[Mike Barrio]

what's winter ?

    

[Iain Cameron]

Winter? naw, it's mild enough yet for rainbows... this big lump had some bonny colours:



and what kinda idiot fishes dry fly in November...


... a happy hopper idiot!

cheers
iain

[Mike Barrio]

Great stuff Iain

Cheers
Mike

[Jim Eddie]

I am home tomorrow Jim if you fancy a day somewhere 

Baz
I;ve no been hame for a while so not really a day to spare, your welcome to join us for the Grayling next saturday though

 
Jim

[Allan Liddle]

Winter? naw, it's mild enough yet for rainbows... this big lump had some bonny colours:



and what kinda idiot fishes dry fly in November...


... a happy hopper idiot!

cheers
iain

What kind of idiot, this kind of one 

[Mike Barrio]

Here's a question for our local Winter tactics ..........................

If you were going to be fishing at one of our local trout fisheries today, what would your initial set up be, in terms of fly, leader, line and rod? And would this be any different for any reason for say Lochter, Raemoir, Delgatie, or Loch Insch?

Cheers
Mike

[James Abel]

7/8 weight rod midge tip line buzzer blob and a  weighted cat on the point. Never fails not even in the winter 10 or 12lb snowbee magic line proberly the 12 lb if catching a fair few to reduce the chance of breaking on a double hook up all the best j

[Rob Brownfield]

Pike and Grayling for me, if I get the chance. I have found a river where the PIke grow big and they will let me fly fish through the Salmon close season, so that might be an interesting challenge.