Big fish are being caught at the Loch at the moment. Browns and rainbows. Look at he website to see the brown and rainbow that were caught this week on different days by different anglers. You will understand that a fish of a lifetime can be caught in the Loch. The tail on the rainbow is twice the size of the girth of the trout and just look at the silver growth marks through the tail. You can not catch better quality trout than that. If you hook one of these monsters, it is like hooking a torpedo on steroids. Just about every day, anglers are commenting on the big fish that are cruising about. The high banks tight to the Lilly's, and South reedy bay fished well this week, on midge tip lines and hoppers. With a steady retrieve just under the surface seemed to work the best. Anglers that did well this week, Rainbow warriors 40 for 90.04lb and 15 c/r, W. Munn 7 on c/r on hoppers, J. Anderson 5 on c/r on hoppers, Gillespie and Harrison 9 on c/r on daddys, C. Stoneley 2 for 4.10lb and 7 c/r, G. McFarlane 6 on c/r on blobs, G. Pelini 6 on c/r on booby, M. Moran, K. Miller and friends had 3 boats with an average of 12 to each boat, Townhill Angling 28 for 56lb, J. Young 5 for 11.14lb and 8 c/r, J. Middleton 2 for 5.5lb and 5 c/r on sedge, Milngavie A.C. 23 for 47.5lb and 6 c/r, L. Gardner 2 for 5.12lb and 6 c/r on cormorants, SPRA A.C. 41 for 90.9lb and 21 c/r, A. Taylor 5 for 15.6lb and 2 c/r, a. Scales 3 for 8.5lb and 6 on c/r on dries, G. Coalston 7 on c/r on diawl bach, J. Read 8 on c/r on driesR. Short 8 on c/r on black cdc.
Can i also wish the Scottish youth team all the best this week. They are in Ireland fishing for the national title, representing our country. Come on Scotland.
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