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WEEKLY FISHERY REPORT |
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Report for week ending 25th May 2004 Most productive method has been slime to fast sinking lines. Boobies have been used to good effect in the last week. Hot spots have been Kates Brae and the burnmouth at Gateside Bay. However some success might be had with a big surface drawn dry. The Mayflies have been popping up all week but a calmer spell would help the next generation. Pictured below left are the Dunn or sub-imago (left) and the mature spinner emerging on the right. Mayflies are unique among insects in that they moult after reaching the winged stage. The spinner’s life is a short one – hence the order name ephemeroptera (greek for living for a day). The latest of the summer visitors, the swifts, are here now - and noising up the place. Pictured below right are Bob Ralston (Aberfoyle) and Jim Kerr (Gartmore) – finishing a drift in Hotel Bay.
Results of civil service competition will be posted in full next week - well done Eric and Frank. Glenkinchie League 19th May. On the first night of the league 18 boats landed 74 fish for 145lbs. Walter Archibald collected the bottle for the heaviest bag (8 fish for 20lbs) and boat partner Adam Wallace won the bottle for the catching the heaviest fish. More details on the Glenkinchie page. Scottish Club Championships and Daily Record Champion of Champions
– 22nd May Background info on these competitions at Scottish Clubs Competition or see events. SANA National Championship Prelim Results – 20th May
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