Feedback & Reports

All fish caught to ground bait feeder method using meat, pellets and boilies.

10 Chub

5 Chub

Few our before lunch on the town stretch trotting red maggots. Mostly small Grayling but two better ladies of around 1.5lbs and a better fish lost

13 Grayling

River at a good level - had to search to find the grayling but best was a good 40cm all caught fishing close to the bottom

1 Trout, 6 Grayling

Another lovley day on the Wye, Chub were definitely on the feed, picked up 2 barbel last thing, all fish caught on pellet or boilie

2 Barbel, 14 Chub

I was targeting the pike. I did get two runs, but unfortunately never connected with either of them

A tough day searching for grayling on this beautiful stretch of river. I fished upstream of the church as far as the Grandstand Pool. A brutal downstream wind made casting/control difficult with the French leader, but I stuck with the nymphs all day. As the light quickly faded, I'd managed to winkle out 4 out-of-season trout and 2 tiny grayling shots. I did spot an impressive decaying spawned-out double-figure cock salmon, which I suppose was good to see, but I ask again, where are the grayling? Quite depressing really, when I remember how good this river was 10-years ago. Unfortunately, I saw more Goosander than grayling.

4 Trout, 2 Grayling

Quite a hard day, river high and running through fast. Fished the top swim,didn't use a swim feeder as I have lost plenty of tackle in this swim before. Fished fairly close in with Luncheon meat. All four chub were around the three pound mark. The biggest being 3lb 14oz. The bank was muddy and slippery. I was hoping for a better return, with mild weather for the time of year. Saw a Raven and a pair of Gooseanders. Bit noisey at times, with a pheasant shoot and a tally ho lot on the oposite bank, blowing their horns, shouting and dogs barking.

4 Chub

Took advantage of the easing rain and warmer weather to head over to Llangollen. Great day out, even though a blank. Struggled to find the fish, perhaps a combination of trying new stretches of the river, as well as technique! Although the river level had dropped considerably, it was still pushing through at a pace and so I remain very wary of getting in too deep. Given the pace, hard to find the slightly slacker stretches where the fish might be sitting - and otherwise the weight of the nymph would need to be equivalent to a brick to get it down to the bottom :)

2 Grayling