Visited Killylane near dusk for a few throws with the fly. A beautiful evening and very calm.
There was a good hatch terrestrial hawthorn flys along the banks, some of which made it onto the water
just before any wind there was had disappeared. I walked the east bank and saw a fish steadily. Put on a single black hawthorn imitation with a drop of permafloat. Two minutes later he was in the bag.
There was a good hatch terrestrial hawthorn flys along the banks, some of which made it onto the water
just before any wind there was had disappeared. I walked the east bank and saw a fish steadily. Put on a single black hawthorn imitation with a drop of permafloat. Two minutes later he was in the bag.
A nice brownie of 1.75 lbs. which gave a good account of itself.
The wonderful sunset was probably due in part to volcanic ash in the atmosphere
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