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Fly Fishing

ken — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 12:52:00 +0000

There is a nice head of wild brown trout and I believe some grayling, in the upper reaches of the River Teme above Knight on, other than the stretches running under the various bridges none of the other river stretches have been fished in recent years, so we have a free rising head of natural wild [...]

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Doldowlod

ken — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 02:44:19 +0000

Doldowlod Trout Salmon and Winter Grayling on the Wye The Wye and Usk Foundation Approximately 2 miles of double bank fishing on the main Wye upstream of Newbridge. The river here is 20-30 yards wide and provides a good variety of water holding a good head of trout and grayling. The grayling fishing is especially good from August [...]

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Mortimers Cross

ken — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 19:34:57 +0000

Mortimers Cross The Wye and Usk Foundation winter grayling fishing Approximately 1.7 miles of mostly double bank river Lugg winter grayling fishing just downstream of Mortimers Cross. This part of the Lugg gently meanders through the scenic Herefordshire countryside. The beat provides some excellent grayling fishing on a medium-sized river and is relatively easy wading on a mostly [...]

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Hergest Court

ken — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 19:22:50 +0000

Hergest Court The Wye and Usk Foundation Situated close to the border, a mile or so upstream of Kington, the Hergest Court beat on the Arrow offers wild brown trout fishing on the upper reaches of this famous river. Gently meandering through pasture, the river here has a gravel riverbed, making for easy [...]

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Lyepole Fishery

ken — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 18:58:14 +0000

River Lugg fishing, The Wye and Usk Foundation For those that enjoy trout fishing on medium sized river, the Lyepole Fishery is a 1m stretch of double bank river Lugg fishing, situated a few miles upstream of Amestry. This part of the river meanders through a wonderfully tranquil, steep-sided valley and is an area of the river [...]

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