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ID:32241 

B. W. from LEIGH ON SEA

Tuesday 13 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:2

River level dropping but slowly, very coloured to coloured even for spinning packed up after 45 minutes waste of time nothing showing.

ID:32231 

P. F. from Kenilworth

Monday 12 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:3

Arrived to find that the river had risen overnight and coloured badly, no fish caught but several seen throughout the day. still all had a pleasant day spinning.

ID:32140 

J. B. from King's Lynn

Tuesday 6 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:2

Not expecting to catch, the salmon (8lb fresh run springer) came in the stones, head of the pool. Cast at a fish which had just jumped. Yellow flying C. Sea trout was even less expected but a perfect condition 4lb sea trout, also flying C, my first sea trout. Mick, the ghillie, was very professional and helpful.

1 Salmon, 1 Sea Trout

ID:32108 

N. W. from Canford Cliffs

Monday 5 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:2

ID:32129 

D. L. from Whitchurch

Monday 5 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:1

River low but very coloured.

ID:32374 

D. D. from Colchester

Sunday 4 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:2

algal write-off.worth getting up early before the canoes arrive at c. 10 am though for future reference.

ID:32373 

D. D. from Colchester

Saturday 3 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:2

Lovely fly water, but Algal disaster on both days.Enjoyed getting to know the beat and Mick the ghillie was great company and knows where the fish are.If you are fishing Goodrich for the first time you would be foolhardy to do so without Mick.Thank you and until the next time. Damian Dwerryhouse

ID:32013 

M. W. from Gerrards Cross

Thursday 1 June 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:3

Did not fish. After speaking with Mick the keeper/ghillie about current conditions (primarily the algal bloom) we decided against driving a collective 600+ miles. Will be back when conditions improve!!

Presumably, according to the powers that be at least, the algal bloom is 'a naturally occurring event'?

ID:32023 

K. W. from Reading

Wednesday 31 May 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:1

I expect my nil return was inevitable due to the excessive algal bloom, but then a nil return can happen in perfect conditions. At least this gave me an excuse for not catching! An enjoyable day nonetheless, on a well managed beat.

ID:31988 

S. D. from Worcester

Wednesday 31 May 2017 (8 years ago)

Area:Lower Wye

Beat:Goodrich Court

Fishing:Salmon

No. of Anglers:1

Fishing for salmon today, held no hope of catching a fish. The river was the colour of coffee due to excessive algal bloom, and there were incessant interruptions to fishing due to the passing of canoeists.
Surely, the numbers of canoes should be limited by the licensing of the canoe hire companies The licence fees to go towards the improvement and protection of the river's habitat. I think that I am right in my understanding that the canoe rental companies contribute nothing to the upkeep of the river habitat, yet they must be making significant profit from it.
The quality of the river water in Summer has to be reduced by the current levels of extraction of river water for agriculture which were set in the time before climate change.
I will be back again, in hope and preferably after a good week of heavy rain has flushed through the river .

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