River Gowy News Today

HEAVY rain and high river levels mean there are currently multiple flood alerts in place for Chester, Ellesmere Port and surrounding areas.

LARGE areas of Chester’s Countess of Chester Country Park have become submerged by flood water following days of high tides and heavy rain.

THE Met Office has updated its flood alert for Chester and Ellesmere Port after the heavy rainfall at the start of this year.

A FLOOD alert is in place for parts of Ellesmere Port and Frodsham.

A FLOOD alert is in place for parts of Ellesmere Port and Frodsham.

A FLOOD warning remains in place for the River Dee catchment area around Chester after the effects of Storm Babet.

AFTER flooding saw several roads, train stations and schools closed across the county due to adverse weather from Storm Babet, the government have…

Frank Lythgoes Warrington Anglers’ Association column...

Overview of North West and Border Esk byelaws North West and Border Esk byelaws apply to anyone fishing with a rod and line for salmon, trout, coarse fish, eels, smelt and lamprey. They apply to all waters within river catchments that flow into the Irish Sea northwards: from and including the River Mersey catchment, including the River Weaver and River Gowy catchments to and including the Border Esk catchment, including that area of the Border Esk in Scotland Principal river catchments include ...

Overview of national and local angling byelaws The byelaws outlined in this guide are legally enforceable rules for freshwater fishing with a rod and line across England. National fisheries byelaws apply to all waters in England. They also apply to the Border Esk and those tributaries that are in Scotland, but exclude the River Tweed and its tributaries. England is divided into 6 byelaw areas for angling purposes. National byelaws apply to all of these areas. Each byelaw area has its own set of...