one caugbt on tbe luther yesterday
one caugbt on tbe luther yesterdayTheres a fish or 2 about and water is good. Weather might be a bit changeable this week.
well done john onnie wee fishBrilliant Alistair, well done to all, especially John!
Gallowgate boys 🤣Today, the Comrie crew were on a trip to Pert, fishing the Lower Bridges beat. Water at 9/10 inches, 6 inch lower than hoped for, but hopes and spirits were high and the craic was good! On arrival at Luther pool there were fish showing as it seemed a run had come in off the earlier high tide, fish also showing at Bridges and throughout Boat beat we later learned.
Upshot was, one of the lads stood taller than the rest, proudly deflowering his new McKenzie rod...... not just once, but twice....including the first this year off the Luther pool, with 2 cracking fish of around 10 and 5lbs. There were other pulls , which just came to nothing. A great day out, knackered but, we shall be back! 😁
Ps, cheers to the Dennistoun boys who left early and gave us the opperchancity to fish Upper beat, the 5lber was taken from the Lower Weir👍
back up on thursday for another bash 🐟Just testing you wee Blue!! Aye the craic was good!!
Nice one sir!One yesterday from the Northie. Had hold of one 5 mins before this one, which dropped off and another pull at the fly in the morning. View attachment 93811
Cracker Bill. Well done mate. It’s been slow going so far this season and I know you have put nearly double the amount of time into this season than even I have. I’m glad we’re finally starting to get rewarded for all our efforts.One yesterday from the Northie. Had hold of one 5 mins before this one, which dropped off and another pull at the fly in the morning. View attachment 93811
Strathcathro Gordon.Cracker Bill. Well done mate. It’s been slow going so far this season and I know you have put nearly double the amount of time into this season than even I have. I’m glad we’re finally starting to get rewarded for all our efforts.
Which beat were you on?
It was strange Bill. All the usual spots seemed devoid of fish. All the action we got were from unlikely places. I see the southie is holding water better. Might get out again tomorrow if I finish work sharp. Back up the Spey Wednesday night for a few days.Strathcathro Gordon.
Hope you didn't jag awe them fish up there yesterday, those are my pets.![]()
Its been holding water as its been getting a wee lift every other day.It was strange Bill. All the usual spots seemed devoid of fish. All the action we got were from unlikely places. I see the southie is holding water better. Might get out again tomorrow if I finish work sharp. Back up the Spey Wednesday night for a few days.
Wee belter Bill!!One yesterday from the Northie. Had hold of one 5 mins before this one, which dropped off and another pull at the fly in the morning. View attachment 93811
Classic spring fishing. Snow melt all day, rising river all night, falling river all day. While since we've had that consistently but shows you what brings the fish in .Its been holding water as its been getting a wee lift every other day.
🍿🍿Nice fish right there! Shame about the bleeder. Out of interest do you think a fit springer like that would survive ok?
Depends where bleeding from, if gills no chance. If just blood from hook in mouth or roof then every chance. Remember blood in water plumes up making it look worse than actually is. That said fresh fish are more vulnerable than resident river fish. I think the stresses of osmosisacle physiological transgression increases physical vulnerability. Backend coloured fish appear more robust after becoming accustomed physically to fresh water... Just my view mind..Nice fish right there! Shame about the bleeder. Out of interest do you think a fit springer like that would survive ok?