Sharpley Springs Fishing Report: 14/1/2014
Hows it Fishing
The mild weather
brought a Sharpley Monster up from the depths on the Doxford Lake. Trevor Jones
a local from Houghton-le-Spring returned the biggest fish of the week a huge 18
pounder. Derrick Grabham from Middlesbrough also returned a great fully finned
15 pounder, from a bag of 5, again from the Doxford.
Plenty of other
notable doubles this week with Clint Hallam from Longnewton with a 12lb rainbow
using a snake, Paul Green from Wigan with a 13 pounder, caught on a blue/black
Buzzer., V Henry from Whitley Bay took a 10 lb trout netting a bag of 12 also
Jack Henderson living in South Shields a 10 pounder from the Albert Lake.
Andy Grabham netted the biggest bag of the week with 16 fish.
Tagged fish
£250 and rising
Tactics
Though temperatures
plummeted at the weekend the previous few days were relatively mild for the
time of year and the taking flies followed the pattern of recent weeks. That is;
black buzzers during the mildest part of the day, pinky bloodworms during pre
and post-hatch periods and black or white lures when all else fails.
The current cooler
weather will necessitate a slowing-down during the retrieve and possibly a near
static approach with small indicators. Cool breezes should also render the flat,
upwind pegs the best bet for a change, as the warmer water should be here under
these conditions.
These Stunning Photo's are courtesy of Gary Pescod, taken on a stary night at Sharpley Springs Fly Fishery :-)
Fly box;
Black buzzer
Pinky bloodworm
Yellow worm
Okey dokey
Black/white zonker
Cats whisker
Appetiser
Damsel
Dawsons Olive
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