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A 12lb cock fish on fly from Little Run on Sunday. It was a fresh fish in good condition with 1 sea lice.

Bright and sunny day with upstream wind. Mainly fished the double hander (more for practice than the chance of a salmon). Had the occasional go with the trout rod but nothing taken apart from 2 missed takes. Not a great deal hatching apart from an occasional hatch of yellow Mayfly?? but even this didn't get the trout too excited. Excellent service when making the booking - Thanks.

Many thanks for sorting us some fishing unfortunately the water was rather coloured and nothing hooked but several Salmon were seen and at least we covered some!

Water coloured following storms. Odd fish only rising. Two trout on deer hair sedge.

A fantastic evenings fishing, 15 WBT all on the dry from 6 to 12"s. Plenty of fly life and more than enough rising fish to stay busy......so busy in fact I didn`t get to the end of the beat.
Water was low with a tinge of colour, wading fine with the odd deep pool. Take a short rod, a deep breath and enjoy.

4 trout 6-9 inches, 3 grayling 9-12 inches, taken mainly on small nymphs. Water was a bit couloured from the thundery showers the previous days. It was my first time on this beat and I would like to come back when the water was clearer.

Fished all day and missed lots of very fast takes with one nice 7" brown trout caught on a dogs body. Several large pools with relatively easy casting into them as you wade upstream. The valley is very beautifull and I sat in the bank side meadow listening to a cuckoo calling from the woods and delighting in the setting. As a Roving Beat novice I would fish it again.

4 rods caught 26 small Brown Trout upto 8 inch size, the pool just below Penpont bridge proving very productive.

2 grayling caught on nymph both approx 7". 1 trout caught dry fly approx 5"

We were washed off Gromain today - many thanks to the folks in the office for efficiently sorting us out an alternative venue!

The Usk was slightly coloured when we arrived but falling and clearing throughout the day. Weather was rather more like end of September than flaming June - grey and a cold breeze. Sporadic hatches all through the day - mayflies, yellow may duns, large & medium olives and blue winged olives all identifed. Never enough to get the fish feeding solidly but they were there none the less....

12 fish came to hand - 3 x 14" fish looked like stockies going by their fins but the rest were wild usk fish. Top prizes? 16" and 19" beauties - spotted like leopards and built like torpedos with big rudders. The 19" fish took 10 mins to land on a 4 wt outfit. All fish taken on dries - parachute ginger quill and parachure greenwells.

Another super Wye & Usk day on a beat we had not fished before - but certainly will again. And many thanks to the owner David for meeting us at short notice and showing us the lie of the land.