· #1 Posted May 16 · Report post And off course next day we did the same ... sort off. I actually overslept and when I came at the water I encountered all kind of flyfishing riff raff ... well I knew them by name. I gave my friends some intel and headed out further afield. A lot of debris from the trees on the water and since it had not rained for a considerable time the water was low. Did not get a bite until I dragged a weighted woolly bugger through a pool. It yielded a nice little trout so at least I avoided the skunk. In the woods I spotted a rising fish and as the rings where small I assumed it was a dace. I tossed a small fly near the fish and bang fish on, it was not a dace as they do not jump. Turned out to be a very acrobatic brown trout bit it eventually threw the fly. The plan was to meet the riff raff at the pub but apparently one of them had to get home early so I had the place for myself. Off course there where plenty of folk sitting outside but I preferred the quietness of the inside dining to the noise of motorcycles and farming equipment of the main road. This time I went for the Bruschetta as appetizer with as main course the pork chops with mushrooms. Finished all off with a Cappuccino and icecream ... with cream. 5 Go to top Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
· #2 Posted May 16 · Report post Between this post and one posted before this one I just put on 10 kilos . Still nice to see your having some good fishing . 0 Go to top Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
· #3 Posted May 16 · Report post Blame the cook, apparently she learned her job at that English chap Jamie Oliver and worked at the Hilton in Athens Greece ... 2 Go to top Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
· #4 Posted May 16 · Report post You should included a pic of that giant brown trout from last month in every report.....at least until we catch on! 0 Go to top Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
