Returned to my local resevoir recently. With a reasonable temperature. a small hatch of black midge and fish rising near the dam wall, the scene looked very promising. I set up a 18ft leader with three nymphs on a floating line; with a JC Dawl Bach on the
top, the black buzzer on the middle and a black cruncher on the point.
It turned out to be a thrilling and highly memorable day- with the action fast and furious. Fish in the 10-12" bracket were falling to all three flies on the cast. On two occasions, two at a time took to the cast - great fun!
The fish were all in superb condition and fought very well.
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A stunning looking brownie, to me - on the black epozy buzzer, Size 10. |
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Another Brownie being patient while I stumble with the camera! |
The variant of the Welsh super-nymph, a small JC Dawl Bach, works its magic again. The peacock herl body has unravelled and they still want it!
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Another one falled to the Dawl Bach JC, Size 12. |
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