One river we have always enjoyed filming for a particular species is the River Wharfe, especially for grayling. For those familiar with fishing on the Wharfe, you will know it has a peaty tinge. The key to successful filming in this river is that the shallower the water, the better the quality of the footage. We have some filming planned during the closed season for a Yorkshire club—more details will follow. #graylingfishing #freshwaterfish #naturephotography | Beneath British Waters

While out on his morning checks yesterday, eagle-eyed River Keeper Mark spotted this otter towards the southern end of the Estate. Otters are most active at dawn and dusk when feeding, so it’s rare to be rewarded with a mid-morning sighting. As quickly as it arrived, it disappeared back into the Wharfe and on its way. Bolton Abbey fly fishing | Bolton Abbey

The bridge over the river Wharfe in Tadcaster collapses into the waterway on Tuesday evening. Following the partial collapse, the Environment Agency issued a severe flood warning and urged those in the area to evacutae their homes immediately. Follow live updates on flooding and Storm Frank: http://gu.com/p/4fdkd/fb | The Guardian

The documentary "RIVER WHARFE A Living Artery" looks in to the lives of barbel and the egg laying process. With the first screening date in place we will be sharing more details on this soon. #freshwaterfish #underwater #nature #environment #barbel | Beneath British Waters

Time lapse of the River Wharfe rising overnight at Tadcaster Bridge. | North Yorkshire Weather Updates