First river trip of the year and Phil & I arrived and were both itching to cast a fly line on running water, no thanks to the crappy Christmas weather/ river conditions.
The Grayling took some time to find but we got there in the end! Czech nyphing was the order of the day and by the end of session I had learnt al lot, (most of which I had probably forgot from last year!).
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Pumped stomach contents of a salmon parr shows fish were feeding on both the bottom and hatching midges. |
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Grayling No 1. |
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Grayling No 2. |
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Phils parr. |