Thought this quote by Orkney Trout Fishing Association press officer Ken Kennedy would cheer everyone up

http://www.orkneytroutfishing.co.uk/index.html

It gives me great pleasure in reporting the amazing capture of a monster trout caught by a very small boy last week. The trout was certainly a monster for Kirbister Loch, more noted for fish weighing 3 to the pound, this one weighed in at 3lb 6ozs! The small boy was 4 year old Erland Muir, out fishing off the Pier at the Hatchery on Kirbister. Dad Thorfinn, was having a cast himself when he heard the excited shouts from Erland, who had obviously hooked a fish. Thorfinn could not believe his eyes when the trout jumped clear of the water. After a Titanic struggle, the fish was finally netted and a beauty it was, well conditioned, with a splendid colour to it. Needless to say, Erlend is now totally hooked on fishing, as they say, and it is a great example of what enjoyment and thrills our sport can bring, they say every picture tells a story, just look at the smile on his face.




Jim Adams

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Christ!! belting looking fish!!!! I bet his Dad's sick to the back teeth already of hearing "Dad, When we going next?"

Did it get knocked on the head or was it returned? Not that it matters to me, but your gonna get asked it I'm sure......

Carl

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what a cracking fish!!! weldone to the lad!!!

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The smile says it all well done wee man

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Visited Thorfinn and met wee Erlend when in Orkney last Month, he still had that grin on him then. Well done weeman
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Gerry


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the smile on his face does say it all, cracking fish

That's a cracker wee man, Well done

Eddie

That is one very happy wee boy ,He will be hooked for life now

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Now that is how a brown trout should look, well done wee man, thats a belter.

Walker

That is cracking news and what a delight for the lad.

I am quite familiar with that pier although when I have visited Kirbister I normally fish the other end.

Great news.

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