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Cold until sun broke through around midday then intermittent hatches throughout the afternoon MB,Grannom and small olives. 4 to 12" on Elkhair and tiny goldhead. Saw many large grayling feeding on olives by the village.

Great day with AK from Ludlow. All in all 7 trout between 10 and 12 inches on a mixture of dries and nymphs. There was indeed a quick flurry of March Browns (Yes, it was the real thing) which the fish very quickly turned on to.

Another fantstic day, 14 trout to 16ins, 5 grayling to 12ins, all on the grannom. Grannom on the water at 9.30, fish rising from the start and still going when I left at 17.45. Need another visit soon, Thanks.

Fantastic day, too many trout & grayling to keep count, both to 17 inches. All but a few caught on h/e emergers, rising most of the day to L/D Olives on the water likewise. Need to get back up there soon. Only down side was losing a wooden landing net which may well be as far down stream now as Hereford. WHERE ARE THE TROUT ANGLERS?

A cool, overcast day with very little sign of rising fish. Two of us shared the beat and took a steady stream of trout and grayling on leaded bugs fished either in the French or Czech nymphing style. A total of 17 fish most of which came from Ciliau run.

Milder day (7-10degrees), overcast and down-stream strong breeze. Water very slightly coloured. 3x grayling up to 1lb and 2x small oos browns between two rods (and two lost fish)- all taken on hot head grub patterns up to size 10. Also saw a salmon leap!(estimated around 8lb). No fish taken.

We couldn't get in the river due to being too high so no fish caught.

Two good takes all day but no sight of a silver scale. Both fish were tempted with a heavily weighted Hares Ear nymph fished across and down the margins. River running clear but fast and high, difficult to know where to start. Very windy and chilly wading.

A pleasant enough day with the water at 8 degrees and 1'6" at the start but which then unexpectedly rose to 1'9" over the course of the day. So it was really pushing through making access to certain usually accessible and fish-holding parts of the beat an absolute no-go. No midday olives and no rising fish at any time but I still rose a couple of 10-12" fish to a HE emerger whist fishing duo. Surprisingly litle on nymphs fished this way, apart from a few graylets, and nothing Czech nymphing on bigger usually attractive bugs. Maybe the rising water put them off or maybe the ladies have begun to move to pastures new? Probably now time to get out the trotting gear for more efficient searching (but not here of course!).

River still on the high side after all the rain but fishable lower down in the beat. (just above 2ft on gauge) 2 grayling estimated 11" & 14" plus 3 out of season browns. All fish taken middle river over gravel banks on spectra/red tag jig nymph on point and one fish on pink shrimp dropper. All fish released.