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Very overgrown here with trees down across the water which you have to get out to negotiate. Needs some serious attention with a chain saw. If you're up to the challenge you are well rewarded however with plump trout rising to mayfly in a series of lovely deep pools. Huge mayfly hatch. Real bit of wilderness fishing.

7 Trout

1 Trout

Only fished for 2 hours around lunchtime.Very hot and sunny.No rising fish seen

A few mayfly out, but it was not obvious that the fish were feeding on them. However, one fish caught was on a grey wulff. River very low, and back eddies made presentation difficult. On the way back I had a few cast at the bottom of Aberedw.

1 Trout

A lovely day at Hundred house with plenty of Mayfly and rising Trout. All fish caught on dries, nothing big but great fun on light tackle.

12 Trout

A small mayfly hatch during the first half of the afternoon brought up a few of the smaller fish. Only one large fish was feeding, but only on the natural.

5 Trout

Trout between 6 and 10 inch. All caught on nymphs. Only fished part of the beat, but it seems a lot of pools have been cleared from rubbish as far as necessary to fish them. Thanks to WUF

6 Trout

First time on this beat....fished 10-1pm....hard going, wind against me and no sign of flies nor fish. Tried everything ..bottom...mid flow...surface but all quiet. Zero fish so moved on.

Beautiful day for the first of the season. Not surprisingly river very high after the winters rain. Didn't see a fish let alone catch one. Air temp about 7 degrees. Spent a pleasant couple hours with red kites overhead. Must put a mention in for my b&b the Hundred House Inn at the top of the beat. 01982 570231 or mob 07951 600194. Lovely simple accommodation and great basic food. Several bars with log burners. All very friendly. Cost of b&b £30. I had deep fried mushrooms followed by lasagne and chips washed down with a bottle of wine. Cost of food and wine, £25.

I takable fish (returned), otherwise very small. Progress not as simple as suggested due to several trees across water. Quite a challenge for an octogenarian!

5 Trout