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#1
Flies And Tying / Re: Traditional wet box
Last post by Crawhin - Today at 01:24:07 AM
Really nice ties there Scott. I do need to restock some of my boxes this season but haven't tied a fly for a couple of years now and know the close up eye sight is going to be a shock!   
#2
Rivers And Lochs / Re: Membership
Last post by Crawhin - Today at 01:14:02 AM
Greenock and District was £50 a season this year. Seems really good value TBH when you count it by the hour compared to other past times and pursuits.
Cheers,
Ian
#3
Rivers And Lochs / Re: Membership
Last post by andy m - Yesterday at 11:53:40 PM
me and my pal took a membership out for backwater the other day I agree 70 quid is a bit steep for there but plan to fish it a few times so it might work out in the long run, to be honest had more freebies than paying on due to turning up to lintreathen in no one there sometimes with a note on the hut bailiff on the water in when you phoned him his phone was switched off obviously not wanting his fishing disturbed lol, been asked once for a permit only for the guy then to say when I offered him the money he was no longer a member and could not take money, I told him to go away and he did
#4
Rivers And Lochs / Re: Membership
Last post by Wildfisher - Yesterday at 10:10:37 PM
By the way I have never heard of anyone asking to see permits there
#5
Rivers And Lochs / Re: Membership
Last post by Wildfisher - Yesterday at 10:07:13 PM
I was a member for a few years Eric but packed up when they hiked the price last year. Was £70 which I thought was too much for the Backwater. Not so bad if you fished Lintrathen as well but that didn't interest me.
#6
Rivers And Lochs / Membership
Last post by hopper - Yesterday at 09:13:14 PM
Think I will have to take a membership for Lintrathen/ Backwater, at £15 or £17 a day for the Backwater a no brainier if you are up there a few t8mes over the season.
#7
Trout Fishing / Re: Poor start to the season
Last post by Wildfisher - Yesterday at 08:17:21 PM
Quote from: MacTeeth on Yesterday at 05:14:35 PMthen troot started rising all aboot

What time did the rise start Sandy?
#8
Trout Fishing / Re: Poor start to the season
Last post by Wildfisher - Yesterday at 06:21:22 PM
That was bad luck! Must have been cold in that wind. I almost died of exposure when out on my bike today. I've still not been out with the rod, I just can't be bothered with the thought of it.  :(
#9
Trout Fishing / Re: Poor start to the season
Last post by MacTeeth - Yesterday at 05:14:35 PM
...had half an hour at the lunan above Kinell brig...stupidly managed tae brak ma rod...lucky whte heather...nae sooner did that happen then troot started rising all aboot jist tae laugh at mi feeble efforts...lol  as they say, worse things happen at sea... :-D
#10
Flies And Tying / Re: Traditional wet box
Last post by scoobyscott - April 18, 2024, 10:12:46 PM
Thanks gents
Quote from: andy m on April 18, 2024, 08:08:45 PMyou knock up a braw flee Scott I like your Kate mclaren variant with the marabou wing interesting might give one of them a go myself thanks for sharing cheers Andy

I started off with the intention of tying a kate but I cant help but tinker.
Quote from: Bobfly on April 18, 2024, 02:55:00 PMThey should do the business !
I've done quite well with a fly like your top one but with a red marabou tail.
I may have to knock up that version too
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