Feedback & Reports

1 Trout, 2 Grayling

Arrived around 8am, started fishing by the “car park”. The water was clear and probably was up a bit as a bank was so slippery and wet. Moved every 1-2 hours up and down to find the fish with no luck, left the water at 3pm.
At least the weather was brilliant:)

Once again a lovely stretch of water, but high levels and flows together with lots of colour put the fish off. Hopefully next time our trip will be more productive when conditions are more favourable.

3 chub and 1 eel all caught on meat,river low and clear.

4 Chub, 1 Other

very difficult day could not get a bit anywhere,tried maggot feeder and luncheon meat but unable to tempt a bite,river looked ok[falling] bank's very slippery after recent flood.

River was a little bit high (0.65 on the Cilmeri gauge), weather was dry yet cold and at times there was bright sunshine, northerly wind blew up at times but on the whole not as windy as expected. All Grayling were caught on nymphs: shrimp patterns, pheasant tail variant and the salmon took a gold head gold ribbed hare's ear.

1 Salmon, 5 Grayling

River had fined down with a nice colour, targeted chub and tried all the usual baits and several swims, ended with a solitary chub on pellet, nice day though.

1 Chub

LOST ROD. . Snowbee 7'6" complete with reel & line , lost / washed away down stream on the Lypole beat below the bridge, if anyone finds it I will be very greatfull if you could let me know. Paul Aston. 07976122631. Thank you.

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