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Regret nil but loads of tugs and missed rises - too quick for me!!

A pleasant day with not too much wind for a change. Not a lot of fly though, but it is July after all - some yellow mays, a few pale wateries and lots of sedge returning to the water late afternoon. Some rising fish most of the day, but few and far between, and what rose appeared to be almost exclusively trout. Had 16 trout by mid-afternoon but not a grayling to be seen - amazing for Ty Newydd. Then the grayling showed up although most of those caught were not rising fish. I finished with 25 trout and 12 grayling, a couple of chublets and plenty of parr. Most fish were in the 8-10" class with a few trout to 11-13" and grayling to 12-14". Most taken on hare's ear emergers and a couple on nymphs.

Lovely stretch of water, caught 6 W.B.T. on goldhead pheasant tail. Well worth a visit, water very accessable, wading very easy, and there's a pub - what more can you want!!!

D.C. 4 trout and 4 grayling biggest to 8-10 inches. G.C. 5 parr. Only managed to fish about a third of the water available, so will have to come back and try again. Lovely secluded spot with plenty of wildlife.

7 chub, 9 barbel. Found access tricky in places.

Great fishery, Access was the best it could be car parked next to the river.
My wife and I had a great day, we managed to catch over thirty chub with several over 3 pounds and the biggest at 4 pounds 6 ounces, also one small barbel.
Thanks for a super day, Julie + Keith Horsley

1 grayling caught on Czech nymph. About 20 cms long. In good condition. Returned carefully to the water. Good fly life but little evidence of fish. Very few rises seen. Impossible to tempt those fish that were rising with dry fly.

Another fabulous day on this superb bit of water. Fished afternoon and evening. 8 barbel and lost count of the chub. Long trotting with corn and touch ledgered spam did the trick. Don as welcoming and helpful as ever. Thanks.

5 x Trout 8"- 9". 1 x Grayling 10".

5 x trout 8-9 inches, 1 x grayling 10 inches, small Klinkhammer and a Hare's Ear. Pretty and peaceful as ever. This was a dry fly afternoon, but must make a note to search those deep holes with heavy nymphs for grayling - something to do in September?