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With Christmas well behind us this was my first day out of the New Year and New Season. The River Dee was approximately 18 inches up and carrying very little colour. The day itself was cold and windy and no fly life to be seen anywhere, so the fishing tactics for the day were a Black Sabbath Moment in other words some heavy metal was required. The Grayling were lying close to the bottom so if the needs must you need to get your flies down to them, hence a lot of tungsten was used for flip flopping...
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Rob Hartley Chairman of The Grayling Society into another fine fish with his preferred weapon of choice a 13ft rod and centre pin. Never underestimate the power of bailer twine especially when the sole of your wading boot is hanging off, it saved the day........  Having been unable to fish the Rivers since July 2019 due to weather conditions and River levels I managed to squeeze in a few hours with a close friend Neil Darling and as you can see we managed to find the odd Thymallus Thymallus..... Happy days. 
A short video featuring Karl Humphries talking about Natural Resources Wales. A day out at Groves Farm. Pictures are of Sewin up to 3 lbs taken on bling spiders on a 9 foot 5 weight outfit. An evening on Groves Farms, produced some nice Grayling and Brown Trout. It's May Fly timeLate afternoon/evening at Lamaload Reservoir with Neil Darling & his father-on-law, Lew Riches. It was Lew's fish time fishing Lamaload and he had 3 beautiful rainbows and a glorious brown trout which fell to wet and dry may flies. |
BiographyKarl Humphries is a renowned fly fishing instructor, guide and fly dresser having qualified with many international game angling associations. Archives
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