Wednesday 20th June

Lovely day here, suns out occasionally and a slight easterly breeze.
Very Mild with plenty of insect life aroud after damn conditions last night.
Midges are out in numbers, but the non biting kind, so not to worry.

A Few anglers arriving bright and early this morning to catch the early morning rise!
The odd black/brownish sedge about also, although not in great numbers.

Later on as the sun picks up in the sky and the temperature rises, its recommended to fish a slow sinking line, or a intermediate. Although the fish may be showing around midday near the surface, they may be heading back to the cooler shaded depths before returning to the surface again.

The members sign is sheet shows that supender buzzers have been catching most fish recently, either black or olive in colour. Floating line and long leader, this will work more effectively in clouded conditions and the trout will rise more confidently to a pattern presented on the surface/sub surface.

A cast to the spring inlet and west overhang.



Mild and very little wind, around 5-6 mph easterly.

Curleys Annual Members Evening meet up July 2012! See here

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Evening rise

This evening looks set for a evening rise feeding frenzy, the suns now gone behind cloud cover, and the temperature is starting to drop, more than likely the trout will work their way closer to the surface. A lot of hatches taking place currently, mainly midges, but brownish/black sedges are making an appearence now. With more fish showing themselves just under the surface.


Tight Lines,

Nathan