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Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Lake fishing report
Lake
of Menteith
Report 26/04/16
6ft Water
Temperature 8C , Clarity (Secchi disc) 2.7m.
Norther
ly winds and bright
days with cold temperatures and rough water on the exposed drifts (eg
Lochend) in a northerly are likely to be encountered over the next
few days, with hopefully a wee wind break on Thursday 29th
to allow good catches for the SANACC national championship heat. The
best conditions for fishing are likely to be on the sheltered shores.
Cold wind aside, good catches have been coming from all areas of the
water with buzzer and lure. The latter tending to be preferred by
anglers in bright and breezy conditions. Stocking this week will be
on Tuesday (670) and Friday (330).
George Pelini from Glasgow
captured and returned this stoater, fishing a team of buzzers in
Gateside last Saturday. At the weekend; Stanley AC had 23 fish for
39lbs and 6 rtd from 6 boats, Stirling Castle with 5 boats weighed in
19 for 36lbs and returned 29, Thack AC weighed in 12 for 34lbs and
returned 42 from 6 boats and Hawick AC took 4 for 7lbs 5oz and
returned 32, Scottish Power weighed in 22 for 45lbs with 5 boats, St
Peters 6 boats, 35 fish for 61lbs and 6 rtd, Badenoch 5 boats, 28
fish 50lbs and 8 rtd, Stewarton AC 6 boats 30 fish for 59lbs and
9rtd.
Some of you may not have
noticed the Landslide that occurred in the Port last winter – have
a look behind the School – a contender for the most exciting thing
to happen at the Port this millennium?
Somebody said that they
hadn’t seen anything about the
MENTEITH BOAT LEAGUE.
This friendly comp is open to any angler, and the first night is
Wednesday the 5th
May (boats leave shore 6pm) and this year it has attracted even more
sponsorship with 3 prizes (BAYNES £25 tackle voucher, a bottle of
Glengoyne Malt courtesy of Andy Smith of Southside decorators, and a
selection of Lake of Menteith Memorabilia) - for every heat for 1st,
2nd and 3rd
placed anglers. As you can only win one heat prize you are almost
guaranteed to take home something. As usual boat partners will be
randomised on the night with over £2000 worth of prizes to be won
(more on the website).
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