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2 Barbel, 2 Chub

We had a very good time and enjoy this beat with the easy access.
It seems the fish have moved from the faster water and and are now in the deeper sections. We worked hard for our fish this time but found them in the end. Great to be on the river with the leaves turning.

1 Barbel, 3 Chub, 2 Other

Fished the main runs of the beat, 3 Trout caught and no Salmon seen. Very dire on the Salmon front. I feel it's about finished with the Salmon Fishing now. Such a shame as to what the river used to be once upon a time. Such a great place to fish, will just hold onto the memories from the past now.

Only a couple of accessible pegs per section so be prepared for a long walk and allow plenty of time to explore and find a peg. Really needs some work to create some water access. Managed to find a shoal of chub under a far bank tree line, but two others struggled with just two bites in 7 hours.

1 Barbel, 16 Chub

3 Barbel, 8 Chub

2 Barbel, 20 Chub

Hard day to start with. Tried 3 different swims on the cage feeder with no luck. Switched to the stick and had 2 chub quite quick. Decided to move to the upper end for the last few hours and what a difference. Had a chub within minutes and a 6lb12oz barbel
Wife followed up with a 8lb.5oz barbel not long after. Fantastic day in the end and staying at the anex made the trip even better as the beats only 2 mins up the road.

2 Barbel, 3 Chub

All fish caught ledgering from same swim. Barbel all of a decent stamp - between 4lb-6lb.

5 Barbel, 4 Chub

Another wonderful day on the Wye, as 3 intrepid anglers sampled their third different beat on the middle section this year. Holme Lacy didn't disappoint. Nervously and excitedly tiptoeing through the cows at first light, on our way to the first swim, we were thrilled to see them largely disinterested in our presence (SPOILER ALERT - not all the wildlife encountered was as welcoming) We started fishing from the bottom of the beat, at the Island, inadvertently taking the wet and slippy route vs the dry and safe (but invisible path to our bleary eyes) path. MF's expletives soon woke everybody up, including 15 chub in the first hour who very obliging to pellet and cheese baits on the feeder. The chub remained plentiful but barbel elusive so we worked our way back through various swims, catching chub in each. Half way along the path back to the hut, MA and Sherlock met an angry swarm of Wasps/Hornets who took a main interest in stinging Sherlock's hind quarters. **Caution to Anglers walking this path at the moment** With no lasting damage that extra sausages couldn't remedy, we fished the remaining swims and had success in all of them, all swims are accessible with plenty of room. MF finally tempting an afternoon 7.5Lb barbel on a boilie, in the field after the first stile. MA prising a few chub on the stick, but the vast majority of all fish caught came on the feeder and 14mm pellet method. DC and MF ending the day in the swim by the hut, securing the second barbel of the day at 6.5lb and a few extra chub, finishing as we started, in poor light and with tired limbs, but reflecting on another wonderful day in the most picturesque of settings.

2 Barbel, 55 Chub

Not Much Luck, Didn't Have Any Bites All Day Untill A Hour Before I Went I Caught A Small Brown Trout, Return.

I Did Take Photos Of Green Aglae On Water, I Did Ment With The Welsh Water And Shown Them Too.

1 Trout