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ID:5108
G. E. from Chippenham
Saturday 24 March 2012 (13 years ago)
Area:Middle Wye
Beat:Red Lion/Moccas Fishery
Fishing:Salmon
No. of Anglers:2
What a lovely day to be on the river, no salmon showing or caught but a prolific trout rise on No 1 beat. This was the 1st time of fishing this stretch and it could probably have done with a drop more water but we will return. Proprietor extremely helpful as well. Booking through WUF was quick and smooth.
ID:4447
D. & S. from Essex
Tuesday 1 November 2011 (13 years ago)
Area:Middle Wye
Beat:Red Lion/Moccas Fishery
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:2
River pushing through and rising as we fished loads of twigs, leaves and weed as well as larger logs comming by. No barbel but a couple of chub caught.
ID:4163
P. W. from Hereford
Tuesday 20 September 2011 (14 years ago)
Area:Middle Wye
Beat:Red Lion/Moccas Fishery
Fishing:Salmon
No. of Anglers:1
15lb salmon taken on fly and returned.
ID:2654
D. C. from West Herefordshire
Monday 28 March 2011 (14 years ago)
Area:Middle Wye
Beat:Red Lion/Moccas Fishery
Fishing:Trout (River)
No. of Anglers:1
Out on the home turf again this morning. Having fished off and on last week, and having seen plenty of LDOs in the hour either side of midday, I was absolutely amazed to see a substantial number of grannom hatching from about 10.30 am. this morning - nothing before then. As Oliver says in his earlier report from Glanusk, this is really very early (I did see about half a dozen grannom on the Usk near Gilwern at the back end of last week though as well, but too few to interest any fish). Today however, the fish were after the emerging pupae as the grannom appeared once each passing cloud had gone. With each pulse of sun, the grannom lifted off and the fish then rose. As usual when the sun went in, so emergence ceased and the fish went down....and so it went on until about 1pm. Trout and grayling taken on my shuttlecock and parachute grannom pupa emerger patterns and some fish on dark olive patterns as well, once they emerged later on. If you are interested in grannom pupa emerger tying details and missed them in T and S, or in FF and FT in recent years, they are now published in an article on the Gwent Angling Society website. Maybe Wednesday's forecast rain will slow things down a bit and set back these very early hatches? March Grannom - just amazing!
ID:2616
D. C. from West Herefordshire
Saturday 19 March 2011 (14 years ago)
Area:Middle Wye
Beat:Red Lion/Moccas Fishery
Fishing:Trout (River)
No. of Anglers:1
Have had a couple of enjoyable lunchtime sessions on the home turf. LDOs from about 11.30 until 1.30 with trout and grayling rising. None with any consistency, given the trickle hatch, but enough to give away their locations. Some clearly taking duns but most not, so presumably on nymphs and emergers. Some seriously fit grayling and trout over a pound, and other smaller fish, taken on various LDO dun and emerger patterns. The sun on your back and spring is sprung - don't you just love it!
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