We cannot stress enough the importance of making quick and accurate returns of salmon catches, even if nothing has been caught. Recording catch data is one (perhaps the best, certainly the most cost effective) way of determining the success of our river restoration works. Although affected by short term variations in weather and water conditions, the longer term data set will build an accurate picture of our salmon runs. Catch returns can be made quickly via our online form for both Passport and non-Passport waters. Most of our reporting is from the Wye. Where a salmon has come from another river we will state accordingly.


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Monday 21 May 2012

10:25 pm Another from the Moccas today, 18lb on fly from beat 4.

4:41 pm Steve Boswell had a v fresh 15lbs fish from below rabbit hole Wyesham today spinning and Joe Cobley had a similar sized fish yesterday from same beat.

1:06 pm Further late reports from Luggsmouth: a fish of 15lb last Thursday, one of 13lb for Alan Fitzpatrick on Saturday and another of 19lb on Sunday. The fish taken on the beat on Wednesday weighed 18lb and 20lb.

10:49 am Fish over the weekend for Philip Parkinson from the Nyth (15lb) and Jim Parsons, whose 14lber from Abernant came half out the water to nail the hitched tube.

Sunday 20 May 2012

6:41 pm Stephen Marsh-Smith had a 15lb fish from the Ferry pool, Gromain beat, this afternoon.

6:20 pm A fat 15lb fresh run fish for Wayne Tyler from the Rectory on a Mepp.

5:25 pm Further fish reported from Bredwardine 3, Foy 1, and lower Bigsweir 1.
Late report of 1 more from the Nyth last week.

3:54 pm Mike Timmis landed a 11lbs sealiced fish on fly from the Pipes pool, Wyesham

8:30 am Shad: These have now reached the upper Wye with Rectory and Gromain catching a few.Shad should not be intentionally fished for and as with salmon should be returned immediately

Saturday 19 May 2012

9:00 pm Steve Boswell had a brace from a beat below Builth today, 12lb and 13lb, both took a #10 cascade.

6:22 pm Adam Tobin lost his first salmon on a fly at Gromain

5:37 pm Another very big fish from Spreadeagle of 27lbs, taken in Piles on a fly

2:22 pm 10lb fish from Garnons for Ricky Reno.

1:45 pm Wayne Tyler has taken a fish of 10lbs from the Rock Pool, Rectory on fly this morning

7:29 am Yesterday a first Wye salmon for Andrew Beattie from Abernant. The 15.5lb took an Ally's shrimp and Mr Judd had a good fish of around 20lb from beat 5 of the Moccas. The fish took a cascade.

Friday 18 May 2012

9:36 pm Congratulations to Malcolm Edwards who caught his first Salmon today. The 16lb fish took an Usk grub on the Letton beat.

9:32 pm Gerry Wood had a "beautiful silver 16lb" fish from Glanwye this afternoon

3:24 pm Another fish around the 20lb mark from the Spreadeagle beat for David Thompson. This one was very fresh.

1:46 pm 16lb slightly coloured fish from Llanstephan this morning

Thursday 17 May 2012

9:44 pm 2 reported from Luggs mouth yesterday no further details. Martin Salter of the Angling Trust had a 14lber on the Rectory. Two others were lost on the same beat.

9:44 pm 4 from Golden mile topped by a 17lber

9:43 pm 3 around 20lbs and 1 of 25lbs to one rod from Spreadeagle today plus a huge fish lost after 30 mins play.

9:41 pm Brian Skinner took a 15lb fish from the upper Usk in the morning and then crossed catchments to take another 15lber from Pwll-y-feada this afternoon.

Wednesday 16 May 2012

7:55 pm Oliver Birch had fish of 20lb and 10lb from Pwll-y-feada today, both on spinner. The beat also had 2 fish of over 20lb last week

7:42 pm Wayne Tyler lost a big salmon after 40mins play on his beat at Caermawr this afternoon. The 10lber that followed seemed scant consolation to him! Both fish took a fly.