The Traditional Fisherman's Forum

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=825&v=cHsHluCEKpU[/youtube]

What a beautifully written narration, really enjoyed that thanks for sharing!!

Really enjoyed that, so much history and change associated with a river that was obviously important in the past but is overshadowed by the Thames.

Very nice indeed.

Thanks for that,good job he didn't spend to much time along the Lea at Tottenham,........might never have seen him again!

Fascinating, the end shot of part one is 100 yards upstream from where I live, the first shot in part two is the bridge over the river at Stanstead Abbotts, 50 yards from where I live. Sadly it is not the river it once was, but you can say that about many rivers these days!

Thanks for sharing this. Excellent narration.

Particularly interesting to see the source of the river, often thought about seeing how far upstream I could catch a fish from, having fished numerous areas between Wheathamstead and Waltham Cross.

That was a great watch, many thanks for posting that.

Dollar58 wrote:Particularly interesting to see the source of the river, often thought about seeing how far upstream I could catch a fish from, having fished numerous areas between Wheathamstead and Waltham Cross.

Here,s a photo of the source of the Lea



Maybe that,s why all the fish have gone