Feedback & Reports

Despite the high pressure, low water and bright conditions, cabin fever got the best of me.
Some nice ater especially the Cabans, although wading on the bedrock makes for an uncomfortable and precarious time.
No salmon seen, but an obliging trout took my small waddington.
My main criticism is the compleat lack of bank and access management, making the whole experience more like jungle warfare, barbed wire fences included FOC. Our less abled fishers would not have a chance.

1 Trout

Very difficult day, the river looked in good condition with some residual colour from the rain but there was a nasty downstream wind. Except for the parr (which seemed to be quite numerous) no fish were rising until late afternoon, and searching with wets and dries produced nothing. Eventually one or two fish did begin to rise in well sheltered far-bank slacks beyond my wading and casting skills. One 10" fish rose within range and I caught it on a dry sedge pattern.

1 Trout

Beautiful day on a wonderful beat. Didn't see a salmon, but a couple of takes from WBT near prime lies caused some excitement.

2 Trout

Lovely afternoon. Was on the river from 12:00 to 15:30. All fish taken on nymphs. Hit a shoal of grayling - brilliant fun. Lovely little river. Brilliant fun.

1 Trout, 7 Grayling

1 Grayling

4 Trout

Fly fishing from boat.

6 Trout

Difficult day. One bite and one fish to nymph in the wind.

1 Trout

Sorry to say this is the last time I will be visiting this venue. Too expensive to share your swim with half the population of Birmingham. They descend from the Black Country and line the far bank like an ivading Army. This is not what I come to the Wye for. Not a single bite.

Grayling of 8" and 9" and a trout of 12".All fish caught on goldhead hare's ear from first fast run below bridge(also missed about 9 fast takes here!). Couldn't get a touch anywhere else. River quite low, lovely day.

1 Trout, 2 Grayling