A picture of the forth and clyde canal just before clydebank – this whole stretch seems pretty grim. I wonder if there are any pike kicking around!
Camo Beret – Cool as fu….
You wear a camouflage beret while you are fishing then you are as cool as Top Cat in my book. (pic is an affiliate link to Amazon) I am going to add one of these bad boys to my Amazon wishlist for my birthday next month. Tell you what else is happening in a couple of…
Weekly water photo – 11 of 52
Ok – so the race is on to actually see a rising trout. Last year the first trout I seen rising was this wee burn running through Dalmuir.
Congratulations – you made it!
Yay – you made it to another season – today is the first day of the 2011 trout season. Congratulations on making it this far – we all deserve a great big round of applause for fighting through yet another thoroughly miserable winter. From this moment on instead of being totally unable to legally fish…
Weekly water photo – 10 of 52
Passed over my shit pipe river today and it looked great – because all the trees have no leaves I can see lots of riffles and runs! Only a week until I can choose not to fish for trout – I will probably fish for pike first. Probably.
Fishing blogs I think kick ass!
To be honest I think loads of blogs rock however I thought I would highlight a few here that really shine for me. I wish we had some kind of fishing oscar ceremony to show off these guys however we don’t so you will just have to put up with me telling you. North Country…
Weekly water photo – 9 of 52
The clyde is not all just about trout and salmon – battleships are also given birth on the river. This picture is not really that far from the entrance to the Kelvin.
Kids and the Kelvin kicks off!
Cleaning out our rivers and trying to make sure the fish are a happy bunch is quite a selfish act for anglers. We have a vested interest in making sure the river is clean and healthy because we want there to be more fish for us to catch. We also do not like wading through…
Weekly water photo – 8 of 52
To be fair I was hanging off a bridge trying to take this photo so mucho apologies for it being a bit squint! Top bananas to anyone who can tell me where this is? ~hint~ it is on the Kelvin.
Did you know SEPA have a new river level data site?
Most anglers in Scotland have used Sepa’s pretty good river level site in the past and I reckon more folk will be using it even more in the future. There is a full update of the changes to the site here. For us on the Kelvin there are now three monitoring stations – the lowest down…