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ID:88742
I. W. from Brecon
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Upper Wye
Beat:The Rectory Fishery
Fishing:Member Rod
No. of Anglers:1
Out for an hour or two river looked good but nothing seen or touched
ID:88743
G. O. from Brecon
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Upper Wye
Beat:The Rectory Fishery
Fishing:Member Rod
No. of Anglers:1
Tried hard but to no avail. The rock pool must of changed as it has not produced one this season for me
ID:88748
D. S. from Milcombe, Banbury
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
2 Barbel, 3 Chub
ID:88767
S. G. from Crickhowell
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Thomas Wood
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
Very dissapointed in the managment of the river banks. The access to the water was very poor. No visable pegs, lots of nettles, balsam and trees. The banks were high all through the stretch and difficult to descend. Some impossible. For 28 GBP this fishery needs extensive maintenance to provide Barbel and Chub fishing. Not recommeded. Will not be returning until I hear something has been done.
Fishing Passport Note : The Wye is a wild river. Undoubtedly fishing will sometimes be challenging. Low levels (and high) often mean that many swims become unfishable, reducing the amount of the beat available to anglers. The Wye is an SAC and SSSI, meaning the river and its banks are highly protected under law. There are, therefore, strict limits on what can be done to improve access legally. There will always be sections on fisheries that are overgrown, have steep banks or are in shallow/deep/featureless parts of the river. This can give the impression of neglect, especially if many of the usual spots are unfishable due to high/low water.
1 Barbel, 1 Chub
ID:88781
J. G. from Witham
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Lakes
Beat:Pant y Llyn
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:3
Wet and windy day to add to the fact the water was very low made the fishing difficult.
No showing fish just lots of minows in the edges.
ID:88782
N. A. from Newport
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Usk
Beat:Old Clytha
Fishing:Trout (River)
No. of Anglers:2
1 Trout
ID:88784
F. from Hereford
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Usk
Beat:Penpont
Fishing:Trout (River)
No. of Anglers:1
4 BT to the net, on a mix of nymphs in the faster water and dries at the tails of the pools.
4 Trout
ID:88794
F. M. from Bristol
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Middle Hill Court
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:2
Fished the top end ledgering and caught all fish on meat and pellet
Weather was showery and the river was low
5 Barbel, 8 Chub
ID:88812
G. L. from Abergavenny
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Middle Wye
Beat:Lower Redbank 1
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
1 Barbel, 19 Chub
ID:88824
M. R. from Norwich
Tuesday 27 August 2024 (1 year ago)
Area:Middle Wye
Beat:Middle Ballingham & Fownhope No.8
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
Fantastic day on this lovely stretch. Fishing from the croy produced an eel that required landing net. It bit a hole through the net in no time leaving behind just a ring of slime. My second fish was a stunning 10 lb barbel followed by 2 smaller ones. One chub finished the session. Walking back to the car with all my stuff took some effort. I get it now why you call the last bit the “heart attack hill”.
3 Barbel, 1 Chub, 1 Other
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