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4 Trout, 3 Grayling

Had a go at this beat for the first time today around lunchtime, again bright blue skies and felt a touch warmer than yesterday. This beat has a good variety of water with some lovely dry fly pools but sadly I only saw 1 tiddler rising. Didn't see much fly life although the pair of wagtails were flat out feeding there chicks in a nest under the bridge! Worked my way up with a small nymph and managed 2 trout biggest was 11 inches and 2 grayling, biggest was a fat 14 inches but sadly showed signs of recently having a tussle with a barbed hook. Will definitely be back for another go here, hopefully with a few rising fish and armed with a box of dry flies!!

2 Trout, 2 Grayling

No fish caught. It's never been so bad?.

Most activity in the morning, March Browns and Olives coming off sporadically as were Grannom. First fish in the tail of streamy run to dry fly, tups, the next four to weighted nymphs in the faster water. Last fish fell to a black spider on the dropper in the edge of a fast stretch under the trees of far bank.

6 Trout

Pleasantly warm with hazy sunshine all day and temp to over 20C. A brief and sparse hatch between noon and 1pm. Fish less and less responsive as afternoon progressed. Brassy sun and downstream breeze a hindrance. Took a leisurely approach to the fishing, spending time chatting with an old friend and munching local pork pies, so caught 5 trout. The best two were 1lb 8oz and 1lb 12oz, the others less than a pound.

5 Trout

Lovely bright day,river slightly coloured and running fast. All fish taken on nymphs and despite a few hatching flies nothing seen rising. Saw a cormorant part way down beat and what looked like otter prints on shingle area above weir.
Thanks to Wye & Usk staff for the usual friendly and efficient service.

1 Trout, 2 Grayling

Honddu is slowing waking up. 4 fish to a paraadams in a couple of warm afternoon hours.

4 Trout

3 Trout

River quite low but perfectly fishable. Bright sunny day with very little wind. Had a 12" brown first cast on a march brown dry from the bridge pool. Two more about the same size quickly followed - these two took a small olive nymph, then lost a larger one just upstream. All quiet for the next couple of hours - a few march browns hatching here and there and some grannoms too. Later on had two more from the flats on copper head pheasant tail. Great day. Lovely beat.

5 Trout