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Water low and clear, but allowing access to long sections of this terrific beat. A brisk wind made casting tricky, but we managed to bring 9 good fish to the net - all safely returned - the best at 2 lbs.
Most were taken on small weighted nymphs, though the larger fish took a Black Pennell fished through the faster water at the tail of the pool just below Talybont Bridge. This top section of the beat proved most productive during the day, and when the wind dropped briefly we were able to secure a couple on a dry fly.
A great day, and thanks again to WUF - always a pleasure to deal with.

9 Trout

A disappointing day on a brilliant looking beat. There are obviously some really good fish here but the cold relentless wind put down the fish and the fly.
Not many olives hatched despite yesterday's blizzard of LDOs 5 miles upstream. There was a short 20min hatch of MBs at lunchtime which produced a few fish but others had to be hunted out. 15 trout to 15"

15 Trout

1 Trout

It probably was a decent day if it wasn't for a chilly steady northerly wind. We had 1 trout on nymph at the beginning of the beat then there was a hatch of olives at midday for about 1 hour which gave us few fishes of around a pound. After that the fishes stopped feeding. Despite covering lots of water we didn't have a single take on nymphs. I still need to decipher this river under the surface.

5 Trout

Cold east wind. Very little hatching. Three trout to 14", on nymph in fast water. All returned.

3 Trout

First time on this stretch. 5 WBT returned safely. Should've had more but missed loads. March Browns were favourite. Water height 0.31 at Brecon. Seemed a little low. Lovely sunny day; probably too nice for fishing. Windy all day long which made casting tricky at times.
Please tell the owners that there is a stile in need of repair - half way to the bridge, near the fir trees.

5 Trout

Used nymph then dry fly. Plenty of hatches, several rises but nothing landed. River a good height, weather warm and sunny. Flies used PTN and parachute Adams.

Spring is here at last! River full and coloured to start but fined down during the day. Experienced one of those March brown hatches to die for. Thousands hatching all in synch (what triggers it?), fish hardly know what's happening and in five minutes it's all over! Nine brown trout to 16" mostly on nymph. All safely returned. Great day.

9 Trout

Only 2 but big fish. 2½lb and 3lb.

2 Trout

1st fish 2lb, on a black shuttlecock, 2nd fish on a green gold head nymph.

2 Trout