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Lovely fly water fished from the right hand bank. Caught one well mended kelt.

Fished Wyebank and Courtfield under the guidence of Don. Caught 2 fish on the day, one on Fly and one on Spinner. Both well mended kelts unfortunatly of 34 and 28 inches. Did not connect with any of the springers and didn't actually ses any thing that might have been one.

Lovely day and a fish on the fly. Cant be bad, I thought. Shame Rudi had to come along and put me to shame with his two springers! Well done to him.

3 Kelts all on spinning gear. No Signs of fresh fish. River didn't feel right today. Very low, very clear and very bright but another beautiful day at Caradoc.

Blank.

Unfortunately we failed to interest any fish with dries, nymphs and bugs and it was only during a small early afternoon hatch that any rises (three in total) were observed.
As is always the case when fishing along these type of rivers it doesn't always matter whether fish are landed or not as it's all about spending the day in such wonderful surroundings. Although we saw no fish we did see an array of wildlife including kingfishers, roe deer and an otter so went home relaxed and seriously content.
Thanks as always to the WUF for helping us discover yet another beautiful part of the country.

One 1.5lb trout taken in the fast water just down stream of Edw pool on size 12 GRHE.
Lots of fish rising for a short time at around 3pm other than that not much surface activity.

Nothing caught, one seen, good water levels.

Water very low and clear. Fished for trout only using Waterhen spider size 14 and landed 12 fish from 12 till 3.30. Some dark olives appeared about 1pm.

Again water low and clear with strong gusty upstream wind. No takes below surface so switched to dry 14 dark olive and landed 1 fish of 1 and quarter pounds at the tail end of the Chine Pool above woodstream run. Fish returned. John had 3 fish on spider 14s in the woodstream pool above bridge. All returned. Again very sparse hatch. On hols next week!!! 26th hooray.

4 x trout, all 12 inches, on spiders (Waterhen Bloa). A very difficult, cold morning, with water low and clear and sun very bright. But between 1 and 2.30 spring olives hatched off briefly, and a lunch queue promptly formed at the head of the pool. I bumped off more fish than I hooked.