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2 nice brownies caught. One on a streamer and the other one on an olive. Both fish were returned unharmed.

Weather took a quick dip on Saturday, the warm March sun had disappeared for a day and a cooling Northerly breeze reduced the air temp substantially on previous days. There were few granom about and although there were a few flying about at times there was no discernable hatch. Around 2pm there was a good hatch of 'March Browns' not sure if they were true March browns or not, the fish responded well and rose well for quite a while. Managed a dozen fish on a mixture of small pheasant tail and hares ear nymphs and a couple on emergers. Nothing of leviathan proportions, fish to just about a pound or so nice but challenging days fishing.

First rod two trout about 11 inches, two trout about 6 inches one small grayling and several salmon par all caught on goldhead hairs ear.
Second rod one grayling on nymph fished under a klink.

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.