Writer and angler Will Millard is on the second leg of his journey down the River Wye. Here the river heads for a land between two countries. As it broadens and deepens, it becomes not only a river but a border. At Glasbury, Will joins a group of young people from across Britain as they take to the water. At Hay-on-Wye, Will learns how a place now famous for its literature festival, reinvented itself as a book town. As the Wye flows into England, the river enters a land of affluence and influence where its banks are lined with several large estates. The rich soils of the Wye valley brought great wealth to the area. Halfway through his journey, Will reaches Hereford, the only city on the Wye. Before he finishes this stretch of his journey, Will cannot resist another chance at catching a Wye salmon.