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Fished it last about 6 weeks ago, had 3 sessions over a fortnight.
First session was fine, and had some very large chub.
Started fishing the waggler with maggot, but could only get bits, ( small dace, chublets, minnnows).
Went on the feeder for a while afterwards, whilst feeding pellet on the waggler line. I didn't do much on the feeder but did have a good chub eventually on it.
Went on to the waggler and had a good chub first cast, and by the end of the day I'd had 6 very good chub.
Second session was a struggle and may be have been blinded a bit by pellet, although maggot produced bits again, but so did pellet. I had my PB smallest barbel that day of about 4oz.
Third session was a real struggle on anything, but must admit that week a number of places I fished had not been producing much.
Upstream there's some pegs where you'll need to wade across as it's very shallow down the inside, which I've yet to fish but, will do when there's a bit more colour in the water. But the pegs aren't too bad compared to other stretches of the Wye that I've fished.
Going to have another bash at it next week
Posted on October 13, 2015 at 7:02 AM
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Regarding the speeding, having been to Stacklands 3 times now, midweek. I don't know whether we are being blamed for what others are doing. Every time I've been there's been a shed load of chelsea tractors coming in the opposite direction, rather quickly, and I've had some near misses. I'm not saying they are locals, but they don;t look like anglers.
I even tried going to Stacklnds via Hoarwithy, but it's still 4 miles of single track road from that way too.
Besides that, and the £?*$!@ wasps, it's a cracking stretch of water
Posted on September 25, 2015 at 12:51 PM
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