Frandy 2009
Week Ending 1/3/09 Frandy opened for the 2009 season on Saturday the 28th February. Conditions were excellent with a light South Westerly mild breeze.The mild weather brought the anglers out in their droves with the vast majority bagging up early and carrying on with catch and release.
In the next week some of the better known fisheries will be opening there doors for the start of the 2009 season on 28th February All enquiries, bookings etc can be made by phoning 01259 781352 or email: info@frandyfishery.com
How to get there From Edinburgh:
Cross the Forth Road Bridge and continue along the M90.
Turn off at Milnathort and continue west along the A91 to Crook of Devon.
At Crook of Devon follow signs for A823 (Crieff)
Frandy Fishery is about 5 miles along Glendevon on the left-hand side and is clearly signposted.
Fishery Reports from around the waters for 2009
| Pre Season Report |
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The new season starts – as always – on 15th March. The water is in very good heart and with around 4,000 fish left in last year to over winter, along with our usual heavy pre season stocking, the fishing should be very interesting indeed.
Best early season tactics are to fish the margins – especially along the North Bank. Bank anglers usually do particularly well early season.
Best Flies? the Ace of Spades and Jimmy Simpson, the loch manager, reckons Black and Green Tadpole blob combination is unbeatable. Best lines would be slow sink; midge or ghost tip. The nymph and buzzer specialists will have their own ideas and will normally catch plenty of fish.
This season we ask all anglers to pay particular attention the catch (and catch and release) limits. We will be watching and persistent offenders will be firmly dealt with.
We would like to wish all our anglers – regulars and new comers – “TIGHT LINES” for the new season
Graham Laurie. (4.2.09) |
