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Excellent fishing - casting to rising fish was a challenge with a gusty downstream wind, but lots of fun. good to see the river with a bit more water in it coming down from the Pennines after the recent rain. all 8 fish taken on #18 DH caddis - 12' leader and 3' of 0.14mm 6x tippet

6 Trout, 2 Grayling

Fished for a few hours. had a 15" fish on a nymph and missed another take. Only saw a few rises when I was there so nothing on dry fly. River was low and clear despite heavy rain the day before.

1 Trout

Water levels were good today and the brown algae had reduced. Fished from mid day until 4 ish. Fished the dry dropper, but only saw a couple of fishing raising, so switched to a PTN under an indicator. Managed to hook 5 fish but lost 4 of them. Later found out why I lost so many, as my PTN hook had straightened out slightly! Must have done that on the many snags I encountered . There’s a lesson there somewhere!

1 Trout

Caught one on a dry. Fly and another on a nymph. Wind was an issue so left early. Tight lines

2 Trout

2 anglers 3 Trout each nice day nice weather 2 happy fishermen

6 Trout

Llyn semi full, up to the grass verges so mostly mud and rock on the bottom. Easy access all around, unlike when it is full. Generally still with occassional gentle breeze and mainly overcast. Fished the morning up to noon. No takes on daddies/mayfly or pennell, but small Kate Mclaren pulled in a nice Brown trout on the last cast: 13”, 313gms

1 Trout

2 Trout

2 Anglers fished, all methods produced with chub caught throughout the stretch and 1 small barbel on the float.

1 Barbel, 50 Chub

Rain made little difference to river level. It came up 3 inches then went down 3 inches during the day. Found a oxygenated swim which rewarded me with 10 Barbel and 3 Chub. Biggest Barbel around 4 - 5lb all on touch ledger meat. Biggest Chub around 4lb. Sun finally shining.

10 Barbel, 3 Chub

no signs of any rise. no take all day