This morning the weather has switched from sunny to over
cast again. Yesterday with an overcast start we saw a good morning of fishing
compared to Sunday and the team landed 8 by lunch. Special mention to Michael G
with a cracking fish of about 9lbs and another of around 5lbs. We are still not
seeing anything in the 3-4lbs class that I have been expecting so let’s hope
these are still to run due to the high and comparatively cold water.
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| Michael G's fish |
Middle had a good morning with plenty of fishing and once
again Kevin and Karen C had a lovely time landing 11 fish from Birthday. The
afternoon was slow in comparison to the morning and the camp ended the day on
30. It seems there was quite a party the night before so to have a good morning
is a strong effort.
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| Things are really starting to green up |
Pana landed 7 fish yesterday which although not spectacular
by Pana standards is steps in the right direction. The river continues to drop
and seems to be dropping around 6 inches each night so very encouraging.
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| A quick team talk on the Pana balcony |
Finally with the snow now totally gone and the bogs
beginning to diminish on the paths Lucy joined me for the walk down to Spey Bank and beyond. She has been working extremely hard to look after
all our clients but has essentially been confined to about 100 square meters of
camp for some weeks and really enjoyed seeing the beautiful river bank path
heading down river.
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| Late afternoon at Reel Pool on Kitza |
She was a little nervous about bears walking back on her own
but she was back in the kitchen cooking supper on my return. I’m sure the bears
would be more scared of her…
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| Bill P's beautiful fish from last week |
Today I am confident that we will see a good few fish to the
net.
Jack Selby
