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Post by neilson on Oct 11, 2007 10:12:52 GMT -1
well its the end of the broonie season for another year.i did`nt get out as much this season,went to loch awe,tay a few times as per usual.most of the fish caught were rainbows(that the balif said that we were to kill)which i understand.most of the broonies we caught were small ones(we put them back maybe keep the odd biggie) that proves that the broonies are still there.but if the nummties keep cutting the nets year after year.  god knows how long the broonies have left. years ago it was broonies and char we used to catch most off, how things have changed. can someone tell me why you have to put back broonies at some fisheries,rosslynlee have started to do this now.  |
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Post by Jock on Oct 12, 2007 22:26:33 GMT -1
Was not out much this season at all Neilson, but my Brown trout returns were higher than my rainbows this year. Was at two fisheries and the least said about the last trip the better, The return brown trout policy is some kind of good will nature stance they have all picked up on, but most of the population of these stocked browns are tripoloids just like the stocked Rainbows, so you have got me on that one, anybody care to take a guess.
There is too many coconuts running fisheries now for the sole reason of getting round planing permission laws to build house and all sorts on green belt areas.
The fact is these places are not even under any governing body and can do what they like. Stock what they want and make the rules up as they like. Am sticking to rivers and lochs from now on with a few exceptions on the fishery front.
Get yourself down the River Carron their is a good run of Salmon at the moment going by reports and the biggest this year so far a 14lb. Think it was in the Denny area.
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Post by neilson on Nov 8, 2007 11:28:53 GMT -1
the end of season clean has been done everything put away till the start of next season.what to do now? when me and my worm (maggot) slinging mates go to loch awe,tay ect a couple of us take photos and videos of the fishing trips,then one of my mates puts them on a dvd.to give to everybody who went.so they can look back in years to come and say those were the guid old days.god am gettin auld (been fishing whith the same pals for over thirty years now) some of the pics are on this forum. so thats what i will be doing for the next few weeks or so,plus readin the fishin mags for tips.  |
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Post by kaszta on Nov 27, 2007 20:45:17 GMT -1
 ???any wan been oot fishing???. or goin oot fishin in da near future let us know. looking 2 get oot and do some  winter fishing
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Post by shanksi on Nov 28, 2007 18:12:17 GMT -1
Been on the Earn last Sunday for the grayling with the guys from the FFF and had a great day even tho we blanked. Up again this Saturday with some guys from the work hopefully manage to land something this time. A great day to be had for only £6.
shanksi
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Post by neilson on Dec 7, 2007 10:46:44 GMT -1
no been oot fishin,dont think i will be for another couple o months. will wait an see. |
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Post by neilson on Dec 7, 2007 10:58:06 GMT -1
been out for grayling the last couple o years shanksi.but with no luck,my mate got four or five. it was on the earn as well but i cant think of the name o the place we fished.got the permit from a farmer only £5. they were guid days oot just watching the float going doon the water wae sweetcorn on the hook.will find out the name of the place we fished |
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