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Friday, 28 June 2019
Fishing report by Jim Boyd
ANGLING
PRESS SERVICES
JIM BOYD - angling journalist/photographer
Issued
by Jim Boyd on behalf of the following fisheries on Monday 24 June
2019. The report is for the week ending Sunday, 23 June 2019.
1.
FRANDY
(Gleneagles) On
the individual bank fishing front Ronnie Stewart from Alva kept 4
fish weighing 9lb, Gerry Grattan (Kincardine) kept 2 fish weighing
4lb 8oz and released a further 4, Mark Paterson (Stirling) 6 c/r,
Andy Hunter (Alloa) 8 c/r and James Barbour from Tayport kept 2 fish
weighing 4lb 8oz 2. Davie Hunter from Alloa 2 fish weighing 4lb 8oz
released 4, Ian Wilkie (Madderty) 5 c/r, James Scobie (Blackford) 10
c/r, Kenny Hutchison (Alloa) 5 c/r and Crawford McEwan from Newmains
caught and released 16. Jim McEwan from Newmains caught released 8,
John McTear (Wishaw) 7c/r, Ronnie Turnbull (Tillicoultry) 9 c/r.
Jimmy Miller (Tillicoultry) 6 c/r and Jim Symon from Cowie kept 4
fish weighing 8lb.
Fishing
from the boats Douglas Oliver & party from Yorkshire kept 9 fish
weighing 20lb, Louis Hansen & Stan Guzik (Alloa) 6 fish weighing
11lb released a further 3 and Bill Ramage from Alva kept 4 fish
weighing 10lb.
The
angling clubs were out in force with the Cleveland Police keeping 17
fish weighing 32lb Perthshire F/C 4 fish weighing 8lb 2oz SPRA
(North) 19 fish weighing 36lb 6oz released 14 – heaviest 4lb,
Rowbank A/C kept 38 fish weighing 72lb released 26ad Bonnybridge
A/C 37 fish weighing 69lb 11oz release 11. Good Companions A/C kept
23 fish weighing 46lb. Monifieth Trout A/C kept 34 fish weighing
56lb. The Edinburgh Masonic Club had 13 fish for 24lbs 4oz, North
Berwick AC12 fish for 40lbs4oz and 2 returned and Stanley AC had 21
weighing 45lbs and returned 15.
The
top catching flies included the Bibio Hopper, Black Hopper,
Cormorants, Candy Floss Fabs, Red Diawl Bach and the Yellow Owl
whilst all areas continue to fish well.
2.
ORCHILL
TROUT FISHERY
(Braco) The water has been fishing well again with the Dries and
small flies doing the best with anglers having great sport, the
challenge is the abundance of natural life in the water that is
hatching off.
D
Nisbet from Bo’ness took 2 fish weighing 9 lbs Diawl Bach, D
Dalgleish Alloa) 2 fish for 6lbs 8oz on the Yellow Owl, Jim Gray
(Denny) 3 fish for 9 lbs on a Bibio and Mark Dewar from Dunning
caught 3 fish for 9lbs 8oz on a Yellow Dancer. Peter Low from
Auchterarder had 1 fish for 3lbs 8oz on a Black Fritz, Kevin McIver
(Clydebank) 1 fish for 4lbs 8oz on a Daddy, Kong from Crieff took 2
fish for 6lbs 8oz on a Yellow Dancer, I Galloway 3 fish for 12lbs on
Yellow, Pink & Green Buzzers, Colin Morrison (Alloa) 2 fish for
5lbs on Buzzers and C Campbell from Lochgelly had 4 fish for 10lbs
8oz on Buzzers. K Murphy from Cowdenbeath took 4 fish weighing 10lbs
on Buzzers, Colin Clement ( Tyndrum) 4 fish for 11lbs 8oz on a Black
Spider, Douglas Murray (Bridge of Allan) 2 fish for 5 lbs on a
Hedgehog and Susan Paterson from Perth managed 3 fish for 6lbs 8oz on
a Yellow Dancer.
3.
FORBES OF
KINGENNIE
(Broughty Ferry) NO
REPORT THIS WEEK
This
past week of hot weather here at Forbes of Kingennie is seeing a
change in the fishes behaviour, as the water temperatures rise they
have been a bit fussy at times but when the cloud comes over and
cools down the sport at times has been outstanding. Different ponds
have been fishing better at different times so moving around has been
essential for constant results.
The
Bankside pool has been the stand out pond these last few days with
lots of anglers having great returns in sometimes trick conditions.
