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Post by trinitygask on May 19, 2006 11:25:50 GMT
06/06/2006 As of Tuesday morning the river is running quite low, Light showers are forecast for Wednesday but it appears that the weather is to continue being warm and dry for the week thereafter. Now that we are into June it might be worth targeting the sea trout. A little more rain sooner rather than later could liven up prospects.   www.kinkellfishings.co.uk www.scottishflies.co.uk
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Post by trinitygask on Aug 18, 2006 11:57:11 GMT
18/08/06The recent long dry spell that we have been experiencing has made fishing difficult of late. However with the weather is now starting to break and with rain forecast we could see some excellent sport in the next couple of weeks. For your best chance keep your eye on the weather forecast and be prepared to get out on the river quick once the river starts to clear. www.kinkellfishings.co.uk
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Post by salmonscotty16lb on Sept 8, 2006 23:51:25 GMT
earn been up any fish about? due 2 work cant wet a line but next week is looking good for a couple of days on the bank
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Post by rooster on Sept 9, 2006 0:25:59 GMT
V.good,where abouts salm do you trip the light fantastic???
The rooost.(a.m?)
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Post by trinitygask on Sept 9, 2006 9:53:06 GMT
09/09/06The recent heavy rain has allowed some fish to run in to the system and fish are starting to be caught on a regular basis however the general consensus of opinion is that the main run is still to come. With rain forecast at the start of next week it would be advisable to keep an eye on the river levels as when it does rain conditions could be excellent. Recent Catches Alex Clegg 7lb Salmon caught at the mount stream Bill Wiseman 6lb Salmon caught at the mill pool Jim Metcalf 6lb Salmon caught at Greenbank Mr Hardgreaves 6lb Salmon Caught at McGregor's Flats www.kinkellfishings.co.ukwww.trinitygask.co.uk
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Post by salmonscotty16lb on Sept 10, 2006 22:31:01 GMT
hi rooster on the earn i fish freelands @ top of tide occasional day on dunning and kinkell. fished a few other parts but not regular. also fish the annan regular. but try keep on top of the conditions as to where i will fish, and hope my rain dance works!! what about your self? and any other earn fishers got info on there beats and avalibility of permits esp season permits?
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Post by trinitygask on Oct 11, 2006 12:00:03 GMT
11/10/06The river is currently at an excellent height with reports of fish running through. There has been several reports of fish being caught further upstream. Rain is forcast for the next few days so the river could be in excellent condition for the weekend. www.kinkellfishings.co.uk www.trinitygask.co.uk
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Post by trinitygask on Feb 14, 2007 11:33:01 GMT
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Post by trinitygask on Feb 21, 2007 19:40:49 GMT
21/02/2007After the rain on Monday night the water has dropped off nicely and is running clear and is a perfect height for the fly. there were four fresh salmon returned on Monday and one salmon caught on the Lochlane beat yesterday. There has also been several Sea Trout caught recently. kinkellfishings.co.ukwww.trinitygask.co.ukriverearn.org.uk
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Post by altmor on Feb 26, 2007 18:20:25 GMT
21/02/2007After the rain on Monday night the water has dropped off nicely and is running clear and is a perfect height for the fly. there were four fresh salmon returned on Monday and one salmon caught on the Lochlane beat yesterday. Add one caught on the previous Saturday, and one on the Wednesday at Kinkell, and that's six for the week. Not a bad start. The fish were all spread out from "Napiers" to "The Marches" (top of the beat, down to the bottom). I believe two were on the fly and four on spinner / flying C. A couple of sea trout have also been caught, the largest, a respectable 3.5 lbr. |
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Post by trinitygask on Feb 26, 2007 20:28:43 GMT
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Post by trinitygask on Mar 4, 2007 10:19:19 GMT
04/03/2007After the high coloured water at the weekend the river has now dropped off nicely and is starting to run clear. If we don't get any more rain the river should be in excellent condition for the start of the week. there has now been 7 fresh fish caught on Kinkell one salmon on the Lochlane beat and one fresh salmon caught at Trinitygask. There has also been several Sea Trout caught recently. www.kinkellfishings.co.ukwww.trinitygask.co.ukriverearn.org.uk
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Post by trinitygask on Mar 10, 2007 9:22:32 GMT
10/03/2007The river is starting to drop off now after running high cold and clear for nearly a week. The weather forecast for the next week is fairly settled so we could see some excellent fishing conditions and hopefully some more fish. there has now been 7 fresh fish caught on Kinkell one salmon on the Lochlane beat and one fresh salmon caught at Trinitygask. There has also been several Sea Trout caught recently. www.kinkellfishings.co.ukwww.riverearn.org.ukwww.trinitygask.co.uk
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Post by trinitygask on Mar 24, 2007 8:22:03 GMT
24/03/2007The river is running at an ideal height for the fly and with the weather starting to warm up a little this hopefully will encourage more fish to run. The weather for the next week is to be fairly settled so we could see some excellent fishing conditions and hopefully some more fish. there has now been 10 fresh fish caught on Kinkell one salmon on the Lochlane beat and 2 fresh salmon caught at Trinitygask. There has also been several Sea Trout caught recently.  www.kinkellfishings.co.ukwww.trinitygask.co.ukwww.riverearn.org.uk
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Post by trinitygask on May 13, 2007 17:21:23 GMT
13/05/2007With the recent heavy rain the river has seen the first good rise in over month and conditions are now perfect for the fly. There has been several reports of both Salmon and Sea Trout being caught on the system. The weather for the next week is to be unsettled so we could see some excellent fishing conditions and hopefully some more fish. www.kinkellfishings.co.ukwww.trinitygask.co.ukwww.riverearn.org.uk
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Post by trinitygask on Oct 15, 2007 12:43:46 GMT
14/10/2007 The River is currently at a very low level however there is rain forecast for Sunday and the early part of next week so hopefully we should get a rise and some good sport to finish the last few weeks of the season. Tight Lines ! www.kinkellfishings.co.uk |
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Post by trinitygask on Oct 18, 2007 11:19:24 GMT
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Post by altmor on Oct 18, 2007 18:17:47 GMT
Looks like a fine day in July - was that today ? With water levels any lower the cows and sheep will loose their drinking hole - let alone any fish running. Did speak to Sandy today though and they're up at 232 fish and 500+ seatrout for the season - so looking good. Need rain badly .... I'm up on the last Saturday of the season.  |
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Post by strowanlea on Oct 18, 2007 22:43:48 GMT
No wonder there are hardly any fish further upstream at Comrie..........they've all been getting caught at Kinkell!!! We need rain badly.
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Post by altmor on Oct 18, 2007 23:01:11 GMT
 The red lines show where we would want the river level to be at in October, against the bridge support in the background and the angler in the foreground. The blue arrow is where the angler would be able to comfortably wade with a good water level for "normal" October fishing. That said, they did pick up a fish today and a couple yesterday. Cracking day all the same. Altmor. |
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