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1 x 6" Grayling on a gold head hares ear nymph. Lots of tree cover makes very difficult fishing 6'5" rod needed.

1 Grayling

Visited this beat today but the river level was too low to be really fishable so only stayed less than 1 hour. I tried two pools without any sign of fish.

Could not fish the river because of obstacles in the river and could not go up the banks at these points because it was too over grown.

WUF Note: Thank you for the feedback, we are looking into this now and will get back to you.

Early start before it gets to HOT for me not the fish, 5 wbt to 8" some parts of the river very hard to get at , I need more skill and patience

5 Trout

Water levels low and and water clear. Even so surprisingly few fish rising in a steady mayfly hatch. Recent habitat improvement has made casting easier but speculation in many holes and riffles failed to yield the expected rise. Never mind it's still one of my favourite beats

4 Trout

Good 3 hour session plenty of fish rising. There were a lot flies including May Flies, Black Gnats and spinners. I landed 2 fish and lost 2 more on a wally wing May Fly.

2 Trout

3 trout on small PTN 1 on dry fly,all 6-8". Odd fish rising.

4 Trout

Fished this beat 2 weeks ago upstream of whats left of the bridge so decided to fish from the bottom of the beat up to the bridge this time, not much in the way of rising fish so i fished a small bead head nymph tied on a barbless jig hook underneath a klinkhammer. This resulted in 14 trout up to 10 inches and 1 Grayling that looked well over the pound all on the nymph, I must have missed all lost as many, fantastic sport on my new 6ft fibreglass rod. There is plenty of water to fish and quite a few deep pools. There were a couple of tree that had fallen across the river but i did not have much of a problem getting around them.

14 Trout, 1 Grayling

Fished above the bridge and caught 6 trout up to 10 inches on a nymph fished under a dry fly. Downstream wind made casting difficult at times and also missed a few takes to the nymph, nothing rose for the dry fly. Saw Kingfishers and a eel.

6 Trout