Feedback & Reports

Beautiful secluded water that was perfect while rivers in full spate. 2 wild carp from the edges. Will be back!

2 Other

Wyebank is a glorious beat and it is the first time we have fished this stretch with the river very coloured and rising rapidly. The usual canoe traffic was replaced by high speed logs zooming past all day and the floating debris did not make matters easy.
Our lack of experience combined with the conditions resulted in us not doing very well...A powerful Barbel was lost in the strong current and only a small Dace was landed on a pleasant mild day.
Thanks to the WUF and we will return along with the Kingfishers when the river is lower.

1 Other

The river was was very high with lots of trees and branches floating down after the high winds. Unable to hold bottom with a heavy feeder but did manage to find a slack close in and caught two chub and an eel on meat. A hard day but nice to be out. Thanks.

2 Chub, 1 Other

Mackerel dead bait. 1 pike weighing 17lb 10oz.
River water levels were high

1 Pike

Accompanied by dark clouds and persistent light rain we arrived at Foy Bridge with limited hope....A quick glance from the bridge endorsed our view fishing was going to be somewhat testing!! But after making the long journey we were happy to be on the river and give it a try.
Not much success but two fish caught...One of us captured a beautiful Wye Barbel weighing 6.10 but sadly this angler only managed a humble small Dace. The Barbel fell to hair rigged pellet in fading light and brightened considerably a damp November day.

1 Barbel, 1 Other

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

1 Trout, 8 Grayling

This beat was fished by a member of the Grayling Society on this occasion

This beat was fished by a member of the Grayling Society on this occasion.

This beat was fished by a member of the Grayling Society on this occasion.

4 Grayling

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

2 Grayling