The weather has got colder, but the fishing has been hot. The action on the top of the water is excellent. The big sedge's are on, and we mean on. If one bumps in to you. Yes, i said that right. Bumps in to you. You will know what i mean when it happens. They are solid flying protein for the trout and they are in the thousands around the water. So a floating line and big sedge patterns will work well. The best flies this week are sedges, f-fly, and yellow owl cdc. The East side of the Loch has been holding fish all year and again was a hot spot, with the high banks a close second. David Ezzi was the winner of the boat league competition this week. He is pictured here with Barrie Dexter who was second on the night, giving the prize to David from our sponsors, Fishers. Places are available for the boat league. So if you want to give it a try, come along on a Thursday night. Details are on the web site. Evenings finish time is 10.30pm. The water is in great condition and full of natural food for the trout to eat. And the trout love this abundant food source, that is great for there muscle and condition. Anglers that did well this week G. Williams 7 on c/r, R. Telfor 9 on c/r, I. Bennet 6 on c/r, T. McAlister 5 for 11.5lb and 6 c/r, Mr. Tain 11on c/r, Bibios on a Tuesday night 34 on c/r on cdc, J. Mason 8 on c/r, Roy Stanton 2 for 4.5lb and 3 c/r, J. Mitchel 5 on c/r, S. Sneddon 4 and 4 c/r, D Oliver and M. Stone 10 for 21lb and 8 c/r, I. Oliver and D. Dawn 8 for 17.4lb, H. Dunbar and Nicky 8 for 16.10lb and 2 c/r, J. Swanson 5 for 11.1lb. The average weight was 2.4lb last week and the average rod was 4.
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