Two fish this morning from Cadora.  Nigel Teague on a small Cascade.9lbs and 14lbs.
Another fish from |Glanwye today.
Two from Wyesham 12 and 7lbs. Another from Redbrook 7lbs.
Mostly all coloured fish.

Monday 15th September 2014 Anglers Urged to Have Their Say on the Future of Fishing via Online Survey Make your views known on the angling issues that matter in our online survey of Angling Trust and Fish Legal members and non-members at www.anglingtrust.net/membershipsurvey The survey only takes 10 minutes so click HERE to have your say and please forward this email to a friend so they can participate in the survey too. Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive of the Angling Trust & Fish Legal said: "This angling survey is an important opportunity for anglers to give us their views not only about the work of their representative body but also on any issues that they feel are important to the future of angling. This might include worries about declining fish stocks, threats to anglers' rights and the lack of young people coming into our sport. We will publish the results of the survey in November and will use it to prioritise our campaigns, and Fish Legal's legal work, over the coming year. I urge everyone who cares about the future of fishing to get involved and have their say" The Angling Trust runs campaigns, and Fish Legal takes legal action, to fight numerous threats to fish stocks such as poaching, predation, pollution, habitat damage and over-abstraction. The unified organisation also promotes the benefits of angling to society and protects anglers' rights to go fishing. The Trust also has a wide range of programmes to get more people fishing more often and manages a growing calendar of national and international competitions. The survey is intended to identify the top priorities for the angling community to back up our campaigns and legal action. www.anglingtrust.net/membershipsurvey