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2 rainbows, around 3lb and 1 lb. Spinning, Mepps no 2.

2 Trout

14 Trout

Very windy, no fish.

6 Trout, 1 Grayling

1 Trout

The morning brought the last of the decent weather …. Whilst it stayed decent there were spasmodic hatches of LDOs, uprights, March browns and sedges. The fish were quick to respond and we winkled out 4 …. Nothing spectacular, all in the 9 - 14 inch class but all fit and hard fighting … all taken on grey size 14 parachutes and safely returned. Everything went quiet after the wind changed direction and became cold about 13.00.

Ashford House is a singular beat. As others have pointed out access points are limited but they are at the points where you get in to the river to catch the fish . Wading is essential but it’s not too tricky. The fish are stunning and it’s a lovely beat … wonderful wild flowers and bird life. Thanks for the fishing…

4 Trout

Fished afternoon after rain cleared up - from approx 3pm. No rises seen, but persisted with dry flies, to no avail

Only spent 2 hr's fishing early evening. Mill stream,tail of Rectory and the run produced the fish. Biggest Was a 1lb. River banks are very tidy.

4 Trout

Gauge just right at 1.2m at Monmouth, accessible fly water fishing runs for the ford,rope and parsons stream all good provided care taken with a wading staff. Other water covered with spinning gear, to no avail with no fish seen. But worth remembering what can feel at times like cosplay from a different time has the potential with the next cast on the Wye to result in a once in a lifetime fish. That with the surroundings, comradeship and joy of the cast is what we're here for - Wonderful!