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Cold morning (2C) and an early start on the bright day - fished the Rock Pool and The Chime from left bank but saw no sign of Salmon, tried small and large flies on shooting head / sink tip, easy able to cover the water with a 15' rod.

Moved down below the bridge for the afternoon to the trout pools , and landed a small Sea Trout (<1lb) and a beauty of a brown trout at 2lbs+. River about a foot above summer height - wading ok but care required especially below bridge towards e overhead cables where there are a couple of holes; nice beat though, will come again.

1 Trout, 1 Other

34inch fish, est. 17lb first ever salmon for Marcin Mankowski to spinner, he also lost another fish later in the afternoon. Some fish moving, great day out for our company, we met a season rod who showed us the hut and told a bit of a history of this beat, many thanks to that man. Thank you.

1 Salmon, 1 Trout

A marked drop in temperature coupled with a north wind did not augur well for the fishing and it was tough going. I am recording one brown trout on a beadhead PTN but strictly speaking it didn't quite make it to hand.

1 Trout

2 small trout caught up stream of the bridge itself both less than 1/2 pound. Not much else moving, no fish rising at all.

2 Trout

Fished Hut & Colemans beats. Water level Colemans gauge 2'6", Fishing Wales 1.0m at Redbrook, WUF Fawnhope about 1'0" but unreadable; water temperature about 12C / 54F. Conditions were good and water clear, but no salmon seen or caught. Fished fast sink tip on floating line with 1" black silver tube.

Fly fishing 2 caught at bottom of beat on ptn.
3 caught half way along the beat off the top cdc /elk trout rising freely to hatch of grannom. Hatch lasted for a few minutes only.
All trout half poundish

5 Trout

Fly fishing with AFS shooting head and fast sink tip. Copper tube. Did not see any fish all day. Weather a mix of sunny spells, cloud and the odd short shower. Cold downstream wind all day.

Another blank day.

I've had warmer days fishing for grayling in November. A brisk NE wind blowing down stream didn't bode well.

Started at the top of the beat, the other side of the bridge. Fished a mixed team of nymphs and spiders . Dropped back to the stretch above the Cynrig. Caught a nice fish around 12 inches . May have been a stocky from its colouring.

Relatively warmer from around 1pm, LDO's and other little brown jobs hatching steadily for the next two hours. No fish rising and none tempted by my olive Klink.

My new Kelly kettle provided a much needed warm brew !

1 Trout

I love this beat. The upper stretch is classic salmon water, with deep glacial trenches and fast water over rocks. Shame there were no salmon! There were three trout rising, of which I caught one of 1lb in weight. The weather forecast was it's usual inaccurate self!

1 Trout