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Originally Posted by Kenny Birney
Just checked on the map where you were fishing. Ive fished that bit a few times after work ( i usually park in at the business park on the outskirts of Peebles). You definitely picked the right bit. The fishing elsewhere was tricky on Saturday . My dad got three, and my brother got two. I hooked and lost two very big brownies. Frustrating, but that's fishing for you. If it was easy, it would be boring!
There was a shoal of small finnock (young sea trout) a few miles upstream of Peebles. Very surprising for this time of year, but great sport.
What did you get the Grayling on, Nymphs?
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yeah gold head hares lug! a shop bought one too i was buying a new car on friday nite never got home till 11 30 and i was workin next morning at 8
so never had a chance to tie some up it worked though
i was at the rugby pitches area as well for the first hour and a half had two and dropped about twenty lol on a wee pheasant tail and elk hair caddis!
i thought it was good i had plenty of takes but from about 8 it was solid there where olives hatching everywhere but they were hardly rising and there was a lot of caenis too!
where were you fishing about on the outskirts ? where were the sea trout about ?
ya dancer!!! my first ever grayling and my third!!
quality! i want to try for them i caught either sea trout or salmon par in the river carron i will post them up on here and see what yous think!,i had 6 wee brownies the width of my hand, to be honest i dont actually know lol my mate directed me im not from peebles but i think it was towards kailzie 
i took a right turn just after the bridge down from the police station then along that road for a bit if that makes any sense, i have to admit the feeling when i realised that it was a grayling and felt the power of the thing! was amazing im still absolutely cheesin 
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