The water has become very clear recently and really helped with the
returns. Buzzers have been the top method fished either under the
bung with an egg or squirmy on the point fished at 5 feet. The
washing line has also been effective when the fish are a bit higher
in the water. Dry flies have also been worth a cast at points when
they have been very active. Mr Kirk had 12 fish and 13 fish in 2
consecutive trips on fabs, buzzers and diawls bachs. His best fish
was estimated at around 12lb as well as others of 5 and 7lb. Mr Jones
had 12 on black buzzers under and indicator. Mr Birse had 13 on a
sugar cube shipman’s.
The
Burnside has also been getting very clear with lots of fish visible
on the surface cruising around. The fishing has been a little bit
slower at times but fishing very well most evenings. Again the more
natural approach has taken more fish, The washing line with wee
buzzers is the go to method. Dries are doing well in the right
conditions when they come up. Mr Westland had 21 on size 14 black
buzzers and fabs. Mr Wilson had 2 for 6lb and put back 9 fishing
diawl bachs.
The
Boathouse has been a bit coloured but on the very sunny days it has
been the best pond with huge amounts of fish taking off the surface
in the shade. Mr Leslie had a great day returning around 20 fish on
small dries and emerges. Mr Fulthorpe had a good morning landing 8 up
to 7lb on a pink fab and diawl bachs. Mr Whiteford kept his 3 fish
for 8lb and put back 6 on a damsel.
The
Woodside pool has been really busy in the nice weather with many full
bags being recorded. Green powerbait and spinners have been the top
bait of late. Over the weekend there was a total of 37 anglers landed
68 fish for weight of 115lb.
4.
MARKLE
(East Lothian)
Jack Hay
from Haddington had 3 fish for 15lbs on a Zonker, Jim Matthews
(Edinburgh) 3 for 10lbs on Bloodworm, G Meadows (Edinburgh) 5 on
Buzzers, Bruce Hunter (Edinburgh) 5 on lures and John Daly from
Edinburgh had 4 on lures. Ron Thom from Haddington used a Montana to
catch 7, George Hill (Edinburgh) 7 on a CDC, Susan Hill 2 on a CDC
and on a second visit John Daly had 6 on a Damsel.
5.
SWANSWATER
(Stirling)
Plenty of fish of all colours
were landed this week including several in the 4lb to 5lb range from
all three ponds and on both flies and bait. The weather was
changeable with some bright sunshine, some heavy showers and some
very breezy spells. Water temperature has crept up to 14oC with
clarity remaining excellent. The fish were at varying depths
depending on the conditions although even when they were near the
surface there was not a lot showing on the top. Towards the end of
the week they were slightly deeper and mostly to be found around the
island and between the dam and the big tree. Many fish were
following flies right in to the edge and were taking close in.
Favourite fly patterns included Humungus, Cat’s Whisker, Damsel,
Montana, Kate McLaren, Black Pennell, Viva, Diawl Bach, Buzzer and
Yellow Owl. Maggots and Yellow Power Bait took most fish on the
bait pond.
Marius
Botezatu, Stirling, 4 for 14lb including 2 Golds, bigger one at 4lb
4oz, plus 4 C&R, Gordon Chapman, Glasgow, 4 for 13lb 8oz
including 4lb 4oz Rainbow, William Green, Glasgow, 4 for 11lb 12oz
including a Blue, plus 1 C&R, Billy Boe, Glasgow, 4 for 11lb 12oz
including a Tiger and Ian Whitfield, Denny, 3 for 10lb including a
Brown. Willie MacFadyen, Cowie, 3 for 9lb including a Blue, plus 5
C&R, Ricky Goodwin, Larbert, 3 for 8lb 8oz, plus 2 C&R, Dave
Brown, Cowie, 3 for 8lb 4oz, plus 2 C&R, Henry and Matthew
Fulton, Greenock, shared 6 for 14lb 8oz from the Millpond, plus 6 C&R
and Eddie A’Hara, Glasgow, 2 for 7lb 8oz including 4lb Rainbow and
3lb 8oz Tiger. Frank McCafferty, Glasgow, 2 for 7lb 3oz, Thomas
Kilgannon, Bannockburn, 2 for 7lb including a Brown, Andy Tervit,
Paisley, 2 for 7lb including 4lb Rainbow, Danny Doherty, Denny, 2 for
7lb and Robert Watt, Glasgow, 2 for 6lb 8oz including a Gold and a
Brown. Andy Duffin, Cowie, 2 for 6lb, Mark Bradley caught and
released 6, Brian Zarebski caught and released 4, Billy Smith caught
and released 4 including a Blue and a Tiger, Mark Anderson and James
Craig shared 4 for 9lb and Jack Zarebski 3 for 7lb. Steven More 5lb
Gold, Barish Caplin 4 for 9lb including a Blue and a Gold, Iain Fern
2 for 4lb including a Tiger and Aiden Lyon 2 for 6lb including 4lb
Rainbow.
