Ray, Linus and me at it again

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Since we haven't fished Lough Boyle in ages, and since there was no real flood in the rivers for weeks, the trusted trio had to go trout fishing again.

Greenwell's Glory and Bibio produced a few nice trout for us.

 

A wee walk from the road.

Ray thought we should go to Lough Agrougha; just a wee walk from the road.

Stroll and lake were very beautiful, but no fish, not for Linus, not for Ray, not for me.

Lough Trusk

So, we moved on to Lough Trusk, where Ray caught immediately a trout on the Bogfly.

Day to remember

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And all of a sudden it turned into lovely day to remember

Linus caught the only good fish of the day, on a Wickham's Fancy.

Ray had naught to say to that, but to give the trout a kiss.

 

Grey Mare's Tail Waterfall

Ray and Linus are preparing themselves, with chicken drumsticks and bread rolls, for the climb up to the Grey Mare's Tail Waterfall.

 

 

Steep climb

It is a pretty steep slope and it cost lots of energy to get up there, so, Marike and Ray are resting for a while, to enjoy the splendid view down the Eany Valley and Donegal Bay.

On the Invicta

But I will tell you that it is always worth your while to bring the Invicta with you

 

A lot of trout from Lough Naloghraman

Linus Schaaf with a lot of trout from Lough Naloghraman.

But don't think that he caught them all on his own, there were five of us, and the fish would take whatever fly you would throw at them.

 

 

 

Up at Glencolumbcille

Jimmy Schmidt, Linus Schaaf and Jorko up at Glencolumbcille. Even though the trout did not take at all, everybody was happy to be out on such a splendid day.

Ray tries Lough Astoller, but no fish in sight.