We are now going to get some settled weather at last. The strong winds of last week are thankfully gone for now. With the warmer weather the fish are now taking a small green midge steadily of the top of the water. No splashy rises, just a gentle head and tail scooping them up. The buzzers are on also, with the fish feeding well this week on them. Up to now with the bizarre weather, it was hard to say what was catching, as the weather kept changing the feeding habits and where the fish were, from one day to the next. Last week it was a lures and wets that did well, but patterns that imitate the natural food source should start to out fish them. The two reedy bays and the heather hills were the best spots with a intermediate line working well. But that should change to a floating line for this week. Anglers that did well, I. Carr 3 for 7.14lb and 2 c/r, G. Learmouth 3 for 8.13 on a fab and 2 c/r, Rab Thomson 3 for 8.5lb and 8 c/r, John Marshall 2 for 7.10lb and 3 c/r, J. O'Hara 3 for 8lb with a lovely brown of 3lb, K.Hardie 6 on c/r on cdc and buzzers, W. McCann and J. Cairns 6 on buzzers, K. Wood 5 for 12.7lb on cormorants and 4 c/r, R. Hunter 5 for9.6lb on cormorants, R. Hunter 5 for 12.14lb, Fire Service 7/13 20 fish for 48.9lb and 12c/r, Ronnie Glass 5 for 14.2lb on cormorants, J. Dryden 5 for 15lb, D. Halliday 5 for 13lb. Evening sessions are now on till 10.45pm.
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