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ID:106939
J. P. from Bath
Sunday 27 September 2026 (1 day ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
All fish caught on rolling meat
1 Barbel, 5 Chub
ID:106813
John Pettitt from Gloucester
Friday 25 September 2026 (3 days ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
Great days fishing. Caught my first ever Barbel. Canoes were a bit of pain especially the one that overturned.
3 Barbel, 6 Chub
ID:106604
Paul Smith from SOUTHAM
Sunday 20 September 2026 (1 week ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
Only fished between 1400 and 1700.
Hardly any canoe traffic at this time (less than 10 over the time).
Fished the top croy, trotting down the far bank.
All fish 2 to 4 lb.
Lovely afternoon.
Also hooked a fleece jacket which took a bit more landing, and unfortunately could not be revived so was put in the bin...
12 Chub
ID:106831
Tony Hamilton from Swansea
Monday 14 September 2026 (2 weeks ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
At over £30 per day for coarse fishing, Wyebank needs safer access. The path from the community car park is seriously overgrown, blocked or crumbling in places. Nimbler, younger anglers may not have major difficulty in walking the beat length (around 300 metres) but it is a potential health and safety issue for older, less agile people.
The level came up quickly late morning. Tried moving to an accessible peg. The only option was the concrete steps / boat launch platform but the water was too fast and dirty by then and carrying too many large snags (eg branches, uprooted vegetation to be fishable.
2 Chub
ID:106537
Richard Wyman from Taunton
Thursday 10 September 2026 (2 weeks ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
5 Barbel, 6 Chub
ID:106535
Richard Wyman from Taunton
Wednesday 9 September 2026 (2 weeks ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
Good days fishing, we had finally had some rain so the levels were better but still low, all fish came to feeder tactics. As for the access the beat has still not had any maintenance so without waders we would not have been able to access the bottom of the beat. Not for the faint hearted as access is poor but definitely worth the effort if your up for the challenge.
5 Barbel, 8 Chub
ID:106536
Richard Wyman from Taunton
Wednesday 9 September 2026 (2 weeks ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
5 Barbel, 8 Chub
ID:105949
Darren Macfarlane from Birmingham
Saturday 5 September 2026 (3 weeks ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
5 Chub
ID:105836
Jed Leach from Lydbrook, Forest Of Dean
Wednesday 2 September 2026 (3 weeks ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:1
Fly
ID:105470
A. S. from West Drayton
Monday 17 August 2026 (1 month ago)
Area:Lower Wye
Beat:Wyebank
Fishing:Coarse
No. of Anglers:2
We refused to fish upon arrival. River far too low today. Too shallow to fish effectively. Lots of rubbish and litter.
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