Nice Brown from unknown Pitlochry hill loch on the dapped Daddy. One of six from a perfect day.



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What a tail!! Must have went some.
What do you mean unknown hill loch? did u just find it and fish it?

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Scott

Known to me, but sadly has to stay that way.
Yes fought very well.
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Thats more like it, I thought as much. There aint many lochs around these parts (that i know of) that you can fish for free

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Scott

You can fish for free on any loch............as long as you do not get caught.

Not that I would do that now a days

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Just like the trout from the floodwaters below loch Rannoch very pretty.

Pete

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Very perceptive Pete, Funny how a certain areas can give up Trout of a certain type & colouration. Move away 50 miles & they are totally different.
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does this not annoy you

this is really what fellow anglers don't want to hear. whats up highlander dont you like sharing sorry i forgot you dont. oh i forgot to say bonny fish

gus

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gus

Nice troot Highlander ,nice markings on it .

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GUS said
Nope not one little bit. I sleep easy at night, not a care in the world, not a jot, like a baby.

Knowing of a secret location & not sharing it ? other than with a few like minded souls. That will do for me.
Anyway keeps all those stockie bashing,blob loving competition types away from real Troot water
That must be a blessing don't you think. Works for me.

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