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Tried all sorts of dry and wet flies but very few signs of fish in the lower and upper scetions. Water clear but very fast. Missed two bites in the slower centre section of the beat where a few rises were observed before I obviously scared them away. Tested my limited skills to the max and left a good few flies in the trees but I suspect success here would be very satisfying.

fished from 12.00pm to 4.00pm no fish caught , no fish seen, all the gear no idea, my hat goes off to all of you fly fisherman, it is so hard, i have fished all my life,barbel and chub,took up fly fishing for the close season a few years ago, its taken over my life,all i want to do now is fly fish,i will get it right,loved it

Did not fish.

Caught only one nice brown trout of 13 inch. The other rod blanked. Saw a female goosander with 6 youngsters at Aberbran bridge at the downstream end of the beat. I will report that at the applicable website.

4 browns (6-12") caught on nymph. 1 other lost(possibly the biggest of the day) on balloon caddis. Cold & windy conditions, with sporadic hatches of grannom & LDO between the rain squalls. Very few fish seen rising. Only fished the right bank, top half of the beat (between 11.30-18.30). No signage demarcating the beat limits, and not that clear from the map either.

15 brown trout caught and released. 5 on dries, 10 on nymphs - best fish 2.75 lbs. Cold wind stifled hatches and very few fish seen to rise but fish feeding lower down, the occasional fish would come up to take a dry. River in excellent condition.

The river was in fine fettle even if the weather was a bit wet and blustery. Between Bob and Naithan they managed 9 fish mostly around the 1/2 pound mark. A patch hatch or olives during the afternoon brought up a few fish in dries.

My son had one trout and caught him with a nymph. We had some showers and saw some fish in the afternoon.

Had a good early season day on Glanusk on Sunday last before the rain came - 6 browns to 16" to 3 rods all on dry fly during sporadic large dark olive and brook dun hatches. At the time 9" on the gauge and falling!

I thought I would give this little brook a go as the Wye is still high and coloured. A super little brook and one of my favourites so it was a pleasure to be back for the first time this year. Water was a nice height but slightly coloured after the recent rain. Some fly life coming off but nothing sustained. Tried nymphs but seeing one or two rises swopped to dry fly and had 6 trout biggest about 10" in the various pools. Rain and wind later made fishing difficult with 2 weight rod and line and I packed up after about 4 hours.