We cannot stress enough the importance of making quick and accurate returns of salmon catches, even if nothing has been caught. Recording catch data is one (perhaps the best, certainly the most cost effective) way of determining the success of our river restoration works. Although affected by short term variations in weather and water conditions, the longer term data set will build an accurate picture of our salmon runs. Catch returns can be made quickly via our online form for both Passport and non-Passport waters. Most of our reporting is from the Wye. Where a salmon has come from another river we will state accordingly.


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Last Update: 3:12 pm, 5th November 2024

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The data for this calculation is provided by Natural Resources Wales and based on lengths and weights from the Welsh Dee over ten years.

Monday 23 April 2018

11:25 am Lower Carrots and Luggsmouth: A 14 lbs bar of silver to Glyn the Gillie, caught first cast on a Flying C. Safely released and swam away 'like a rocket'. A lot of fish seen moving yesterday and today.

10:44 am Upper Clifford: A 23 lb fish reported from yesterday, caught spinning.

Sunday 22 April 2018

7:37 pm Old Harp: 16lbs on an FC for Laurence Birkin

4:37 pm Gromain: 12lbs sea licer for Louis Mayer from the neck of the Spring Pool

4:15 pm Llangoed and Lwr Llanstephan: 16lbs fresh fish from the Orchard for James Kent on a monkey

11:08 am Aramstone: 30lbs for Stan Turner from the Gold Mine on an FC, Yesterday

11:04 am Gromain: 15lbs from the neck of the Spring Pool on a Temple Dog for Louis Mayers

Saturday 21 April 2018

5:28 pm Spreadeagle: 12lbs for Paul Stafford on a tube fly

12:18 pm Lower Carrots and Luggsmouth: 13lb for Alan Fitzpatrick, taken on a F/C.

Friday 20 April 2018

4:38 pm The Usk has been looking almost perfect today for much of it's length and certainly for the weekend, meanwhile the Wye has started to clear through so the upper reaches should be good for the fly over the weekend, while the lower end should be soon at a good height for spinning.

2:11 pm Backney Fishery: A 16 lb hen fish reported for Keith Maddox, clean as a whistle and safely returned.

Wednesday 18 April 2018

8:15 am Whitney Court: Fresh 20lb cock fish from beat 4 on a green and black cascade for Jed Grayston

Tuesday 17 April 2018

8:24 pm Carrots: 2 today for Tom Lane, 12lb and 15lb. One on a yellow belly the other on a flying C.

Monday 16 April 2018

9:23 am Letton Court: Matt Blunt had a 22.5lb hen fish yesterday, taken on a black and yellow FC.

8:51 am Spreadeagle: 25lbs silver sea liced fish for John Watkinson at 7.15pm Saturday evening. Cascade tube.

7:30 am HDAA: 12lbs for Bryan Owen on a yellow/black FC

Sunday 15 April 2018

8:18 pm Lower Carrots: 17lbs silver fish for Glyn Cawte on home made FC

1:14 pm Gromain: 16lbs from the Leaning Willow for Nick Gibbon on Fly

9:04 am Wyebank: 15lb for Don Macer-Wright from the 'Grily hole' yesterday. The fish took a Vision 110 mounted with a single hook.

Saturday 14 April 2018

8:20 am Whitney Court: 15lbs for James Hobbs on an FC from Loxters

Friday 13 April 2018

1:02 pm River conditions are improving all the time on the Upper Wye, many anglers out with high hopes for the next few days. The Lower Wye is still coloured and too high, it's taking a long time to drop. The Usk looks to be running very clear and at a good height on the upper reaches, the bottom end still a bit high but dropping.

Tuesday 10 April 2018

2:29 pm After dropping most of yesterday (9th April) yesterday evenings rain has put the river up again by some 6" with an increase in the grey colour.

Monday 9 April 2018

6:33 pm Mardy, Usk: 19lbs for Jon Daniels on sink 3 and home tied double

Saturday 7 April 2018

5:28 pm Heavy rain early today has sent the river up again. However, a good head of fish moving upstream reported at Caemawr

Friday 6 April 2018

7:46 am The high water is subsiding and the rivers are coming into fishable condition. Upper and Middle Usk will fish today and the high water catches on the Upper Wye and Lower Usk coming into play this evening.