Feedback & Reports

First time here, a beautiful spot. The drive across from Bromyard and the views approaching the water are almost worth the trip in themselves. Met a pair of other anglers just stopping for lunch when I arrived who kindly gave me some tips and suggestions - thanks chaps if you're reading! Blustery, mixed skies, no fish rising, so chopped and changed a pair of wets walking slowly up the left hand side. Complete silence other than skylarks, a pair of cronking ravens and the sheep. Small black patterns with a flash of silver seemed to be the order of the day, catching around a dozen dark, hard fighting upland trout. The wind died and the clouds completely disappeared later in the evening. Was hoping this might precipitate some dry fly action, but instead the fish seemed to vanish. Made for lovely conditions for a picnic tea before the drive home though. Saw a bonus hen harrier on the way out too!

12 Trout

3 taken on fly

5 Trout

Mixture of worm, both bottom and bubble, near in and out a few 100ft, 1 on spinner, and 5 on fly with floating lines.
Weather calm slight wind and ripple on water. Also caught a few pearch but not as many aslast time 3 weeks or so ago

10 Trout, 4 Other

Never fished Talybont during the Summer. Water levels were very low with much of the bank exposed, but it meant we could fish the far wooded bank. Fished it hard. Covered a lot of water. Didn't get so much as a pull and my mate picked up a single brownie right at the end of the session. Beautiful location and, despite blanking, a really enjoyable day out.

2 Barbel, 6 Chub

Had a great day ,weather was to hot but nice day to be on bank .

2 Chub, 1 Other

2 Trout

We used two spinning rods with devon minnows. The river had a lot of colour in it and we saw very little sign of fish.

All fish between 13” and 16”. Most were caught on nymphs with the others on an Elk hair Caddis. Good to be back on the Wye.

5 Trout, 7 Grayling

2 Barbel, 4 Chub