The weather is getting warmer, buzzers are moving and the fish are feeding well on them. The water is losing the winter chill and that means the trout will become more active and more likely to be moving about freely looking for food, using more energy, and then needing more food. Anglers had some great bags of fish this week, with lots of fish between the four to seven pound range being caught. Again quality trout, tails like shovels, fighting hard for there lives. The shallower water is still best at the moment, with a cast along or in to the bank a must. School bay was holding fish right across the full bay. Cormorants, pearly and black and green did well, as did cats whisker and nomads, but black buzzer was King. The best catch this week was J. McDonald with 12 on c/r, other anglers who done well, G. Hardy 8 on c/r, Stuart Hamilton 5 for 16lb and 5 c/r, Glen MacKie 5 on c/r, Thomas MacKie 9 on c/r, Gus Shepherd 6 on c/r, R. Thomson 7 on c/r, D. Patterson 5 for 18.6lb and 3 c/r, D. Savage 3 for 8.14lb and 2 c/r, Barry's angling club 17 for 43lb and 5 c/r.
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