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Post by underghillie on Dec 18, 2009 21:04:47 GMT
canny be murthly 1 they only use hand lines Now then jeannie where is your favourite beat? Bet its no on the tay  |
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Post by kingfisher on Dec 19, 2009 12:41:04 GMT
Not ever having much success on any spring outings, I really don't talk through experience, but would like a wee shot at Park North on the Dee.
Any body a spare day going ;D
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Post by nessc on Dec 19, 2009 13:00:42 GMT
From March onwards Delfur, on the Spey, takes some beating. This beat has some of the finest fly water in the country, not to mention being one of the most productive too.
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Post by twostones on Dec 19, 2009 14:58:00 GMT
From March onwards Delfur, on the Spey, takes some beating. This beat has some of the finest fly water in the country, not to mention being one of the most productive too. If forced to choose, and it would be a nice dilemma, I'd probably opt for Rothes & Aikenway, just upstream of Delfur, rather than Delfur. R & A can be as productive but has, to me, a wider variety of pools, every one presenting a different challenge to get the most out of. In addition, R & A has Creichie. If Carlsberg made salmon pools they would be like this! |
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Post by nessc on Dec 19, 2009 15:53:06 GMT
Twostones.
I know one or two people who fish R&A, they are of the same opinion, up until the end of Spring.
Unfortunately I haven’t fished it yet, but maybe one day. Arndilly is another top Spey beat I have wanted to fish for years.
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Post by jeannie on Dec 19, 2009 16:40:39 GMT
Now then Underghillie,my favorite beat is on the Tay and its a good bit further downstream from yours.
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Post by underghillie on Dec 19, 2009 16:52:08 GMT
Ah jeanie or may i call you jean? Let me guess would it be upper scone  |
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