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Shrawley, near Stourport-on-Severn — nine-tenths of a mile from the road
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A stretch of the River Severn at Shrawley, near Stourport-on-Severn, PAAS Water No. 180 — a serious, sizeable river here, 60–70 yards wide, straight and steady-flowing, 6ft deep close to the bank and deepening to midstream. Tree-lined bank with 5 cut pegs. Excellent barbel water, with fish well into double figures, though not as prolific as PAAS's Cressage waters. Large numbers of chub, a good head of bream to 7lb, plus perch, carp, dace, roach, pike and eels. A nice float-fishing water. Salmon pass through but it isn't noted as a salmon stretch.


