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ID:1010 

O. B. from Gloucestershire

Sunday 11 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:The Dore, Abbeydore (R41)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

3 x grayling 8 inches - 13 inches; 8 x out of season trout 6 inches - 12 inches, on gold bead nymph. Trout still in very good condition here and dominating the pools. Great fun, but this beat rather needs a trim by some-one.

ID:1011 

I. P. from Buckinghamshire

Sunday 11 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Pwll-y-Faedda (upper River Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

12 lb salmon, cock, neck of Bridge gutter, 1.00hrs on size 8 cascade.

ID:1014 

I. C. from Gloucestershire

Sunday 11 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Mortimers Cross (River Lugg)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

10+ Grayling upto 2.5lb all caught on small bead head nymphs My best days Grayling fishing so far.

ID:1015 

N. N. from West Midlands

Sunday 11 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Mortimers Cross (River Lugg)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

first time ive fished this beat or river for that matter. I caught 9 grayling upto around 1.5 lb and 4 trout one of which was 1.75 lb. Also caught lots of very small grayling (around 15) which looks good for the future. I did however see a cormorant. This is a lovely river and one which I will fish again.

ID:1017 

M. W. & M. M. from Birmingham

Sunday 11 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Cefnllysgwynne (River Irfon)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Nice weather, clear water altough on Saturday a bit murky. I fished nymphs wet fly style using fast sinking polyleader(bit weird but I like it). Fish were quite aggresive and takes were firm. I got 4 short grayling and one tiny trout. My friend was more successful and ended up with good number of fish including 5 grayling well over 40cm. He did short nymph better known as czech nymph. Wading is difficult in places - I fell over on Sunday and got wet but carried on fishing;-). The only downside is poor marking of the beat boundaries and parking. It would help if there were signs. But apart from that excellent fishing. Thank you and will be back!

ID:1020 

H. I. from Wiltshire

Sunday 11 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Bridge Meadow (River Usk)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Water very low slightly peaty tinge. Spinning with very small repala's sinking on 10lb line.

07:55 - 12lb male very red returned - caught in run with fallen tree below the bridge pool. Three trout all returned safely largest 3/4 lb. caught at various points on the beat.

ID:1025 

M. C. from Herefordshire

Saturday 10 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Gofynne (River Irfon)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

3 grayling the largest being just under 2lbs, 2 caught on a klinkhammer and the other on a nymph.

A lovely bit of river which illustrates what a great scheme the WUF is running - much appreciated.

ID:1030 

C. K. from Hertfordshire

Saturday 10 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Salmon fishing on the upper Wye....

Fishing:All Species (in season)

Two very enjoyable days at Pwll-y-faedda and Gromain on the 9th and 10 of October respectively but alas, no fish (although a brown trout did manage to engulf a size 4 Thunder and Lightning - which made the pulse race for a few seconds). It was good to see both beats at lower water and to meet someone who has fished one of them for 16 years. Let's hope there are more fish about next season. Keep up the good work.

ID:1006 

F. B. & T. J. from East Sussex

Saturday 10 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:An autumn fishing trip to the upper Wye

Fishing:All Species (in season)

River Wye was very low and crystal clear. Weather was cloudy/sunny at times throughout the week, ideal for fishing as far as we were concerned.

One of the best weeks fly fishing on the Wye to date.

Thanks for the recommendation to fish at Abernant and Llyn Elm. We will definitely fish these 2 stretches again, especially Abernant.

Tuesday Sept. 29th. Fly Fishing at Abernant.

Fred: 3 grayling to 1lb 8oz. & 4 small Brown trout to 8oz.
Terry:5 Grayling between 3/4lb & 2lb 2oz.

Wed 30th Sept. Fly Fishing Llyn Elm.

Fred: 6 Grayling best 1lb 12oz. ( a P.B.) & 6 small Brown Trout to 8oz.
Terry: 5 Grayling best 1lb 5oz. & 4 Brown Trout best 1lb 2oz.

Thurs 1st Oct. Bait Fishing at The Warren/Sheephouse.

Fred: 5 Barbel to 4lb + 1 Eel 2lb + 1 Chub 4lb + 3 Brown Trout. (Best close to 3lb all returned safely) + 2 Minnows.
Terry: Blanked.

Friday 2nd Oct. Bait Fishing The Warren / Sheephouse.

Fred: 2 Grayling best 1lb 10oz. & 6 Trout (all safely returned).
Terry: 1 Grayling. 1 Barbel 4lb 14oz. & 4 Trout (all safely returned)

Sunday 4th Oct. Fly Fishing The Fly Run at Builth.

Fred: 1 Chub 4lb 2oz. & 1 Trout( safely returned).
Terry: 5 Grayling. 1@ 2lb 4oz and best at 3lb1oz ( a P.B.) & 4 Trout (best 2lbs + all safely returned).

Monday 5th Oct. Fly Fishing Abernant.

Fred: 7 Grayling to 1lb 8oz. & 4 Small Trout (all safely returned.)
Terry: 3 Grayling to 1lb 10oz. & 5 trout (all safely returned).

Regards to all at the Wye & Usk Foundation. Thanks for all your help and excellent advice once more, see you all soon.

ID:1016 

I. N. from South Wales

Saturday 10 October 2009 (15 years ago)

Beat:Maesllwch (River Wye)

Fishing:All Species (in season)

A beautiful warm autumn day on the Wye. The river was in fine fettle and the chub liked my spam. Caught 6 to 4pounds 10 ounces.

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