Anyone got good dries/nymphs to ffish th rvr kelvin fir troot?

I think Urbanflyfisher has a blog about fishing the Kelvin.That might be worth a look.

Jim

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As Jim has said,
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You will find dries work very well, such as a wee grey duster or a Wyhatts (sp?) emerger.

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Id love to stay west end so i could just wander down to the river.

I used to stay in the east end of the Kelvin at Kikintilloch.and used to wander down the hill for the 100yard stroll to the River.Had the place to myself for years.

Jim

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Bliss.

Darren.

i did that as a kid, more fished the Glazert and even the Allander than the Kelvin then, used to watch sea trout jumping up under the underpass in Milngavie.

As a student in the West End in the late 80s/early 90s, living just at the back of the Botanic Gardens and BBC studios, it was just minutes walk for me.

Much missed.

The Pirate.

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dreadful river though

A few shots from the Glazert and Kelvin (kirkintilloch)

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