Although l have
helped numerous angler have a memorable day on the Lower Itchen
Fishery, l have never fished it for myself, so with a Coarse and
Match Fishing Monthly video requested by OnlineFishing.tv on grayling
fishing, l grabbed the opportunity with both hands.
Arriving at
opening time, 8am, l found l had the stretch to myself and headed for
the centre of the fishery, an area Clayton the onsite river keeper
had pointed me to. Starting on the float l covered loads of swims,
catching from all but two and come 2pm l had lost count of the
grayling that ld landed, along with lots of brown trout plus a couple
of salmon parr. The last swim l fished on the float saw loads of
grayling intercepting loose maggots, however bites were difficult to
come by, that was until l made a tiny alteration to my hookbait,
thereafter it was a pound plus grayling a cast.
Once the rain arrived l decided to
head to a big pool upstream, one that is almost impossible to fish on
the float and try the feeder, something l will only do in such a
situation. It took all of ten seconds for the tip to twitch and the
first of many brownie of see the bottom of the net. Although two good
grayling did find my bait, plus a sea trout, it seemed as if the
grayling pool had been invaded by brown trout and after around a
dozen or more, and with the rain beating down, l headed for the
comfort of the car.
The video will be edited and ready to
view soon, so keep an eye out on www.coarseandmatchfishing.com for
one of many of my ‘In Session’ with Duncan Charman videos.
If you fancy experiencing the
fantastic non-stop rod bending action The Lower Itchen Fishery offers
then why not book a day with me. You won’t be disappointed!
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