1 Graeme Henry – 10 fish for 14 lbs 15.4 ozs. also the heaviest fish at 2lbs 2.5 ozs
2 Ron Ganley – 10 fish for 14 lbs 3.1 ozs
3 Lee Lindop – 8 fish for 11 lbs 9.8 ozs
4 Harry Lindop – 4 fish for 6 lbs 4.5 ozs
5 David Halliday – 3 fish for 4 lbs 4.7 ozs
The weather did its usual, lovely sunshine with a biting North wind at times and snow/hailstones just to round it off. Everybody seemed to enjoy the day and the quality of the fish was a bonus.
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Robert Marshall had a good day up at Dunoon Reservoir yesterday, he said ” Great morning at Reservoir, lost two and put another back, all took an Orange Fritz, family eating well” … well done Robert !
Lee Lindop caught this impressive Brown Trout today at Loch Loskin, it was safely returned.
Member David Halliday caught a nice 2lb 4oz brownie up at Loch Tarsan yesterday, He said “Up early and finished at 10:30 having 6 to the net. Water levels were low, wind howling and couldn’t believe it when it started to rain”
Neil Smith got off to a good start to the season with these three quality rainbow trout.
Lee Lindop landed this nice out of season brownie today at Dunoon Reservior, caught on a “jocks buzzer”. The fish was safely returned to the water.
Allan Miller took these photos of a frozen up Loch Loskin this morning, at -5°C was probably the coldest day of the year here so far ! ….. Thanks Allan nice photos.
A DDAC member captured this image yesterday up at Loch Tarsan, it shows two children a good bit out on the thin ice and a male adult on the bank, what you won’t see in this photo is that the adult was throwing large lumps of ice high in the air, and crashing down on the ice surface where his children were.
Member Allan Miller fishing catch and release at Dunoon Reservoir yesterday, flat calm and overcast were not exactly ideal conditions, but he still landed a few … well done Allan 😉
Gary Ramsay a visitor and a former DDAC member, now living in Haddington, fished the Reservoir at the weekend, caught 5 in total, all were returned apart from the one pictured. He used a home tied fly, invented by himself called a “Scudbug” …. well done Gary hope you enjoyed your visit !
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