The Traditional Fisherman's Forum

Caractacus Potts wrote:You must be a bit upstream of that then, unless the place you are stopping has some agreement with Ross to fish their bit ?

I assume they have an agreement, Sir, as they say in their email "Fishing is £5 per day. We supply the ticket. You need your own relevant licence."

Well ... arrived at the self catering cottage after an 'interesting' journey. The little Austin performed impeccably, of course, but I had to stop once because the horizontal snow was so dense I couldn't see 20 yards ahead !!! The accommodation is most excellent, with views out to Ross and the river (when the snow allows). It's remarkable ... changing every 10 minutes and varying from blue skies and sunshine to arctic white out !!!

How the fishing will be tomorrow ... well ... I hope Isaac is looking down on me. Wish me luck ... please !!!

Looking over Ross on Wye 4.15pm :-



Same view at 5pm !!! :-

Best of luck AC. I hope the weather and fish are kind

Don't worry AC, I'm further up the Wye Near Builth Wells and the snow isn't settling so not much to worry about flooding wise. This is just tame snow showers for us.

Best of luck with the fishing Sir.

Hope the weather is more stable tomorrow for you AC

Good luck chap, hope you catch. Any help I can offer, let me know. A friend of mine had a 6lb 3oz chub from just down stream from you on Saturday on cheese paste.

Since I last posted, we now have about an inch of snow settled.

Sorry AC, I fear I may have cursed yu with the dreaded snow. I sincerely hope and pray not.

Blimey, that blue lorry in the first pic has turned white and spun around!
Good luck tomorrow AC, hope the fish are hungry

Have a great time AC.

maggot feeders have been doing the business i believe sir.