
There are pike caught on most outings to the Lake of Menteith, this time it was Allan Millers turn, the fish was safely returned to the water.

There are pike caught on most outings to the Lake of Menteith, this time it was Allan Millers turn, the fish was safely returned to the water.

Lee Lindop with the heaviest fish of the outing to the Lake of Menteith, a perfect condition rainbow trout which weighed 6lb’s.
MENTEITH OUTING SAT 17 TH MAY 2017
14 members had a very productive day at Menteith. All but two caught fish with nothing under 2 lbs
The best catch for the first three fish was Lee Lindop at 10lbs 7ozs and second was Harry Lindop at 9lbs 9oz
Lee, the definitive fish charmer, caught 17 fish in total on the day, catch and return, How does he do it ??
All the fish caught were of excellent quality
As in the past the odd Pike was hooked and duly returned for the winter pike fishing season. Possibly we should arrange a winter Outing for Pike. Anybody interested please contact David Lilley.
The Oaktree Inn provided an attractive choice of dishes on the Menu and we could patronise them again if members were happy to repeat it
The third Tarsan competition on the 27th May 2017, the loch was very low and conditions were tough, no wind and sometimes a light breeze.
Eight came to the weigh in at the boathouse, the top rod on the day was Keith Mackenzie with 7 fish at 4lb 15 ozs. In second place was Harry Lindop with 4 four fish at 2lb 14 ozs. In third place Mike Lindop with 2 fish at 1lb 1 oz.
The next Tarsan competition is on Friday, 16 th June which is the Moth Competition. The fourth Tarsan competition is on Friday, 24 June 2017

The waters still on the low side but at least the boats are all floating.
Unusually low water conditions just now at Loch Tarsan, members are warned if fishing from the shoreline the mud is very soft and could prove dangerous, it is advised while these conditions prevail, not to fish alone.
These photos are copied with kind permission from http://www.explorecowal.com
The second Tarsan competition was held on 6th May 2017 on a very bright day with a gusting wind. The fishing was hard for some and easier for others. Nine competitors came to the weigh in at 6pm at the boat house.
The top rod for the day was Lee Lindop, with 7 fish at 4lb 12ozs. The second place was Bill Rankin, with two fish at 1lb 6ozs. In joint third place was Harry Lindop and Ron Ganley, with one fish each at 1lb 2ozs.
The next Tarsan competition is on 27th May
A wee reminder that this Saturday 6th May, is the second day of this years Tarsan Competition, starting at 12 noon till 6pm at the boathouse.