Following the River Wye, the path winds between towering cliffs, hanging ferns, and mossy rock walls, with crystal-clear water running right beside your feet. It’s peaceful, wild, and a little adventurous, especially when the water’s high and you have to balance carefully across the stones. 📍 Where: Near Millers Dale, Peak District, England 🥾 Walk info: Around 4 miles; rocky, narrow, and muddy after rain (but worth it!) 📸 Don’t miss: The famous stepping stones beneath the overhanging cliffs �

Most of our Black rock lave net fishermen are keen kayakers . Here we see Martin starting his journey up stream to Monmouth starting off at Redbrook 👍 We will post the videos of his observations that he recorded during the comming week 👍 The Wyesham sewerage discharge video's are certainly worth waiting for later this week 🙁 www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock lave net heritage fishery