The rule here is no fishing before 7am
so I arrived at 6.30 which is the earliest
allowed to head for the river.
First swim was a good 20 minutes
fast walk.
This was all new swims for me
so started by doing some water craft,
checking out depth and where
the clear runs between the weeds are.
So having found a deep run with good flow,
I cast out my rig.
The second rig was cast into a back eddy
with some cover.
An hour later my son turned up with his
young lady and passed on his
knowledge about some other swims.
This is the most interesting part of fishing in my book,
exploring new venues and swims.
Plenty of fish were seen
but for some reason were not interested
in our baits.
This small fish, a Perch,
was foul hooked.
Final swim was a deepish one
running into a long shallow run.
Here the chub were interested
on loose fed bread but not
free lined offerings.
The wild life was very interesting
this Heron was trying to get some
Moorhen chicks,
but the adults were very persuasive
and chased the Heron away.
Enough to say no fish were landed
but it was a very relaxing day
with great company.
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