Boat Off

That was a spring to remember, the best for many years so well done to all our rods!
The boat is off and we look forward to a great rest of season. Cheers, Mike.

17lber

Upper Redgorton had the pleasure of the Melville part today who took this 17lb springer from Benchil Green on the Blair spoon. This was Robert Melville Jnr who got the fish prior to its safe release.

This was our 30th fish of the season so far. Great.

Better level!

The water has at last come down to a good level for us so let's hope for some more fish like this!

Sandy Nicol caught this belter on the vision at the Red Braes, a pool that has not been fished in the last week and a half due to the high water. We were watching the Sand-Martins preparing their burrows when the rod rattled! Well done Sandy.

Phew!

That came close to a week with no springer! But on the only day we fished (due to massive river all week) we got him. A lovely 8lb sea licer and one of the best looking fish so far. It was caught by Greggor Nimmo on the harled Vision and gave him a scrap to remember in high water. It's down to 2.5 feet above the stone and the colour is getting better. Lets hope for good catches next week.

It's common for fish at this time of year to be upside down.(need a lesson in basic computing).

The Tay

Big water today, after it fell to 4.5 ft above the stone it's back up over the grass at 5pm.

Well, it was on the cards.

Temp up - snow since november in the river.

This was the tay at 7pm today. And there is plenty more where that came from. Plums!

Nice one

Another springer for Peter Morrison who pulled this beauty out with his cast kynoch! Heads of lice on its gill plates so in for only a few days, well done Peter.