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6 Trout

Salmon lost after first cast of the day at Neck of Spring and 2 salmon seen in Bachawy Pool, had to pack up at 3pm as long journey after three days fishing. Feel if we had both been a little more on the ball we would have caught on Gromain as conditions were perfect but were feeling a little exhausted after the previous days activities!!

On 13 June Richard Crosbie-Dawson, a Guest at Spreadeagle caught a 12lb Hen fish in Glangwye at 3pm on fly.

1 Salmon

Water becoming very low and clear. Took four fish to spiders then iron blues hatched around 6 pm. Took another 6 fish to 2lbs 8oz. Great fishing.

10 Trout

Evening - a salmon seen, but not caught

River falling and clearing - 2 salmon on a double cascade this morning

2 Salmon

River level dropping but slowly, very coloured to coloured even for spinning packed up after 45 minutes waste of time nothing showing.

Two fresh fish, each 33", c.14 lbs. Three more lost by other anglers.

2 Salmon

Fished the Gwent AS Gilwern water this morning and yesterday evening. Water still pushing through with a bit of tea colour, but blessedly relatively wind free, and warming up again. Yellow mays, sedges, mini-caddis and some smaller olives showing, in particular yesterday evening. Over both sessions I had 25 fish of 8-16 inches, most, but not all, rising fish. Yesterday evening, I initially had fish on a small mini-caddis (Agapetus) pupa shuttlecock (there are now lots of mini-caddis around) as I did this morning, until about 10 a.m, when emergence, confirming many years of morning observations, seems to stop. After fishing the mini-caddis pupa yesterday evening, Baby Sunfly (BBS) proved to be the go-to pattern with suspected nymphing fish taking it with abandon, until my only one disappeared on a long-distance release! Changed at this point to the UB Ducks Dun which was almost as gratefully received until I couldn't see any more. This morning after the mini-caddis hatch stopped, BBSs did the bizz again. There were relatively few fish rising, but those that did nailed the BBS and, of six fish, three were 16 inch, fat 1.5 - 1.75 pounders. Worth giving this well-proven Powell / Lewis generic, traditional buggy pattern a go for sure. Dilly wax it all up and chuck it out there! 14s and 16s. It did me proud in the wind last week on the Arrow as well. Tight lines.

25 Trout