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Post by kingfisher on Nov 25, 2009 21:58:57 GMT
Many a time I have spent on the rivers watching my small grayling float getting pulled under. Great to get out and spend a day this way. The sport at times can be excellent and a river up North that we visit once a year never fails to provide what can only be discribed as excellent sport using this method. We each average approx 13 -15 trout using this method and never see a soul all day. Sheer Bliss and the cost for this piece of absolute paradise is a princely £12 each. P.S all fish are returned. kf
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Post by stella83 on Dec 6, 2009 19:08:39 GMT
I have just looked out all my float fishing gear for the grayling had a bash last sunday on the clyde at abingtion. had a couple of nice trout no grayling but hoping to get back out again soon
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Post by kenmcel on Nov 2, 2010 18:06:39 GMT
We need some hard frosts to get the grayling shoaling up and interested, butI have seen some crackers over 2lb caught recently from the Clyde on the Clyde forum, most of them caught trotting the maggot. Incidentally, Lamington have done a u-turn on their bait ban for this winter. Trotting is now allowed with bait. The irony of it is that Lamington changed the rules on a river covered by a Protection Order, which is illegal. Enquiries into this issue have uncovered a can of worms, excuse the pun. It turns out that the Liason Committee who submit an annual report from all the Clyde rivers/clubs, has been run by one man for several years, who doesn't even fish, at all!! Needless to say he resigned, so there is currently no Liason Committee and the PO is in danger of being revoked which would take us back to the bad ole days of the free for all on the Clyde, a river i have enjoyed visiting for as long as I care to remember.
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