** NB - Sorry for the late report - technology is great when it works properly!! **
It was a week for the big fish. It started with one at 6lb then two at 7lb then one at 8lb. The trout are on the sedges and the big fish are scooping them up in numbers. Up still Saturday the weather was settled and the fishing was constant. Then on Sunday it got colder the wind done a complete u turn and changed conditions again. With much more warmer and settled weather forecast it should make for good fishing or sun bathing if the forecast is correct. Again right along the high banks was the hot spot fishing close to the lilly's. The washing line method of a fab or booby on point then buzzers, or diawl bachs had the best results. During the evening session the top of water fished well with sedge imitations and hares ear hopper's fished dry working well. Good catches this week went to John O'Hara with 3 for 7.6lb on a yellow owl and 4 c/r, G. Fisher 4 for 14.6lb, Harry Broadley 3 for 13.10lb and 3 c/r on cormorants, John O'Hara was back again on a three fish ticket catching 3 for 10.12lb, M. Kershaw senior 6 on c/r on doobri, M. Kershaw junior 6 on buzzers, David Symon 3 on c/r on cormorants, G. Steele 5 for 14.9lb on candy and buzzers and 1 c/r, S. Gordon 5 for 14.2lb on yellow owl, B Taylor 5 on c/r on pheasant tail/cruncher, Falkirk Fly Dressers 31 fish for 88.2lb and 5 c/r, Bill Braitwait4 for 9.10lb and 4 c/r on a damsel. Evening sessions are still on till 11.00pm. Please remember to put on sun protection as the forecast is for sun.
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