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ID:16714 

R. W. from Weston-super-Mare

Friday 11 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:Coarse

No. of Anglers:2

What a difference a few weeks makes. From having an awesome day to a major struggle today. Probably the hardest day I've had in a few years on the Wye. Started at 5.30am. We chucked everything at it today. All different baits both legered and trotting but what a struggle to even get bites. Mainly fished the bottom pool. By 2pm we had 2 small barbel and a chub. Suffice to say we had enough by then and decided to call it a day. Rarely give up and could have stayed till the evening but given how hard it had been we decided to right this one off and will be back soon.
The river is very low at the moment and I reckon it needs a good flush through. Wyebank has been fished daily for weeks now. Maybe there is a bit of pressure on the fish to at the moment. Who knows.
But this is an amazing beat and we will be back very soon.

2 Barbel, 1 Chub

ID:16706 

D. U. from Marlborough

Thursday 10 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:All Species (in season)

No. of Anglers:2

This was the second of two days on this beat. Don came to see us on both days and after our comments on the footpath he kindly started working on it. Much improved, thank you.
We had learned that the fast water was the most productive area and caught throughout the day but with long periods of inactivity. A kingfisher and 3 buzzards added interest as did the antics of some of the canoeists who generally heeded our advice to keep to the opposite side only to go aground further downstream.
Barbel today ranged in size from about 2 to 7 pounds but all fought hard in the current. Chub were generally around the 5lb mark and all were in mint condition.

4 Barbel, 8 Chub

ID:16704 

D. U. from Marlborough

Wednesday 9 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:All Species (in season)

No. of Anglers:2

Having negotiated the very difficult and dangerous footpath we set up at the bottom of the beat where there was a pool and fast water on the opposite side. Water level here is very low. We had no bites during the morning and the canoeists came steadily. At about midday a large group of canoeists decided to beach themselves on the croys just upstream many of them wading through the water. Presumably this moved the barbel down to us as we caught 3 in quick succession.
There were no more till the evening when a quick flurry resulted in two of over 8lbs (seemed like twins) one for each of us.

5 Barbel

ID:16670 

C. P. from Oxford

Sunday 6 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:All Species (in season)

No. of Anglers:2

Tough days fishing, the water was very low. We were catching a few fish until some guys set up up on the opposite bank, then the bites dried right up for the rest of the day!! I've been to this beat many times and have never had anyone fishing opposite. I thought we had this stretch all to our selves as we're paying a lot for the day ticket! Will check with Don to see if they were supposed to be fishing there but it has made me think twice about booking this stretch again, especially if people can fish the opposite bank!
WUF Note: On single bank beats such as Wyebank there is always a chance that people will be fishing opposite you. If this is of concern, please check the website or Passport booklet before booking - there are plenty of double bank beats to choose from.

7 Barbel, 5 Chub

ID:16584 

T. B. from Northhants

Saturday 5 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:Coarse

No. of Anglers:1

Lovely beat. Was dead all day and I really struggled. All the fish were taken from 6 till 7.15. Packed up at half past due to long day and probably would have caught more if I had stayed. All the fish were on cut down boilies and feeder. My advice would be if you're fishing Saturdays or Sundays - start later in the afternoon. Got wiped out by canoes countless times.

2 Barbel, 3 Chub

ID:16589 

K. P. from Bristol

Friday 4 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:Coarse

No. of Anglers:1

The river was lower then the previous week and therefore din't hold so many barbell although the chub were very hungry as usual. Feeder and pellet was the method used. The largest barbel was 7lbs 8oz the others around the 4lb mark. Need some rain to increase river level.

4 Barbel, 10 Chub

ID:16590 

K. P. from Bristol

Thursday 3 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:Coarse

No. of Anglers:1

Once again the river was lower than the last visit. The barbel were all around the 4lb mark with a couple 14" fish. The chub were all the normal 2-3 lb mark although did catch a warrior chub of 4lbs 13oz. The biggest surprise was a monster chub of 6lbs 2oz - a beautiful fish. Will be much larger in the winter. Stunning!

4 Barbel, 12 Chub

ID:16623 

A. D. from Lechlade

Wednesday 2 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:Coarse

No. of Anglers:2

First time on this beat enjoyed a pub lunch at the pub overlooking the beat then fished with my son from 2:30pm - 7:30pm. Some of the hardest fighting barbel ever up to 8lb caught on groundbait and pellet in swimfeeder. Really great day thank you. Lost several fish also due to hook pulls.

9 Barbel, 8 Chub

ID:16487 

A. H. from Bristol

Tuesday 1 July 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:Coarse

No. of Anglers:1

A fantastic days fishing, 16 barbel to 10lb 13oz and 16 chub, all on pellet from the bottom end of the stretch.

15 Barbel, 16 Chub

ID:16603 

J. B. from Birmingham

Monday 30 June 2014 (10 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Wyebank

Fishing:Coarse

No. of Anglers:1

Fished the morning and caught 7 barbel on feeder and pellet in the bottom swim.

7 Barbel

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