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Nothing caught, river level was quite high.

Milder day (7-10degrees), overcast and down-stream strong breeze. Water very slightly coloured. 3x grayling up to 1lb and 2x small oos browns between two rods (and two lost fish)- all taken on hot head grub patterns up to size 10. Also saw a salmon leap!(estimated around 8lb). No fish taken.

32 x grayling 10-18 inches between 2 rods - a combination of trotting and bugging, sometimes shoulder to shoulder. At last a long-awited spring-like day at 8 degrees, lambs gambolling in the field and woodpeckers hammering. I even saw a large dark olive taken at the surface. We had some super fish: five at 17 inches and one at 18 inches.

14 chub on bread and cheese paste. River was low with a bit of colour. Most fish came from the top of the beat.

No catch.

One pike - 17lb 4oz. Lure. Nice stretch.

First time grayling fishing. Had a good description of the waters and pools etc from Mr Picton near the house where you park. Cold day, didn't rise much above 1 degree, ice on some of the flat waters. Waters although not in flood, were running fast and I would advise a wading staff as the current can be rather nerve racking at times.

Caught 4 Grayling, 2 around 3/4lb mark and 2 around 1.5lb, all caught on size 16 pink shrimp. All caught in a pool close to the far bank upstream on the islands within about 1 hour. Other than that very difficult to see where the fish may be lying.

I know it's towards the end of the Grayling season now, but it's given me a taster for it and I shall definitely be back to the Irfon for the trout and Oct/Nov for the grayling. A great day out in beautiful surroundings.

Unfortunately due to the snow overnight on thurs the river was slightly coloured with a little melt water which appeared to kill sport stone dead.

A bitterly cold day with ice in the rod rings causing problems most of the session. It had been -8 degrees overnight. River up somewhat, pushing through and with a little more colour than we would have liked. Difficult to locate the fish but we managed about 35 grayling between us up to about 1lb 12oz.

6 Chub on bread flake. 2 fish from deep water and the rest from shallow water, approx 18" deep which was a surprise as the water was gin clear.