Last Saturday past was my annual August day on the Park beat of the River Dee. The week started pretty well for Park with some good catches on Monday and Tuesday but like the river level, catches dropped away as the week went on. The river height on Saturday was reading 7" on the gauge and the water temp was 59f.
Just the one salmon landed by either bank and a sea trout was landed first thing from the South bank. I never had any luck myself this year and the majority of the rods out were the same. Slim pickings on the Dee at the moment. Hopefully things pick up soon and there is a good back end run.
Here are a few pictures from Saturday. Unfortunately, just more shots of the pools and scenery I'm afraid! Hopefully we can get some silver posted again soon when we get a lift in water on the Dee and Don.
Just the one salmon landed by either bank and a sea trout was landed first thing from the South bank. I never had any luck myself this year and the majority of the rods out were the same. Slim pickings on the Dee at the moment. Hopefully things pick up soon and there is a good back end run.
Here are a few pictures from Saturday. Unfortunately, just more shots of the pools and scenery I'm afraid! Hopefully we can get some silver posted again soon when we get a lift in water on the Dee and Don.
On my way down to the beat in the morning. |
The Park North fishing hut. |
Greenbanks pool where I started off my day. |
Castleton. The Park South hut on the far bank. Too slow here at this height. |
The tail of Castleton and into the House Pool. |
Duffers. The first pool of beat 6 which I fished after lunch. |
Bakebare. Keith suggested I had a run down before heading back to the hut at 5pm. |
The Bridge Pool with Park Bridge in the background. |
Long Pool. At 5pm I went up to fish on beat 2. |
Upper Kirks. Timed this photo well when a wee fish showed just in front of me. |
Lower Kirks. Looking upstream towards the hut on the South bank. |
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