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Arrived at Glan Usk, fish rising in the tail of the fast water above the bridge, got one about 12” on an Adams missed two others, the rest of the fish lost interest.

Drove down to the bottom beat, lots of fish rising but not apparently interested in anything I had in my fly box, changed flies regularly until I couldn’t see to tie knots.
What ever they were taking it was they were “sipping” them from the surface. Sometimes with a head and tail rise action, rather than a “snatch”

3 fish caught, all Brown trout, mayfly.
12" 6" 4" All returned.

A lovely little stream with some surprisingly deep pools despite the low water conditions. I caught 5 trout up to 7 inches all on Kilinkhammer/Greenwells in a very enjoyable mornings fishing. A good number of Olives hatching off and a few Mayfly making an appearance which was good to see.

After spending the morning fishing the Llynfi Dulas, I had a break for a few hours during the heat of the day and popped in to the booking office to pick up some more vouchers. The advice and helpfulness of the WUF team was excellent again and following this I spent a few hours in the evening fishing at Llanstephan.

There were lots of rising fish and while I missed more than I hooked, I was very pleased with the three browns I caught on a klinkhammer, which were all 1lb to 1.5lb.

5 trout, several others lost on a very hot day. No evening rise, just lots of trout rushing around chasing fry.

Hot and dozy, with only significant fish having to be induced in the fast pool tails, but not surrendering...Nil return.

1 Grayling 1lb, 3 Trout best 1lb plus a few smaller fish

13 trout caught, many more lost. All fish were between 1/2 lb and 1 lb, and all safely returned. flies were mostly parachute Adams, or black gnats. In all my years of fishing, have never seen so many trout rising at the same time! We both enjoyed our 4 days fishing here on the Usk, and will be back for sure next year. We would like to commend you all at the Foundation for all the effort you have put in to provide us, the visiting angler, with such wonderful opportunities to fish in Wales!

1 chub: 40cm (aprox 1.5kg), 4 trout: 20 to 25cm, 3 grayling: 30cm

flies: 1) dry fly: pink Klinkhamer, 2) nymph: Hare's Ear Nymph (gold bead).

17 x trout 6-12 inches. This beat is very good value as there is a lot of fishable water. I spent a long morning (all the time I had to spare, sadly) prospecting the top part with a Klinkhammer and in fact never got round to covering the bottom end and the Worm Brook - some other time. Come the autumn, I am sure there will be good grayling in those deep holes. Meanwhile, the first mayfly I have seen this year came floating down.