I managed to get down today Tim, Llangollen (Dee Farm down to the Glide)- the weather said it wouldn't be windy - but there were some terrible gusts - luckily downstream. There's a tinge of colour in the water. Lost a sea trout on a Willie Gunn at the top end of Dee Farm as I didn't bring a net and tried to grab the leader. Fecked off, I then swapped to a trout rod and got this sea trout just further down, not massive - but my first migratory fish this year!!

- on a dry fly - right under the trees and right next to the far bank.
Swapped again to the Salmon rod - but didn't touch anything - except a greedy trout - next to 'Andrew's rock'. That fallen tree might cause problems if you hook anything - but may also help funnel the fish.... (?)
There was nothing rising - i've had a disappointing Trout and Grayling season so far - I'll always fish Dry Fly first, any time of year - even if nothing rising - because they will come if they are there- and it's what I was brought up with - but - just tiddlies on dry or wet - now is the time for the big Grayling to start showing - but as i say, nothing much has been doing. Dee Farm is normally a banker for a decent fish. The riffly bit between Dee Farm and the Glide I think has been ruined by chopping down the trees opposite - and I always like to go to Llangollen as it's good for the soul and that was one of my favourite bits - again just tiddlies there.
On a lighter note - old beefy the bull appears to be back at Dee Farm - but wasn't a nuisance or being aggressive as he looked like he's on daddy duty - I was amused to see him running along the bank with about 6 calves to come and have a look. I'm not the best with bulls - still had me a bit nervous all the time I was on the stretch....
No sign of salmon - but there must be a few sea trout knocking about.
Hopefully, might get another shot over the weekend. Tight lines, Patrick