6.
WOODBURN
(Milton of Campsie) There
is still plenty of top of the water action especially during the calm
spells when dries, Bibio, Hopper, Buzzers, CDCs and the Diawl Bach
all working well. Plenty of bigger specimens are featuring in the
baskets with Davie Robertson having the heaviest of the week – a
cracker of 17lbs and Steven Sweeney from Moodiesburn wasn’t far
behind with one at 15lbs included in his catch of 7 c/r. Italian
visitor Snr. Geonge from Tuscany and 2 c/r – best 10lbs, Stewart
Sutherland (Kirkintilloch) 8 c/r – best 11lbs, John Shaw (Kilsyth)
11 c/r – biggest 9lbs, Mr. Wright (Glasgow) kept 2 for 6lbs and
returned a couple of 7lb fish whilst Dave Marsh from Glasgow had 1
for 8lbs. George Murdoch kept 4 for 14lbs 4oz – best 6lbs, Ian
Northcock from Irvine had 2 for 5lbs and retuned 1 at 11lbs, Mr.
Haughton from Stirling 500kn5 for 18lbs, Brian McGowan (Glasgow) 2
for 5lbs 8oz, Mr. Lamb (Kirkintilloch) 2 for 4lbs, Mr. Abraham
(Lennoxtown) 2 for 5lbs, Mr. Strathie (Glasgow) 2 for 6lbs 8oz and
Guy McPhee from Larbert had 3 c/r and returned 1 at 7lbs.Jimmy Young
took 1 for 4lbs 8oz, Mr. Cameron (Bathgate) 2 for 7lbs 2oz, Fred
Paddon (Falkirk) 4 c/r, Mr. Watt (Bridge of Weir) 3 for 6lbs 5oz and
D McTaggart from Kirkintilloch retained 3 for 10lbs.
The
fishery is performing really well at the moment with lots of double
figure rainbows and big browns being caught along with some very big
blues which is rather uncommon. Right now Dries are really doing well
with the Olive CDC probably the favourite but lots of fish are also
being taken on Black Hopper Poppers and watching the fish, with
massive bow waves taking these flies is awesome
Stephen
Devlin and Ian McDougal shared 14 between them including 4 doubles
but ‘catch of the week’ goes to Kilsyth's John Shaw who took 16
fish last Sunday including specimens of 10lbs 8oz, 10lbs, 9lbs, 8lbs
8oz and one at 7lbs. Peter Clark from Kilsyth had12 c/r - including 2
doubles, Scott Hamell (Falkirk)took 3 for 8lb then 4 c/r - largest
10lbs 8oz, Robin Ferry (Falkirk ) 4 c/r - largest 11lbs, Mr Wright
(Kilsyth) 2 for 6lb and A Blairhad 7 c/r -heaviest 10lbs 8oz. Mr
Haughton from Stirling took 3 for 9lbs 4oz, Brian Nelson( Stirling) 4
c/r, Mr Robertson 6 c/r - largest 9lbs and Stewart Sutherland from
Kirkintilloch had 5 c/r. Peter Tanner from Kirkintilloch had 7 c/r
including a 6lb brownie. Ricky Taylor 17 c/r, Mr Daniel (Glasgow) 14
c/r including a 6lb brownie and a 6lb blue, Grant Mcauley 14 c/r -
largest 9lb, Mr Wright (Kilsyth) 3 for 11lbs and Mr Spiers from
Glasgow took 3 for 6lbs 8oz and returned 3.Ian Anderson had three
great visits taking 24c/r, 22c/r and 14 c/r, Davies Brown from
Kilsyth had 3c/r, Graham Brown 6c/r and John Mctaggart 3c/r including
a 6lb blue.
S
Declan c/bridge 2 fr 6.3lb 6 returned largest 9lb
Ian
McDougal c/bridge 2 for 7.4lb 4 returned largest 11lb
The
Bait Pool also fished well with J Fraser taking 7 for 17lbs, Mr
Taggart from Glasgow 6 for 12lb, Mr Jackson (Denny) 2 for 5lbs, A
Currie (Glasgow) 3 for 9lb and Mr Watson from Kirkintilloch had 6 for
12lbs.
