Buzzers are on, the sedges are on. With the right conditions, it is a fly fishers dream at the moment with top of the water sport. The warmer weather has made the loch visually pleasing, as trout can be seen cruising about taking the naturals of and in the waters surface. With the naturals being trapped longer in the surface film during the warm weather and no wind. It makes for easy picking for the trout, as the food stays much longer before it flies away. We should all be out know enjoying the pure pleasure of Dry fly fishing. It can be frustrating, but there surely is no better prize in fly fishing than watching a trout roll over your dry, then that pause that seems like a life time, Then it all goes tight, your in. Anyway I move on. The loch fished well this week with good catches going to k. Hardie 7 on c/r buzzers and cdc, A. Ballantyne 5 for 14.7lb and 3 c/r on yellow owl cdc, A. McCann 6 on yellow owl, J. Cairns 5 on c/r on buzzers, SPRA west 35 for 90.14lb and 2 c/r, Heriot A.C. 4 for 10.4lb and 18 c/r, S. Sneddon 4 on c/r on cdc dries, J. Swan 4 for 10.7lb on a dancer, J. Middleton 3 for 7.9lb on diawl bach. From the dam all the way along the heather banks to the school is holding a lot of fish at the moment and floating line with black buzzers or dries like sedges or yellow owl is working great. If the weather stays the same it should not change much, but that may be a lot to ask for this summer. Evening sessions finish at 11.00pm now. Contact Alex on 07527 254811 for bookings or daily fishing information..
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