Feedback & Reports

I fished Saturday and Sunday and caught 25 chub from 2lb to 4lb 4oz, also 3 Barbel 5lb 14, 6lb 10, and 8lb 10. All were caught on pellet from beats 3, 4, and 5. I had an excellent trip it was well worth the 4 hour drive. I met Ian at first light to show me around and he also gave me some tips. Looking forward to the next time.

Three small grayling less than 1/2 pound. Rising to spider patterns.

The internet service was great and very easy to book our tickets. Please keep up the good work.
One fish was caught: 12lb 4oz pike on a lure.
The scenery at this location was fantastic but we were disappointed at the lack of access to the river from the bank. We found only 2 locations, one at the start and also the build out at the end of the beat. “Plenty of spots to access the water” is an inaccurate statement for the average angler.

Instructions on the website, of how to get to the beat and the extent of where it is, before you book the tickets would be helpful to assist in judging the beat’s suitability through viewing Google Earth. WUF NOTE: as preferred by owners, beat limits are not given out prior to making a booking - if you wish for a more detailed location of a beat please contact the Booking Office on 01982 560788.

We had to rescue a drowning sheep by hauling it up a steep bank at risk. It would have been helpful to have a contact number for the owner of the land in case of an emergency.

We will be using your service again.

13 x grayling 12-15 inches, 8 x out of season trout 8-12 inches. Another mysteriously warm and balmy November day, with a lot of cloud, Irfon running slow and clear. About half the fish taken on the dry fly, although many grayling only prepared to boil under the fly. The rest on nymphs with a French leader.

1 X 14" Grayling + a handful(!) of fingerlings and one o/s WBT. All fish returned safely. Nice venue.

River running 2 ft lower than a couple of weeks ago. Some colour in it but not much, no rubbish coming down. One barbel of 3lb on pellet in mid afternoon and 2 chub on meat at dusk; very slow day but good to be out nonetheless. Back next week for another go.

Same approach used as last Saturday. However the river was colder this weekend, and the barbel were not very active. One take at 15-00 resulted in an 8lb 02oz barbel, the only action of the day.

Caught 4 grayling and 3 trout. One of the trout was a feisty half pounder but the rest were all tiddlers. All caught on weighted Czech nymphs. No sign of any decent fish and no rises all day. Hard work but a beautiful stretch of river.

1 chub landed no other bites all day. Unusually slow for some reason.

Arrived with really easy directions to a really lovely stretch of water, first time on this beat.
Met Don and he said we would struggle today as the river was full of really cold mountain water being washed down. Boy was he right, not one touch or pull all day. Len went piking in the woods later and had a pike on spinner approx 12lb and that was that. We couldnt really rove about as the banks were quite dangerous after the weeks before down pour which Don said the river was nearly up to top of banks. Apart from a fishless day bar one this beat is I think one of the best looking ones weve been on and looking at the reports if you want a Wye double this is the place. Cant wait to return next year.
We also met really nice chap from Fleet who caught one barbel. Nice to put faces to the reports we read.