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Tay report 6th April 2016

Water dropping back. About 2ft 8ins on arrival this morning at the lower hut. Should have been just coming to the ideal height and the weather remained good, but we only saw one fish all day which was running up the middle of Sparrowmuir and we ended with nothing to show for our efforts. New team on tomorrow, […]

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Tay report 5th April 2016

Water up to 4ft and slightly coloured, but did start to drop during the afternoon. Sidi had a good pull in the Girnals and we saw several fish moving during the day but nothing to show for our efforts on either beat. I repeat, Murthly just does not fish well at this height. More rain […]

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Tay report 4th April 2016

Stop Press: No sooner written and published the report below when Nick D returned from fishing the left bank of the Garth, having  landed a nice fresh fish of 7lbs and lost another of about 10lbs. Well done Nick! Earlier… Water 3ft on the gauge on arrival and rising after steady rain all day. Exactly what happened to […]

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Tay 8th April 2015

Water down to 2ft 4ins and clear, at last getting somewhere near a better height for Murthly. I managed a cracking 15lb hen covered in sea-lice (long live the Prawn!) had another offer and Matthew G lost a fish after a good few minutes, all from the Right Bank of the Tronach. We didn’t see […]

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Tay 6th April 2015

Its stopped b…….y raining at last this morning. Water well over 3ft 6ins on the upper water, but at least high enough to bring the fish up the sides.  Jon K lost another salmon because his posh reel jammed for a second time, but did manage a 2lb Sea Trout for his pains. Derek C […]

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Tay report 4th May 2015

Salmon  fishing can be a truly cruel mistress at times… Water at a lovely height for the latter part of last week. Donald had 5 on Saturday bring his total to 11 and Tony 20 for the week. One of the locals had 8 on the Town water by the bridge. Then the heavens opened. […]

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