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Post by garry4 on Sept 9, 2007 16:57:23 GMT
I HAVE BEEN ON THE FORM FOR A FEW MONTH NOW BEEN FISHING FAIR AMOUNT OF TIMES THIS YEAR AROND 25 TIMES EVERY WEEK ONLY HAD ONE FISH ON THE FLY DO YOU THINK I SHOULD USE THE SPINNER AS WELL TO PUT MY CHANCES UP OR JUST STICK WITH THE FLY ALL REPLYS WELCOME THAN YOU?
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Post by hornet on Sept 9, 2007 17:31:46 GMT
Garry4,
In higher water and if permitted then give the spinner a go if you are desperate for a fish, but personally i would stick with the fly.
What rivers have you been fishing ?.
Do you know if there is an Association local to you, if so then it may be worth joining or you could ask Salmonking for a lesson ;D.
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Post by garry4 on Sept 9, 2007 17:37:57 GMT
I FISHED DUNKELD ABOUT 8 TIMES THAT IS WERE I GOT MY FISH BUT GHILLIES SAY IM DOING NOTHING WRONG ITS JUST YOUR LUCK ITS ALOT OF MONEY FOR ONE FISH ?
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elwyman
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Post by elwyman on Sept 9, 2007 17:48:40 GMT
Garry, it seems that the Tay is not having the best of seasons. You might be better off trying another river?
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Post by hornet on Sept 9, 2007 17:49:10 GMT
Can't argue with you there on the money side. The Tay is a huge river and not performing unless you get on one of the lower beats, so to hook into a fish i suppose would take more of luck than skill.
Maybe you should change venues and take a couple of days on the Esks. Smaller rivers with plenty of fish and some beats are very reasonably priced. Better odds of hooking a fish on the fly than the Tay.
Hornet
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