The water is in great condition, full and crystal clear. Sedges are still in abundance at the moment and are about an inch long. They are getting blown about in all directions, as the wind cant make it's mind up, and blow in the same direction for more than two days in a row. We are still occasionally getting a east wind during this summer. I also don't think we will get a hose pipe ban this year. Any way back to the fishing. School bay and about 80 yards out from the heather hills were good spots this week, with good steady catches coming from both. Methods varied from sedges to cormorants and damsel's. They all caught fish and in different areas. The weather is changing conditions almost daily, and that affects the trout diet. Hatches and rises don't seem to be planed this year, as no two days are the same. Lets hope for more settled weather everywhere. Anglers that did well this week, Heriots 6 for 13.9lb and 42c/r, D. McDowell 3 for 9lb, J. Sneddon 3 for 7.12lb, J. O'Hara 3 for 7.4lb, J. Middleton 3 for 7.11lb, S. Montgomery 3 for 6.13lb, L. Taylor 3 for 7.4lb and 6 c/r, D. Frater 3 on c/r, G. Fisher 4 for 16.4lb, K. MacMillan 3 for 6.12lb, J. O'Hara was back again with 3 for 9.12lb and 1 c/r and a cracking brown, I. Mc Clean 3 for 11.4lb one was 5.14lb, J. Kettles 5 for 10.4lb, St. Mungos Angling Club 10 for 23.7lb and 1 c/r, Rainbow Warriors 30 for 62lb, J. Epp 4 for 10.3lb, Bridge of Weir 10 for 25.2lb. Evenings finish at 10.30pm now.
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