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River was very low but it made rock-hopping all the more easier! Four lovely trout all caught on very small dry flies (we were actually after grayling!) the largest of which was a 2 lb beauty. All caught in the fast water outflowing from some of the salmon pools. A small 6 inch salmon parr also caught on a fly. On leaving the beat, what looked like a submarine creating a huge bow wave, travelled up from the pool just above the weir. We thought it may have been an otter but in fact it was a very large salmon heading upstream!

4 Trout

2 Trout

Water very low but lots of fish on the rise. Trout up to a couple of pounds had on klinks and f-fly. Couple of lumps also taken at pool just above the grandstand on heavy peeping caddis nymphs.

A few grayling also coming up for the dry fly.

15 Trout, 4 Grayling

A very attractive beat which needs a high level of agility to fish properly , unfortunately the scorching weather was against us as was our lack of agility .

6 Trout, 2 Grayling

2 Trout, 2 Grayling

Low clear water - but fishable. 3 small WBT caught on size 18 Adams during the last hour of light.
Beautiful markings and spirited fish for their size.

3 Trout

Very low water levels. Up-stream fly fishing with unweighted nymphs. Saw about half a dozen small brown trout jump, but nothing came near our flies. Must thank Charlie - prior to fishing (and afterwards) for his chat, help and assistance.
Will come back when it rains again in Wales and fills the rivers!!

Elk hair caddis. Dry. River on its bones, lowest ever - very still. Very little activity. Quite a few 4/5 inch leapers, one salmon rose.
Excellent backdrop and great pathways cut out. Thank you.

2 Trout

The beauty of this stretch , is just shocking , the water was very low , I didn't spot or catch any Grayling , just some rare little trout ,walked and fished all day all the stretch , catch a trout keychain size , but before to express any opinion , I will fish again this stretch on autumn , at the moment big disappointment