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Fish were willing to take a elk hair emerger in the faster water at the neck of pools. Wading was predictably awful given the low water and slippery rocks.

1 Trout, 3 Grayling

4 rods fishing. Warm and bright day. Few fish rising during morning and afternoon. Most fish caught on sedge and Griffiths Gnat early evening. Water temp and river level good.

1 Trout, 6 Grayling

2 Grayling

Hoped for dry fly fishing but didn't see one all afternoon

Great day on the river with my son. We didn’t get onto the water until midday, so it was a slow start with very little surface activity. We fished dry-dropper setups throughout the early part of the day, but none of us had any takers. Around 4:00 pm, the insect hatches became much more prolific, and the river really started to come alive. From then on, we both connected with some good fish on the dry fly . A special thanks once again to the owners, who stopped by to see how we were getting on and kindly shared some local knowledge and advice on where the evening fishing was likely to be at its best. Their guidance was much appreciated and certainly helped make the day even more enjoyable.

2 Trout, 4 Grayling

4 of us fishing and had a lovely day. A few fish rising and most fish taken off the top with Quill Gordon, sedge and Griffiths Gnat.

2 Trout, 21 Grayling

2 Trout

Main road was closed due to local fires, so took me a while to navigate the back roads to get here.
Cooler day than we have had for a while, some welcome cloud and occ sun.
Plenty of fish to be had here, but I found very few of them... enjoyable all the same.
Mix of dry and nymphs

1 Trout, 4 Grayling

6 Grayling , 1 on nymph midday and 5 on dry in the evening.

6 Grayling

Wonderfully day on the water. River temp around 16.5. 6 Grayling to the net on a combination of methods, nymph earlier in the day and dry's later in the evening. Thanks to Shaun and Rachael for the advice on how to tackle the evening rise.

1 Trout, 6 Grayling