Whilst not directly on the River Bank, the Hayloft sits in the village of Bredwardine which is historically synonymous with River Wye Angling. In the salmon heydays of the 70s and 80s, anglers came from all over the world to fish for Atlantic salmon on the Moccas Estate, and adjoining beats.

As the sudden and dramatic salmon collapse took place in the late 80s, a new species became the focus and Bredwardine was the place to go for the earliest specimen Wye Barbel. As the species spread through the Wye like wildfire, this area seemed to be the most productive, and it continues to this day.

You can also add to that some huge shoals of chub, dace, pike to 30lbs, trout and winter grayling. There is something for everyone in this area. a