old railway
To
Downstream limit at the confluence with the Harley BrookStretch Distance: Just over 1 mile (two waters combined, separated by a small stream)
Two combined PAAS waters at Cressage — just over a mile of right-bank fishing, 40–50 yards wide, separated by a small stream. Unobstructed bankside with swims cut by PAAS between trees and bushes. Large areas of gravel bottom and abundant streamer weed, deeper downstream than up. A fair salmon length with a noted pool at the downstream end, though catches have declined as elsewhere on the Severn. An outstanding barbel water with large catches taken regularly; the Severn Meadow beat holds fewer barbel but of larger than average size. Not noted for trout.


