2024 A RECORD YEAR
After a pretty epic 2023 of catches, the 24 season had a lot to live up too. With the river being predominantly a late spring to back end system, myself […]
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After a pretty epic 2023 of catches, the 24 season had a lot to live up too. With the river being predominantly a late spring to back end system, myself […]
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After losing all of April and May due to covid, it was incredible to be back on the water, although, back to incredibly low conditions due to a scorching spring,
June and July Sea trout bonanza Read More »
After a very consistent September with good numbers of fish caught throughout the month, we were down to our last 31 days of the season, but as always a very
After a huge crash in numbers of running fish in August, a scary 7000 less than previous years, we were fearful of the impact that the 2015 floods had on
After a slow July with a few fish landed for guests the rain couldn’t come soon enough to bring the river back to life with some water and most importantly,
A dry July but an incredible August – 19 fish in 20 days guiding Read More »
After a really tough April and May with no salmon to show but lost fish at the net, I couldn’t wait for June to kick off with guiding and some
Well September was always going to be a hard one to follow, mainly due to the fact of water temperatures dropping, unsettled weather patterns and the fish having tendencies to
October ends on a high Read More »
Well the water eventually arrived in August along with a colossal run of both sea trout and salmon, this was only going to mean one thing – Absolute carnage! Duncan
One of the hardest things in life to find is a job you actually enjoy, something that makes you spring out of bed in the morning and puts a smile
A season of guiding high’s Read More »
After an incredible August and September we had high hopes for October but we had no clue of what lay in sore for us. The 1st of October couldn’t of