The settled weather has made for some good days fishing. Warm afternoons with no clouds in the sky. Anglers are still catching on the dry. Fish are moving most mornings all over the Loch. Sorry to say, the weather is to change. So the fishing tactics will change also. The hot spot is still at the East side of the loch and North reedy bay is also fishing well. Not sure what the fish are taking of the top as it is a very gentle sip down. Not the head and tail. Occasionally the water erupts, as the fry feeder's fill there bellies on the stunned fish. Quite a different ripple on the water after that. Some anglers are on floating lines, others on slow sink lines. Both are working, so the flies are varied. anglers that did well, S. Aitken 5 on c/r on squirmy's, Davy Paterson 4 on c/r on cormorants and booby, J. McDonald 4 on c/r on snatchers, G. Learmonth 4 on c/r on lures, George Bell 3 for 7.10lb and 4 c/r on booby, A. Fountain 6 on c/r on cdc and hot head damsel, Chris Stoneley 3 for 7.14lb and 4 c/r on sunburst fab, David Frater 6 on c/r on dries, J. Grant 5 for 14.3lb on hot head damsel, David Wilson 4 on c/r on dries, John Middleton 3 for 7.8lb and 2 c/r on diawl bach and cormorants, S. Moodie 4 on c/r on cormorants. Hot head damsel was the most consistent fly this week.
We had a meeting with John Ross about the boat league for next year and are pleased to say things are moving forward well.
We would like to ask anglers interested in a boat league at the loch to please tell us by email, phone or text what night would best suit you. We will be in a position then to select a night that suits most anglers. Please let us know asap.
The rules will be posted on the web site when finalised. As will the format. It will run from May for approximately 14 or 15 weeks every week.
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