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Fantastic day on this lovely stretch of water. Water levels were low which enabled ease of wading but the bed rock was very slippery. 6 WBT caught, mostly small, but one rather nice fish of 10" long. Will return.

13 wild browns and 1 grayling in 3 enjoyable hours of fishing, all but one on flash back nymph fished under a brown klinkhammer. Best trout was around 1.5lb. A few more grannom than the previous day but the significant hatches are probably yet to come.

Fished for a couple of hours landing 8 trout to just over 1lb. Most taken on a tan klinkhammer with a couple on PT nymph. A few grannom about.

Nice day out but alone (my friend couldn't come). Arrived at 11.45. Rising already on. 3 BT during the first 20 min. Rising less frequent after and stop totally at 3.00PM. 4 BT in total all arround 30 to 35 cm. We left at 4.00PM. The season is on ;)

Fish caught - 16 brown trout, biggest 1lb 12oz and 7 grayling biggest 1lb 8oz. Good average size to the grayling, trout averaged 12oz. All but one fish taken on nymphs, mostly pheasant tails and one fish on a dry olive. Thanks for a enjoyable day.

Probably a little early this far up the river! Did have a nice grayling. Great to be back on this part of the river anyway.

No fish caught.

Waded from bank just below suspension bridge - unfortunately nothing caught on day (fished for about 3 hours) but nice spot. Slope down to fishing hut and lower car parking manageable but I thought could be a little tricky if any more muddy or icy. Thanks again for simple booking procedure online.

Arrived to find the river some 3 ft higher than we expected. Trotting for grayling and dace proved hard work. We caught a few small dace, several trout and one small grayling. Mid morning Stephen Marsh-Smith appeared and kindly suggested we try the beat below (llanstephan), where there was slower water. Managed a few more dace and one good out of season trout but the better fish did not want to play. River continued to get more coloured and we packed in around three. Will be back for the bigger grayling that we know are in the beat from previous visits.

A red cock salmon took a small buoyant fly on a heavy shooting head as the cold mist cleared off the neck of the spring pool. My first salmon for a long time.