The Severn estuary has the second greatest tidal range in the world ,close to 15 meters rise and fall. This video filmed east of the Black rock lave net fishing grounds illustrates the speed at which the water fows out of the estuary on an ebb tide. A Spectacular sight . www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock lave net heritage fishery

1.6K views · 166 reactions | What a way to start a day ! Sunrise on the Severn estuary. Without doubt the BEST part of the day. The sight of the sun coming up over the horizon never fails to give a lift to the soul ! Some of the best things in life are free. www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock lave net heritage fishery | Facebook

12K views · 506 reactions | After a successful day's angling on the Severn estuary Black rock lave net fisherman Martin grounded his boat "Little Devil " on the offshore sand bank called The " Dun sands " . On this particular tide the slipway would be dry at low tide so this was a convenient place to park up and wait for the flood tide , clean his fish and of course have a scout around the bank . www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock lave net heritage fishery | Facebook

1M views · 3.2K reactions | The Severn estuary was once a forested valley where animals roamed and man lived and hunted . We believe this low tide site west of the Black rock lave net fishing grounds to be an encampment due to the amount of material we have found over the year This skull is the latest find www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock lave net heritage fishery | Facebook

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Black rock lave net fishermen out on the severn estuary collecting bait at low tide find a very unusual object . HOW DID THAT GET THERE ! | Black rock lave net heritage fishery

8.7K views · 478 reactions | There are peat ledges on the intertidal zone both sides of the Severn estuary a clue to past changes in sea levels , the remains of forests that were submerged thousands of years ago. Within these peat deposits are preserved trees . Occasionally these are washed out and this is an example still rock solid after all that time. www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black rock lave net heritage fishery | Facebook

People often ask us did the building of the Second Severn crossing change anything on the Back rock lave net fishing grounds . 🤔The simple answer is YES , there have been many changes.👍 Here is one example .This particular area prior to the bridge being built was relitivly flat , now there are deep pools and gravel banks..... Change one thing out on the estuary and there will be changes else where....... We will feature other changes in future video's 👍 www.blackrocklavenets.co.uk | Black roc