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Unable to fish due to adverse weather conditions.

Craig Llyn is one of the most picturesque fisheries I have ever fished. The morning was quite a slow start, picking up a few out of season trout. For the most of the morning we fish the French leader with a team of 4mm jig bugs. This method helped as the river was pushing through due to the recent rain fall but surprisingly, the clarity was perfect. We even had the opportunity to se a fair few salmon moving through.
Terry Bromwell and I would like to thank Shaun, Peter and Massey for the invite. Many thanks.

12 Trout, 3 Grayling

This beat was fish by a member of the grayling Society on this occasion.

This beat was fished by two members of the Grayling Society on this occasion.

2 Trout, 7 Grayling

This beat was fished by two members of the Grayling Society on this occasion.

1 Trout, 8 Grayling

2 members of the Grayling Society.

Water was up and pushing - Fair amount of colour but fishable - Had to work hard for the fish.

2 Trout, 8 Grayling

This was our first visit to this stretch and we were impressed with the surroundings, as it runs beneath Goodrich Castle. It really is a beautiful section of the Wye, but sadly the fishing was difficult once again. We spent all day in 2 established swims about two thirds of the way down the beat. A very small Chub and a 4lb Barbel were the only 2 bites all day. We'll be back again next year though.........can't wait!

1 Barbel, 1 Chub

Just the one pike was caught approx 5lb. Think the flow was a bit strong after the rain fall on Thursday but a lovely place and will be going back.

1 Pike

1 Trout, 5 Grayling