Fishing Report
Monday 28th October to Sunday 10th November 2013
| Water temperature at 1ft depth: | 7.8°C |
| Water quality: | Crystal Clear |
| 8hr Rod average: | 9.1 |
| Most number of fish caught: | 37 |
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| Best fish recorded: | 8lb+ Golden Trout (Pictured) |
| Caught on: | n/a (no return card handed in) |
| By: | Member of Carlislie Anglers pictured |
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| 5 Most Successful Flies of the Week: | Black Cats Whisker |
| Black Fritz | |
| Bloodworm | |
| Klinkhammer | |
| Black & Peakock Spider | |
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| Stocking Percentages: | 80% Rainbows |
| 10% Blues | |
| 10% Browns | |
| + 2 Golden Trout at 8 to 10lb each |
A good couple of weeks fishing with typical changing Autumnal weather.
Since the clear-out in late October we have been topping up the fish stocks regularly, and the catch rate is as high as ever.
As you see below, we are now stocking goldies again.
8lb+ Golden Trout.
This fish is between 8 and 10lb, but was rightly released quickly without being weighed – but just time for a quick photo.
Please note that Golden Trout cannot be kept. Catch & Release only.
Kilnsey regular Bill Little with his 8.7lb rainbow and permanent smile
This was the best fish of the week for the week ending 03/11/13
For all enquiries, please email Stuart at stuart@kilnseypark.co.uk
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