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First visit to this brook. On Arrival I was surprised by two things. The amount of boar activity and also how private and secluded the beat feels even though there is a footpath alongside it.

Fished the duo for the whole session but strangely the fish would only touch a pheasant tail nymph over a hares ear. As midday approached takes moved from the nymph to the dry. Most likely lies held at least one trout to the hook and some even more. The water was clear enough in places that trout could be stalked too.

Only the occasional rise was seen as a trickle of small olives hatched in the warmer spells of the day.

Should've had at least double this number of trout but these fish hit hard and fast and fight all the same. A few better fish over powered my two weight set up and found the trees roots before I could impose control over the fight. A brilliant stretch I can't wait to visit again!

14 Trout

Another cold start of the day. No flies seen, so forced to fish with long leader, an heavy nymph on the point and a selection of spiders. All fishes taken on the a small grey spider, size 14. Best fish, a pretty healthy BT around 2 pounds, safely released

3 Trout, 1 Grayling

fished hard with no fish to show for it

Long hard day, fished fly and spinner , fished every pool from top to bottom with no salmon seen or caught. Did have a grayling about 2lb on a salmon fly

River was fairly low so made all areas accessible - 3 brownies caught on a dry fly, including one that was 3Ibs+ - little bit of breeze at times, generally overcast. A good day's fishing

3 Trout

Perfect weather conditions, water a little low but v clear, seemed like a very fishy beat but, alas, no fish seen or caught.

14 inch trout kept . Other released.

2 Trout

5 Trout