Week beginning 28th March. John Jamieson & Ian Sharp Mon 28th The river level today was approx 9inch Iain Sharpe caught a 9lb salmon in the McKenzie pool, and shortly after Iain lost a salmon in the Raven pool this turned out to be the only catch of the week. The end of the week […]
Week beginning March 21st. Over the early part of the week the springers landed were of super quality shape and condition springers were 12lb,11lb,10lb,10lb,8lb,7lb,7lb.three others were lost. See catch reports for more details.
A good week at Cornhill 7 springers landed. Read More »
March 11th The river level today was 1foot 3inch dropping back an inch by 14.00hrs Cornhill’s second of the season was landed today Allan Donaldson caught an 8 lb sea liced salmon in the Lairds cast on a 1.25 inch Kyley it was eventually landed not an easy task at times in this pool, It
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Week beginning 21st February Fri 25th The river height today was 1foot 6 inch at 09.30 hrs around 10.30 it began to rise, and just on the rise Allan Donaldson landed a fresh 9lb sea liced salmon in the Raven pool. on a 1.5 inch Kyley, The salmon fought well and a was safely released
Feb 25th – The river height today was 1foot 6 inch at 09.30 hrs around 10.30 it began to rise, and just on the rise Allan Donaldson landed a fresh 9lb sea liced salmon in the Raven pool. on a 1.5 inch Kyley, The salmon fought well and a was safely released An hour or
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I was invited up on October 13th by David Sutherland to fish on his beat the Ness Castle beat of the River Ness I was delighted to land a fresh 9lb salmon on a Kyley shrimp 8 in the Black stream of the Ness Castle beat, This turned out to be my 70th and final
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I tied up a variation on my Collie dog, adding Lady Amherst tail fibres over the goat hair wing and metalic like blue green neck feather of the Peacock at front on top. In the water on what was a pretty bright day it certainly looked attractive and the Amherst fibres moved well and the
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The red vent syndrome first showed up in Scotland in early summer 2007 mainly on grilse, the cause being a small parasitic worm called Anasakis. There was obvious scale loss and haemorrhages around the vent, it also damages internal organs. These small nematodes can be seen with the naked eye. Some were very badly effected
Last August I was over fishing on the river Shin, whilst fishing Cromarty pool I had one of the best and interesting experiences I have had during my fishing career. I rose and hooked a grilse of 6lbs.After playing it for about 30 seconds during which time it behaved normally, it then went berserk, shot
