Euronymphing for grayling on the Welsh Dee at Llangollen

To cool off after a hot day, I spent the evening fishing in the Sea Trout pool on the Welsh Dee. I didn't spot any rising fish, so I focused on fishing the fast water with a team of euro nymphs (point: #12 black pheasant tail nymph with a purple collar and 3.5 mm silver tungsten bead; middle dropper: #14 peacock quill nymph with 3 mm TB; top dropper: #16 hare ear nymph).
After a slow start, the fishing improved and I caught some beautiful grayling and brown trout.
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[@gjones8847]

Well done Andrew, I know that pool well, I was there early June, I caught quite a few in between the canoes and the rubber rafts, great videos and blog, keep up the good work. 🙂

[@hawker-overend5404]

Great to hear you enjoyed it. Tight lines, Andrew