Last week it was about the dry fly. Guess what, the weather got colder and the wind picked up. Where is the summer. As we move on to the longest night looking forward to that evening rise, mother nature lets us know who is control, and changes things. Dries and green buzzers still caught fish last week but lures on sink tip lines caught more. Or just more anglers fished that way. The two reedy bays and the heather hills fished well, with the average trout weight 2.8lb this week. The big sedges are back and are about an inch long, so that should be good for some top of the water action. Anglers that did well this week J. Mason 3 on a yellow owl, J. Rankin 3 for 9.6lb and 5 c/r on buzzers, B. Girvan 3 for 10.7lb on buzzers and snatchers, J. Ross 7 on c/r on blobs, D. Patterson 4 on cat booby, J. O'Hara 3 for 9.2lb and 5 c/r on buzzers and hot head damsel, W. Tomlin 4 on cdc on c/r, G. McInley 4 on c/r on cdc and buzzers, T. Balfour 7 on c/r on diawl bachs, I. Balfour 5 on c/r on diawl bach and crunchers,T. Boyle 3 for 9lb on dry daddy, D. McDowell 3 for 9lb on dry black spider, S. Kelly 5 for 11.14lb on a yellow owl, D.Wright 9 on c/r on a fab, K. Hardie 6 on c/r on dries and J. O'Hara was back again with 3 for 9.2lb on a green damsel, S. Burke 5 on c/r on sunburst fab. The weather forecast is predicting a more settled week ahead of us. That should be good for the fishing, and as it should be for this time of year. So contact Alex on 07527 254811 for up to date information on the fishing, bookings or just pop up for a tea or coffee and some short bread.
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