With no fishing on the horizon for me this weekend today would be my last chance to wet a line until next week. After dropping my wife off at the airport this morning i had one or two other chores to deal with which left me with a few hours of fishing time before the kids finished school. I arrived at the burn before noon to find it running clear and a good bit lower than on my previous visit.
encouragingly there were a few olives kicking about and the odd riser to go for, the size 12 klink seemed to be to their liking taking most of the trout today with the brown wire nymph picking up a couple too.
the biggest of the day rose under an overhanging tree, after missing him first cast on the klink he took the nymph on the second putting up a great scrap until i slid the net under him .
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he was in great condition |
i've passed this welly boot a few times now, hope there's nobody attached to the other end!
it was nice to see a Grayling putting in an appearance, they've been hard to come by on this stream of late
all to soon i had ran out of time and had to head home for school finishing, next week can't come soon enough!
welldone bri, and that grayling truly iis a welcome sight!
ReplyDeletethanks Col, hopefully a good sign, it would be nice to see a few more showing up.
Deletewell done Brian, a nice couple of hours, like you I'm stuck now and wont be fishing for another week due to work, I was contemplating a couple of hours tonight but it never materialised, well done mate.
ReplyDeletecheers George, aye its a bit frustrating, you'll be like me wanting to get out at every opportunity, especially this time of year.
DeleteVery nice Brian, cracking looking spot
ReplyDeletethanks Ben, aye it's a great wee burn to have near by, it can suffer from poor clarity at times but it was good today.
DeleteSome nice brown Brian, love those little afternoon outings. Looks like things are "greening up" nicely
ReplyDeleteIt was a fine afternoon Mark weather wise too, i had to drag myself of the river.True one minute we're looking for the first signs of spring and before you know it the trees have came into leaf and the river banks are awash with colour.
DeleteAlways nice to pick the right time, and be rewarded handsomely.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
Thanks Alan, it was a great afternoon for sure.
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