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Week ending: 30th June 2009

The weather has been red hot this past week and so has the fishing at kingennie a slight breeze for most of the week has kept a nice ripple on the water all pools have produced some nice bags but the bankside has been the hottest of all with some of the season ticket holders reporting catch and release figures of up to 30 a sesson. season ticket holder Ian gordon has had several days with returns in the twenties with his fish coming to all sorts of flys big and small all fished on a floating line .the killer method this week has been the washing line with a ginked blob on the point teamed with olive buzzers the biggest fish of the week was caught on a orange blob fished with a short leader on a sinking line the fish was caught from the dam wall by Fraser Wright from perth he managed a 6 fish limit for 17.2 lb with the big one tipping the scales at 6lb 10oz other notable cathes as follows Keith Busher 5 for 16lb (olive buzzer) R Coleman 4 for 12lb 12oz (buzzers)James Burnett 3 for 9lb 8oz (lures) T Burnett 30 rtn Ian Gordon 24 rtn Arron Pearse 22 rtn the specimen pond has been a hard fish this week with anglers having to work hard with sinking lines on the day sessons pulling lures through the deep water anglers who have fished the evening sessons are having much more success with the fish coming to more natural flies such as buzzers and nymphs good rises have been coming in the last hour of light with the odd fish been taken of the top notable returns as follows L Mooney 4 for 28lb 2oz one at 11lb P Mooney 3 for 21lb 7oz Colin Knight 2 for 18lb 4 oz Peter Cooper 1 for 11lb 10 oz on the woodside pool any bait is a good bait with anglers catching on all sorts of methods from powerbait to plugs the fish are averaging just under the 2lb mark with most anglers getting thier limits with no trouble .on the boathouse coarse pool anglers are picking up some nice bags of silver fish now that the fish have had time to settle lets hope that things will just get better from here.

The Fishing Team, Kingennie

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