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ID:936 

R. H. & S. D. from Warwickshire & Canada

Thursday 17 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Gromain (upper Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Both days (15th & 17th Sept, 2 rods) were a catch and release exercise.

Brown Trout 7 and 3 respectively on the 15th Sept, best 1lb.
Grayling 3, best 1lb. All taken on the right bank side from Bachawy to Gromain Fishing Lodge. Early in the day the fly on song was a Caddis Emerger size 18. Later the Black Midge, Grizzle Hackled size 18 did the trick.

17th Sept fished the left bank from 100 meters upstream of Gromain Lodge downstream to Llanstephan Bridge catch:
Brown Trout 17 and 9 respectively, best 1lb 8ozs.
Grayling 5, best 1lb 7ozs. Flies same as 15th Sept in reverse, started with Midges size 16 18 and 20 then post 1500hrs Caddis Emerger.

Allison and her colleague, thank you both for the help and information and please keep up the good work. I know you are but two and Seth deserves a lot of praise. Thank you all at Wye Usk Foundation for a absolutely fantastic two days. I will be back next season and my Canadian buddy will be back in 2011. He did not say a lot till we got into North Wales, then he did not stop talking about the Wye for two days. Weather wise you have had some bad deals since April, next season may be kinder, but then again "You can't please everyone". Thanks again may the Foundation flourish.

We did hear of a twenty five Brown trout bag from the Irfon on Monday the 14th not long after speaking to you in Builth, it does not seem to have appeared in the returns columns as yet.
(WUF note: not reported to us as yet)

ID:899 

J. G. from Somerset

Wednesday 16 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Sheephouse (River Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Coarse rod - 3 chub up to 4lbs, trout rod - 2 trout 14" and 15", one grayling 10" and a couple of dace.
A chilly wind made conditions not entirely favourable but we still thoroughly enjoyed our day out. A lovely bit of water to fish although not easy, especially on first visit. We didnt manage to see all of the beat but most of it. Learnt a lot, mostly about our lack skill, more practice required. Thanks to wuf. We'll be back.

ID:904 

R. D. from Essex

Wednesday 16 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Whitehouse (River Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Very disappointing venue. I found most of the beat inaccessible due to very high and steap banks (I'am afraid my mountain goat days are over!). Only accessibly point was on large stone and pebble bank with very shallow water. Gave-up, nothing caught.

ID:926 

O. B. from Gloucestershire

Wednesday 16 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Pwll-y-Faedda (upper River Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

28 x grayling to 14 inches; 17 x trout to 12 inches, North Country spiders and dries. A very enjoyable day on one of the beats where you can really experiment to compare flies and techniques.

ID:1001 

I. C. from Bristol

Wednesday 16 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Doldowlod (upper Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Really interesting beat and the weather was crisp sunny day.
Fished initially on the lower beat which consists of an extremely long almost featureless gutter. Looks like it wouldnt contain much but it was full of decent sized grayling. Caught 12 grayling mostly around the 1lb mark in a couple of hours before moving to the upstream beat. Most of the fish were caught on a czech grub fished upstream 3ft below a ginger sedge as indicator but 3 of the fish came up for the sedge.

The upper part of the beat has some beautiful pools and runs that look like they should contain decent brown trout but only managed one small trout about 1/2lb all afternoon on a pheasant tail nymph fished downstream and only saw a couple of fish rising. The two sections of this beat were a compleat contrast in every way and a beat I'd definitely recommend. Wading is relatively easy over most of the beat.

ID:896 

S. N. from Est Sussex

Tuesday 15 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Caradoc (R. Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Wonderful stretch of river. The weather was warm and very sunny and the river was running low and clear which most likely accounts for why we had no bites until 3pm.

1 x 2 lb 8oz Chub (Elips Pellet)
2 x 3 lb Chub (floated bread flake)
1 x 5 lb Barbel (Elips Pellet)
1 x 6 lb 12oz Barbel (Elips Pellet)
(3 rods)

ID:903 

R. D. from Essex

Tuesday 15 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Lower Carrots and Luggsmouth

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Very blustery conditions. Three chub to 5lbs.

ID:905 

M. H. from West Sussex

Tuesday 15 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Fenni Fach (River Usk)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Number of small brownies best around 8" mid beat. Hot sunny windy day so not bad performance given conditions and time of year. Worth the visit.

ID:908 

A. D. from Surrey

Tuesday 15 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Doldowlod (upper Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Cool and cloudy in morning but rather sunny and warm by evening. Intermittent, stiff downstream winds. Water low, very clear. 9 grayling on small dry. Three around 1 lb, one nearly 2 lb 3 browns, on small dry. Two at 10 in., one lovely hen fish at 17 in.

Again, a lovely beat, with some nice challenging water, and great wildlife. Did the otter in this beat pay for his fishing? I wasn't quite sure how to pass by the 'white house' and so went to water through the woods. Thanks again to WUF and partners for a lovely day on the water.

All fish carefully and safely released.

ID:925 

G. P. from Hampshire

Tuesday 15 September 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Lyepole (River Lugg)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Caught 2 trout 10in and 1 grayling 11in on dry fly. River low and clear. Very windy. plenty of flies about but no rises. Fished 10.45 to 14.45.

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