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The river is low, clear and cold, head for the Hereford town centre stretch (Belmont), its full of fish this time of year, you might find the fish have moved out towards the middle as its so clear, when its up with colour you can catch on the inside. Bailiffs along there will give you good advice.
Jon, the usual rule applies.... the further you walk form the parking areas the fewer anglers. Holme Lacey 4 has to be booked so that is always quiet and the other Holme Lacey beat is quiet too usually.
Jon, Id say an upstream cast is worthwhile in any swim where you can regardless of high/low water level. Its always worth exploring the swim if the downstream cast isn't producing.
John, if you join HDAA then Woody in his tackle shop will always try and put you on fish. Also Im very happy to share info, Ive been a member for about 10 years now and fished all their stretches many times. Lots of fish right through, especially chub and you have the bonus town centre fishing...
Neil, I haven't fished with my 17' Acolyte a lot but its a lot more powerful than I imagined. I hooked and landed an 8lb Wye barbel on a 0.10 bottom and I was surprised at how good the rod was. It will definitely cope with big chub easily imo and the odd barbel.
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