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Jim Eddie

Ythan Estuary
« on: 26/06/2011 at 16:25 »
Fished the Ythan Estuary yesterday. Great  fun , lots of Finnock but our party had no Sea Trout, although they were caught on other beats.
The method seems to be when the water is high and the tide is running most people were spinning, blue and silver Tazzies were doing the trick. When the water drops you can then fly fish the channels, snake flies and terrors were doing the business.
I would recommend taking a wading staff, although most of the wading is fine there are soft spots . You can fish both tides , but I had something on Saturday evening, the rest of the party were going to fish the evening tide from the boat, which you only have access to if you hire the Gillie, never heard if they had any success. It’s an enjoyable day out.
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Jim

Dave Mundie

Re: Ythan Estuary
« Reply #1 on: 26/06/2011 at 18:10 »
Well done Jim, wish they would hurry up and get to the Haddo beat been out 3 evenings till 1am so far and not had a touch  :cry

Dave

Jim Eddie

Re: Ythan Estuary
« Reply #2 on: 26/06/2011 at 18:37 »
Dave
The rain we had today could see them moving up the river.

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Jim

Dave Mundie

Re: Ythan Estuary
« Reply #3 on: 26/06/2011 at 18:45 »
Dave
The rain we had today could see them moving up the river.

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Jim

Hope so, saying that the river is still very low on Fri it looked as if it had only risen bout 2 inches.

Dave

 




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