Just back from a few days on the WAADA waters.

Weather was a bit iffy and a couple of the Tarns a bit weedy but caught some career browns. Sadly, didn't get to Hayeswater though.

View from the only bit of shade on Ghyll Head (caught a 4lb rainbow on a deep buzzer). That's a heron on the far bank.



Here's a couple of monsters (in my book!) from Moss Eccles caught on PTN.





Smaller (but still nice) from High Arnside.



All released to fight another day.

Hope you like 'em.

Beautiful pictures mate, very nice.

Martin

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I like the first picture.

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Agree. That top shot is a cracker.

Great stuff.

Mat

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Nice fish and images esk, agree with the others that first image is a cracker, worth getting that printed up to hang on the wall, maybe also look nice in Black and White, whatever way its a really nice image.

Scott

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Fabulous pics. I wish I could take some like that.

Mind you I 'll have to learn to catch them first!

Seriously, good sized fish wonderfully captured!

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Pictures are just taken using point and click Canon digital.

Like the thought of getting the top one printed and will maybe have a mess around to see what it looks like in black and white.

Thanks guys.

Regards

Euan.

cracking fish euan. and looks like a nice part of the country.

jim

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Nice fish. Well done.

more brilliant pictures

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