Feedback & Reports

The water was running clear slightly above normal level @ 0.31 there were a few fish rising taking dark olives. We fished dry fly and weighted nymphs. The 2 fish were brown trout 1LB 6OZ and 1LB 2oz caught on pheasant tail nymphs.
Excellent water, 1st time on the Usk and really enjoyed it. Would definitely go again.

2 Trout

Two trout caught and returned both to french nymphing. Biggest fish was approximately 1lb 4oz.

2 Trout

Lovely spring day but a nasty North wind. Brief hatch of olives at around 11, no fish moving until a March Brown hatch started at 1 then the trout were on it fish taking nymphs and duns lovely stretch of water

1 Trout

A cold miserable day though a sign of spring was the first house martins of the year. Just before rain stopped play made brief contact with a heavy fish on nymphs fished deep. Otherwise no sign of fish or fly.

It was quite early in the season, fishing was hard, river running heavy. We were using pheasant tail and hairs ear bead nymphs down deep but to no avail. It was though a beautiful spot and we had a great day and hey this is fishing and why we do it. Thanks for your hard work WUF for making this type of water available to us.
Kind regards
Malcolm and Malcolm

One of those early season days when a cold night and a river full of cold rain water kept the fish in their winter hideaways. A few small olives and a very brief flurry of March Browns wasn't enough to get them moving. Nothing caught this time, but time on the water is always a better classroom than reading articles in the fishing mags that make it sound so easy.

1 Trout

A lovely walk in the Usk valley on a crisp autumnal day. B caught and returned a 2lb+ brown Trout first cast, downhill from there on until we reached the old farm where we caught 3 more Trout and I made brief contact with a bright looking 5-6lb fish, whether it was a Salmon or Sewin I was not sure. An enjoyable day with Dippers, Kingfishers and a single Red Breasted Merganser for company.

4 Trout

Cold bright day ... one on a nymph klink and dink and one on a sedge

2 Trout

One cracking fish, small hatch of iron blue duns.

5 Trout