The early part of the week brought the best conditions with light winds from the East, albeit a bit chilly at times. The wind picked up from Friday and continued into the weekend with Saturday and Sunday afternoon being wild.
Flies that got a mention in the returns book were damsels, cormorants, vivas and diawl bachs.
The areas that were producing fish were: just out from the boats, both sides of the tower and across at the peat bank.
David Wales & partner out on Monday 6 fish for 13lb. Also out on Monday for two and a half hours were Keith Mcandrew & Wayne Cram, they managed six rainbows mostly on cormorants.
John Walker out on Tuesday 4 fish 8lb 8oz.
Graeme Mclean 6 rainbows returned on Wednesday.
Wattie Paton & David Dalziel brought in a nice limit basket on Thursday with 6 fish for 19lb, heaviest 6lb 12oz.
Also out on Thursday was David Robertson who managed 15 rainbows up to 4lb and a cracking 8lb brown trout.
Craig Peachy 4lb rainbow on Friday.
Norrie Laird 4 fish for 9lb, with rainbows at 4lb and 3lb 8oz also returned on Friday.
With the boats being cancelled on Saturday the Gilmerton Miners A/C fished the bank but the conditions were just too much. There best bag was 4 fish for 11lb 12oz with rainbows at 4lb and 3lb 12oz included.
Sunday saw the wind ease slightly in the morning and the Edinburgh Trout Anglers brought in 25 fish for 52lb 14oz. A further 4 rainbows were returned. Club member Jim Mckenna returned a lovely 3lb brown trout.
Stephen Mclean 4 rainbows upto 4lb on Sunday using buzzers.
Wayne Cram & David Izzet 8 rainbows to 3lb 8oz and 2 browns on Sunday.
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