Northumbrian Water Report Essex and Suffolk Water Go Fishing Ranger's Weekly Fishing Review Fishery: Hanningfield Date: 19/11/2007   Number of rods:       104   Number of trout taken:   rainbows   219         browns   0   Total number of trout taken :     219 Rod average:         2.10       Best brown:                     Best rainbow:       5lb 8oz, Mr Dyer                         Number of fish re-stocked to-date:     50,010   Number of anglers to date:     6,527 Total number of fish taken to date:     18,784 Largest rainbow of the season so far:   11lbs 12oz Largest brown of the season so far:     Ranger's Review: Boat fishing has been variable this week, although on Saturday 17th several boat anglers took their limits (8 fish), mainly using Orange Blobs on sinking lines. Other boat anglers using intermediate lines with small fly patterns picked up fish in shallow water.  The bank anglers did well again wading along the Natural Bank from the Inlet to the Fishing Lodge. The fish are very close in to the bank at the moment. They are mainly being caught on floating lines with buzzers and nymphs, but there has also been some success using black and green lures. The fish that are being caught are in fantastic condition, and many are over 4lbs in weight. Water Temp 8C., very clear. Boats in Time 3.30pm Bank Closing 3.30pm Best areas:  Inlet, Hall Point, Natural Bank. Best flies:   Orange Blob, Black and Green Tadpole, Imitations Fly Pattern. David Rounce Northumbrian Water Go Fishing Ranger's Weekly Fishing Review Fishery: Hury Date: 16/11/2007   Number of anglers:         0 Number of anglers to date:       404 Best catch             Biggest roach to date         1lb 12oz Best catch to date         48lb 8oz Ranger's review: There were no anglers on Hury for the second week running, however, with the mild weather still continuing there is still good sport to be had with the roach at Hury.  Maggot, sweetcorn or worm fished via the pole can still attract the  shoals. Best method:   Best Net: