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My first venture on the wild streams; what a day. Weather conditions were just perfect and there was a decent hatch of mayfly and brook dunns. Nothing rising in the morning so stuck with a nymph until lunchtime, taking 10 trout up to 12". At one point I took 3 in 4 casts. Fish started to rise after lunch; they weren't interested in the mayfly but 4 more trout to 12" succumbed to an adams. A big thankyou to WUF and a huge thumbs up to my guide Frank Williams whose knowledge and advice was invaluable.

14 Trout

Two common carp. 1 X 19LB, 1 X 10.4LB.

2 Other

Calm conditions. Ledger with worm.

2 Trout

Both just over 1lb. First caught on the worm, second on the spinner. A couple of near misses too.

2 Trout

2 brown trout caught. Small. 6-8 inches. Both released. Size 12 coch y bondhu.

2 Trout

Slow start on the morning, not much showing at all, come the afternoon was alive with fish feeding on the mayfly .....

1 Trout, 1 Grayling

Mixed sun and cloud, 17c, river at good level. Nymphing with pheasant tail at ripple just this side of bridge.A few Mayfly hatching. 3 fish caught to 2lbs, 1 taken.
Good access on a lovely beat. Witnessed large bird of prey attacking ducklings on the river. Second lovely stay with Joy and Doug at the Travellers Rest less than 1 mile from beat. Ideal. Third year booking through the Foundation, thanks for a professional and efficient way to access some beautiful locations.

3 Trout

Est 10lbs fresh hen. Size 19 stoats tail. Howling downstream wind.

1 Salmon

8lbs Cadora Backs. 10lbs off Redbrook. Slight colour in water from local heavy rain. WUF rod lost two yesterday on C.B.

2 Salmon

One lost salmon about 9am on a spinner. Difficult day, raining and sun.

1 Pike