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2017 Basic Salmon Fishing & Spey Casting Course

I have now confirmed the dates of my next Salmon Fishing & Spey Casting Course being 30th March to 1st April 2017 at Dalmarnock Water on the Tay. For more details, please click here to go to my venues page for more details about the beat https://www.michaelevans.co.uk/venues/river-tay/ details about the course https://www.michaelevans.co.uk/courses/salmon-fishing/basic/ And to book https://www.michaelevans.co.uk/shop/courses-fishing/river-tay/3-day-salmon-fishing-course-dalmarnock-30th-march-2017/ Otherwise please […]

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Tay 5th May 2016 – 2 today

Water still dropping slowly, around 1ft 8ins on the Caputh gauge and clear. We had a run of fish come through us at about 12 noon and we (well ok, I…) managed to stop one from the right bank of the Tronach, a sea-liced 7 pounder and one from the left bank just after lunch […]

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Tay 4th May 2016 A first fish!

Water dropping but only slowly. Back to just under 2ft when we arrived on the Lower Water but nice and clear. Not much happened until mid morning when David S hooked and promptly lost a fish at the top of the spruces – He apparently then received a right bollocking from the Ghillie because his reel drag had been left […]

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Tay 3rd May 2016 Close and one cigar

Stop press: David S, fishing below the Black rocks got an 8lb sea-liced fish almost last cast which I didnt find out about until after writing the report below. He described it as a triumph of experience over hope fishing somewhere he was told there was no point in fishing. He will  be taking the classes […]

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Tay April week Summary 2016

Post script 14th April 2016 – Having reported below, to prove the water height importance at Murthly, Donalds new group got 6 fish from the Lower Water on Monday including a 20 pounder and has had another three that I know about since. Water height 1ft 6ins!  Well that’s two consecutive years when the weather […]

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