Very few fish on the march, and most were getting straight up, so no repeat chances at them. With so few on the go, concentration levels were way-off, so any odd occasion where one did jump, chances were I missed it, or it was out of focus. Tried further downstream, and there were none at…
Storm Brian was about, but thankfully didn’t come anywhere near us. We had lovely autumnal conditions, albeit it was very wet through the middle part of the day. Keith Logan and I followed a tip – or was it a bum-steer? – to go down to Lochend, where lots of fish were rising. Acting on…
A look-in to see how the new fish-pass works are progressing. Managed a couple of grab shots of a goldcrest – not easy!
Decidedly cooler, than of late, but decent conditions, with a light westerly breeze and good cloud cover at the start of the day. We could see fish rising in the home bay, so John Wastle and I set up with dries. We took the boat right up to the west end, partly to get away…
Work being done to replace the old, and seemingly near-useless, fish-pass on the River Almond at Cramond.
For no reason. Good for playing “I Spy Dog People” on ferry crossings.
A cracker of a day, conditions-wise. We were hoping for good surface activity, but after a few early fish were seen rising in the home area to tiny black scrot, it didn’t materialise until very late in the day. That didn’t stop me from spending most of the day fishing dries. Bob Whyte, my boat…