The
fishery is performing really well at the moment with lots of double
figure rainbows and big browns being caught along with some very big
blues which is rather uncommon. Right now Dries are really doing well
with the Olive CDC probably the favourite but lots of fish are also
being taken on Black Hopper Poppers and watching the fish, with
massive bow waves taking these flies is awesome
Stephen
Devlin and Ian McDougal shared 14 between them including 4 doubles
but ‘catch of the week’ goes to Kilsyth's John Shaw who took 16
fish last Sunday including specimens of 10lbs 8oz, 10lbs, 9lbs, 8lbs
8oz and one at 7lbs. Peter Clark from Kilsyth had12 c/r - including 2
doubles, Scott Hamell (Falkirk)took 3 for 8lb then 4 c/r - largest
10lbs 8oz, Robin Ferry (Falkirk ) 4 c/r - largest 11lbs, Mr Wright
(Kilsyth) 2 for 6lb and A Blairhad 7 c/r -heaviest 10lbs 8oz. Mr
Haughton from Stirling took 3 for 9lbs 4oz, Brian Nelson( Stirling) 4
c/r, Mr Robertson 6 c/r - largest 9lbs and Stewart Sutherland from
Kirkintilloch had 5 c/r. Peter Tanner from Kirkintilloch had 7 c/r
including a 6lb brownie. Ricky Taylor 17 c/r, Mr Daniel (Glasgow) 14
c/r including a 6lb brownie and a 6lb blue, Grant Mcauley 14 c/r -
largest 9lb, Mr Wright (Kilsyth) 3 for 11lbs and Mr Spiers from
Glasgow took 3 for 6lbs 8oz and returned 3.Ian Anderson had three
great visits taking 24c/r, 22c/r and 14 c/r, Davies Brown from
Kilsyth had 3c/r, Graham Brown 6c/r and John Mctaggart 3c/r including
a 6lb blue.
S
Declan c/bridge 2 fr 6.3lb 6 returned largest 9lb
Ian
McDougal c/bridge 2 for 7.4lb 4 returned largest 11lb
The
Bait Pool also fished well with J Fraser taking 7 for 17lbs, Mr
Taggart from Glasgow 6 for 12lb, Mr Jackson (Denny) 2 for 5lbs, A
Currie (Glasgow) 3 for 9lb and Mr Watson from Kirkintilloch had 6 for
12lbs.
The
fishery is performing really well at the moment with lots of double
figure rainbows and big browns being caught along with some very big
blues which is rather uncommon. Right now Dries are really doing well
with the Olive CDC probably the favourite but lots of fish are also
being taken on Black Hopper Poppers and watching the fish, with
massive bow waves taking these flies is awesome
Stephen
Devlin and Ian McDougal shared 14 between them including 4 doubles
but ‘catch of the week’ goes to Kilsyth's John Shaw who took 16
fish last Sunday including specimens of 10lbs 8oz, 10lbs, 9lbs, 8lbs
8oz and one at 7lbs. Peter Clark from Kilsyth had12 c/r - including 2
doubles, Scott Hamell (Falkirk)took 3 for 8lb then 4 c/r - largest
10lbs 8oz, Robin Ferry (Falkirk ) 4 c/r - largest 11lbs, Mr Wright
(Kilsyth) 2 for 6lb and A Blairhad 7 c/r -heaviest 10lbs 8oz. Mr
Haughton from Stirling took 3 for 9lbs 4oz, Brian Nelson( Stirling) 4
c/r, Mr Robertson 6 c/r - largest 9lbs and Stewart Sutherland from
Kirkintilloch had 5 c/r. Peter Tanner from Kirkintilloch had 7 c/r
including a 6lb brownie. Ricky Taylor 17 c/r, Mr Daniel (Glasgow) 14
c/r including a 6lb brownie and a 6lb blue, Grant Mcauley 14 c/r -
largest 9lb, Mr Wright (Kilsyth) 3 for 11lbs and Mr Spiers from
Glasgow took 3 for 6lbs 8oz and returned 3.Ian Anderson had three
great visits taking 24c/r, 22c/r and 14 c/r, Davies Brown from
Kilsyth had 3c/r, Graham Brown 6c/r and John Mctaggart 3c/r including
a 6lb blue.
S
Declan c/bridge 2 fr 6.3lb 6 returned largest 9lb
Ian
McDougal c/bridge 2 for 7.4lb 4 returned largest 11lb
The
Bait Pool also fished well with J Fraser taking 7 for 17lbs, Mr
Taggart from Glasgow 6 for 12lb, Mr Jackson (Denny) 2 for 5lbs, A
Currie (Glasgow) 3 for 9lb and Mr Watson from Kirkintilloch had 6 for
12lbs.
ENDS
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