Air Temp: 14’C -19’C
Water Temp: 15CWater Height: +16cm
Number of Rods: 2
Number of fish Caught: 1
Biggest fish: 4lbs Simon Allaire
No 30+: 0
No 20-29lbs: 0
No 8-19lbs: 0
Grilse: 1
Weather: A warm day with sunshine all
afternoon and a light breeze.
Managers Comments: Sadly another tough days fishing here today, bright sunshine most of the day but thankfully a nice cool breeze to go with it.
Happy Russian camp manager with guest's lunch
The
river is starting to drop off now and I think we will lose water fast over the
next couple of days with no more rain forecast. I think this will be a really
good thing for the fishing. Lower water is definitely needed and the cooler
water will be a big help too.
Simon
managed his grilse out of Lyliok, just above the junction itself, again close
to the bank. The fish are certainly keeping tight to the banks with the higher
water. The Lyliok river is now a raging torrent meaning we can’t wade below to
fish the tail. Usually we find that most of the fish are sitting higher up the
pool, above the Lyliok river in this high water.
View of the Lyliok river before the rise in water
I
went for a walk up the Lyliok river itself today, there are three fantastic
little pools within walking distance of the lodge, I saw a good number of fish
moving. Perhaps it is worth taking a rod up at some point!
Snake Pool on the Lyliok river at normal height
Toby Burrell
