FAA waters continue to run high and therefore has resulted in fish using our water as a dual carriageway to the private beats. Very few fish have been taken, probably in the regions of four but many fresh fish were seen and are still being seen running.
Most strange this season is the number of large Sea Trout being seen and in a few instances being caught during daylight hours. The night brigade have had a few attempts to weal them out of their lies but to no avail. Temperatures at night are still too low for the serious night fisher.
Visitors are in low numbers at present but it is hoped with the summer now upon us, water levels will drop and give both members and visitors alike, the Grilse runs that the river Findhorn is so famous for.
The FNLRT has an ongoing programme of hogweed control measures on the river Findhorn and if caught early, the young plants die off very quickly. Help is always appreciated.
06 May 2015
May Update
