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Fished French leader till 11 oclock with only one missed take on the top end pools then picked up two grayling in Ashtree pool in the deeper gutter in the tail of the fast run moved downstream to Abercymrin pool found the fish also in the deeper tail changed set up to conventional fly line to fish the slower deeper runs using a three team cast 4mm Hare's Ear, Holy Grail and Pink Shrimp on top dropper with a cast up stream to get flies hard on the bottom the majority of the fish came to the shrimp picked nothing up then till Penalo pool 1.30 small dark olives were coming off my usual go to olive cdc only rose one fish, changed to grey klinkhammer bingo had one trout 4 grayling in the next half hour then that was that ,high light of the day stood up on the high bank looking down onn the river just above harries pocket watching 2 salmon chase each other arroud in 1.5 feet of water magic

2 Trout, 14 Grayling

No fish caught

Beautiful beat, well maintained and perfect for a grayling day. River looked to be flushed through following last week's rain and was very clear. Wading here is mixed with some impossibly deep pools and slippery bedrock, but it's possible to get a line to plenty of good looking spots. Managed 16 grayling, best was 19", and 3 trout. Most fell to a pink shrimp or ptn red tag. There was a hatch around mid-day and for half an hour grayling were rising all over the pool and I took 8 on the same olive emerger pattern.
Struggled a bit with cold hands and feet today and needed to take frequent breaks to thaw out, but well worth it.

3 Trout, 16 Grayling

Very well looked after Fishery. All pools clearly signposted and plenty seats which was nice. If parking at the caravan park, make sure you've got the right one. You will know when you've found it. Hard going but did manage to winkle out a nice trout of approx 1lb and a cracking 40cm grayling just below the island
Both Czech Nymphing.

1 Trout, 1 Grayling

Craig Llyn is one of the most picturesque fisheries I have ever fished. The morning was quite a slow start, picking up a few out of season trout. For the most of the morning we fish the French leader with a team of 4mm jig bugs. This method helped as the river was pushing through due to the recent rain fall but surprisingly, the clarity was perfect. We even had the opportunity to se a fair few salmon moving through.
Terry Bromwell and I would like to thank Shaun, Peter and Massey for the invite. Many thanks.

12 Trout, 3 Grayling

Water was up and pushing - Fair amount of colour but fishable - Had to work hard for the fish.

2 Trout, 8 Grayling

Members of the Welsh Rivers Team fished a very low river here on Sat. Quite a cold day, coupled with a strong wind meant the river was at times carpeted with leaves, difficult conditions to say the least! A good hatch of Large dark olives around midday however, had some fish looking up, and quite a few were taken on dries. Other than that, klink n dink, and nymphing methods produced the bulk of the fish. River badly needs a good flush through!

25 Trout, 22 Grayling

5 grayling to 14" 2 small trout mostly on small dries, river very low

2 Trout, 5 Grayling

I would like to thank Shaun and pals for their French leader coaching, really helpful. Fishing was a little slow, in spite of what looked like perfect conditions, but I did manage 5 grayling biggest 2lb, all on tungsten bead heads.

5 Grayling

Fishing hard. River was low and clear, needs a good rise.

7 Trout, 14 Grayling