The fishing in the past 2 weeks has been unusual with the river above Bunclody outfishing the lower beats by a significant factor as fish hammered through in the unseasonally high water. Although it has substantially quietened down in the … Continued
An angler fishing upstream of Bunclody has landed 2 badly seal marked fish in the last week. One very fresh fish had a raw hole in its gut and the second, which had been a while in the river, a … Continued
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We hope to restart fishing reports next week. A decision has been made that only members should be able to access these reports and they will be password protected with the same password as the webcam.
We are heading into the peak period of the Smolt run and it is so important that as many as possible make it safely to the sea. Ken Whelan explains below how best to deal with them and the importance … Continued
We have been asked to remind everyone of the importance of handling fish carefully when practising catch and release. The best practice is to keep the fish in the water at all times and remove the hook while it is … Continued
Given the ongoing Covid restrictions we are not putting up weekly reports and photos at present. As can be seen on the webcam the river has now dropped considerably and is absolutely gin clear and the water remains very cold. … Continued
A lack of photos and news flow arising from the first Covid 19 lockdown meant that there were no fishing updates provided in 2020. Local members who could access the river within the travel restrictions enjoyed good sport with April … Continued
Apologies for the delay in offering guidance in relation to the salmon angling season due to commence on Wednesday 1st April. We decided not to advise up until now due to the ever changing regulations and restrictions and feared an … Continued
While the river was generally quiet for the last 2 weeks there was a flurry of action on several lower beats last weekend as a few pods of fish appeared with reports of 3 fish lost by one angler on … Continued