The loch fished steady all week, with the weather being kind it made the fishing good. Top of the water or just below the surface is the best at the moment. Young Marco Ezzie had two fin perfect stunning rainbows during an evening session on catch and release. You could shave with the tails on them. He is busy practising his skills for next years Scottish youth team, and we wish him well this Saturday. Both fish were between the 7 to 10lb mark, and looked stunning. The pictures will be on our web site soon. Dry daddy's fished very well, as did the ever consistent candy booby. Sedges are still on the water and anglers are catching well on them. There seems to be an endless supply of sedges this year and the trout love them. The two reedy bays and school bay were the hot spots this week with most anglers bagging up by midday most days. The loch is still full and crystal clear. Lets hope for more settled weather this week so that the fishing stays as good. Anglers that did well A. Richmond 3 for 7.5lb and 4 c/r on a sedge, Harry Broadley 3 for 7.2lb and 7 c/r, John O'Hara 3 for 10.6lb and 5 c/r on a sedge, Harry Broadley was back again with 3 for 6.2lb and 1 c/r, W. Tomlin 4 on c/r on cormorants, J. Bryan 4 on c/r on cormorants and cats whiskers, Cowdenbeath club had 30 fish for 68lb and about the same on c/r, Des Welsh had 5 on c/r on a red sedge, Billy Mc Granaghan had 5 on c/r on a red sedge, Mark Paterson had 5 for 10.15lb, Stuart Miller had 5 for 10.12lb, A.B.C. and D had 32 for 79.2lb. Evening session's finish at 8.15pm now, and you can still get your normal day permit or a 12 till 8pm permit. Phone Alex on 07527 254811 for up to date information on the Loch. Tight lines.
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