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Clouds over Lough Finn.

Heavy clouds over Lough Finn.

One has to stretch the legs every now and then.

 Iris and a nice wee feller on the Bibio.

 

Starting the day right

Despite starting the day right, we came home with no fish.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ray thinks Salmon don't take well in sunny, bright conditions. But that is of course nonsense.

Evening at the Owenea.

 

Eany at Drumboarty

The upper Eany at Drumboarty.

Sometimes it pays to be there just before nightfall.

Mr. Robinson fishing in the last light.

The shrimp fly struck yet again.

Two nice grilse caught in the last light of the day.

 

Owenea in flood

At the Gubbin, the Owenea in flood.

Ruediger Trautmann, his dog Tina and a bright silver salmon.

 

Great water for the fly

Great water for the fly in the Owenea.

James Laffin, an angler in his prime, caught this grilse despite the sunny weather.

And another feller in his prime. By the way, the fish fell for a shrimp fly.

 

It rained

Rain! After six weeks of drought it rained and the rivers had enough water to bring some salmon up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice flood in the Owenea and Eany rivers.

Eddie Gallagher and Steven McHugh from Glenties had one fish each on the spinner.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Only to be topped by the master himself. Mr. Ruediger Trautmann had two grilse on the Flying C.

 

At Lough Naloughraman

Foto: Jimmy Schmidt

Ray and me at Lough Naloughraman, Co. Donegal.

 

Favourite spot

 

Fotos (3) Iris Tantow

Fishing on my favourite spot at St. John's Point for mackerel.

Sarah Buettner is impressed by the power of the waves.

 

 

Bad weather, lots of sunshine

Fotos (3) Iris Tantow

 

Time to go to the beach.
Where has all the rain gone?

This summer is surely unusual for Donegal.
We anglers had very bad weather, lots of sunshine, blue skies and no rain.

 

The top of the world

On the way up to the top of the world at Glencolumbcille.

A little rest is required.  Ray Robinson is taking it easy.

View down to Port, the end of the world.

The brace of trout.  That's what we came for.