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Desperately low water levels. Hard fishing but managed a reasonable catch given conditions. Very little fish moving.

16 Trout, 3 Grayling

What a beautiful day.........for sun worshippers!!! After a stroll along the first part of the beat, and seeing the level so low (only 3" on the guage),it was decided the salmon rods would stay in their tubes, and the weapon for the day would be the trout rods. The only 3 fish for the day came in the first hour, one being a grayling of about 1 1/2lb, then the sun got up, and an upstream wind picked up, and we couldn't buy another take. The successful fly was a gold shrimp #12. Still a cracking beat though!

2 Trout, 1 Grayling

Low water conditions, caught almost all fish in the most oxygenated water in faster streams. I used French nymphing technique, all fish caught on nymphs, average size 10-12 inches. Not any single rise to a dry fly. Beautiful pièce of water, I will be back!

6 Trout, 5 Grayling

river low with very little flow, french nymphed faster water with all fish caught in the most oxygenated water. trout to twelve inches and grayling to 13 inches. very frustrating day there were ldo's drifting down all the feeding lanes and only a couple of very splashy rises to them. the nymphs were fished about a foot under the surface where in the clear water you could see grayling intercepting emergers . still a cracking beat to fish

7 Trout, 9 Grayling

Water very low and weather cold and windy.

6 Trout

1 Grayling

Another great day on the Wye.Conditions were good but very little fly life. A March Brown nymph did the trick.
Had my PB below the fishing lodge,14 ins.Only had them any bigger on the end of a Salmon fly.
Of course we will be back .

6 Trout, 1 Grayling

7 Trout