am fishing esthwaite water from a boat on sunday going to have 4hrs pike fishing 4hrs trout fishing thats the plan anyway.
any particular flys i should take for trout fishing.

must be mad 3hrs there 3hrs back 8hrs fishing.
god am looking forward to it,will take me camera take some pics of what i catch if anything lol


terry

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"It is only the inexperienced and thoughtless who find pleasure in killing fish for the mere sake of killing them. No sportsman does this." - W.C. Prime, 1888

Here you are bigtel an extract from the fishery report for September.

As I write this report cooler weather has been dominant over the last couple of weeks and with longer colder nights, the water is cooling slowly and encouraging the fish closer to the surface for longer periods during the day and fly fisherman are starting to reap the rewards of this with some cracking sport reported. There are still huge hatches of olive and fawn buzzers, along with sedges and damsels and when the fish are up on the top, daddies and hoppers are also worth a try. When the fish are not free rising try fry patterns on a sinking line for best results!


Hope this helps a little.

BK

thanks bk.

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"It is only the inexperienced and thoughtless who find pleasure in killing fish for the mere sake of killing them. No sportsman does this." - W.C. Prime, 1888

terry,

fished esthwaite last sun. struggled myself, but a good few trout were caught through the main basin, and not far down. Fish a midge tip line or an intermediate with comorants on the droppers and a booby on the point. the fish were in tight pods so there were longs spells of nothing, followed by a few minutes of frantic action - two of my mates were playing 5 fish at once and managed to land 3 of them!

cheers
Brian