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12 x grayling 10-15 inches, 1 x out of season trout 9 inches, trotting. A midday session in the rain, initially taking quite a while to find a shoal. The action ended abruptly as the river started to rise and colour.

12 Grayling

Perfect conditions for trotting. Should have been good - but wasn't.

1 Grayling

Nil return.

Fabulous conditions now. J levick tried for pike on Saturday and missed a huge fish which followed his lure on beat 5. Sunday a superb day again - 1 kelt about 5lb and a very fat pike 42 inches long weighing 22lb 6 oz from beat 6. All looking very pretty now after the numerous work parties Tim Kelly has hosted.

1 Pike

A bitterly cold day fishing very slow scratching for bites.. river was flowing very hard and still dropping .... 2 nice chub 4lb 11 and 4lb saved the day ...nice to get back on the Wye!!!!

2 Chub

9 x grayling 14-17 inches, 1 x out of season trout 10 inches, trotting and Tenkara. I had to roam around a fair bit. Rain fell to the south and a good dose of snow on the Black Mountains, but Builth Wells area stayed dry and the Irfon continued to fall. Level today at 0.69 and dropping slowly, cold and clear. It should fish well for a bit while it stays dry.

9 Grayling

River just fining down after flood, the pike were unresponsive apart from a follow and a lost fish (small) late in the day. RJ ledgered maggot catching a very healthy 1.5 lb trout and a couple of grayling, but no chub. SJ blanked. Many thanks to Terry for his directions for this beautiful water, we will be back!

2 Grayling

I spent a couple of hours trotting for grayling in the morning before the wind got too strong. Briefly hooked two fish which were probably trout. River average height and clear.

Fished for 3 hours...no sight of grayling at all.....one nice fat and fit trout about 12-13" on olive tungsten bead nymph. River at 0.34m ..able to wade but flowing fast and strong.

1 Trout

5 x grayling 6-14 inches, 9 x out of season trout 8-14 inches, trotting. River very high today, even by recent standards (Llanstephan gauge out of sight after unexpected overnight rise of about a foot). Lately I'm continually underestimating the rise in levels caused by relatively light rain in central Wales. I suppose the ground is so saturated that it has no absorption capacity and the water goes to the river at once. I did manage to find a couple of slacks to fish although greedy post-spawning trout were mainly in evidence. Grayling came on to feed around dusk.

5 Grayling