Monday, 30 November 2015
Fishery Closed - Monday 30 November
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Mike Fitzgerald
There is a few inches of snow and ice is forming around each lochan. Approach roads are also not great, so we are staying closed today.
Any thaw could lead to waterlogged banks, so please check the Blog for updates.
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Any thaw could lead to waterlogged banks, so please check the Blog for updates.
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Monday, 23 November 2015
Fishery Reopens - Monday 23 November
Snow and ice have gone and fishery is open for business as usual.
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Saturday, 21 November 2015
Fishery Closed - Saturday 21 November
Given the overnight snowfall and the icy road conditions locally, we have taken the decision not to open today.
We will update the Blog as soon as conditions have improved sufficiently to reopen.
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We will update the Blog as soon as conditions have improved sufficiently to reopen.
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Monday, 2 November 2015
Dunlichity Cup Heat 8 - Saturday 7 November
The final heat of this year's competition is on Saturday 7 November.
If you can get a lift, then "bring a bottle" for the end-of-season celebration.
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Dunlichity Cup Heats 6 and 7 - Results
We have been upgrading our IT and, as a result, are sorry for the delay in updating the Blog. As a result, this blog covers both the September and October heats.
September
After a number of months of disappointing catches, my theory that we were waiting for high pressure to improve things was confirmed, with everyone catching fish. The first peg got off to a predictable start with Liam Skinner catching the biggest fish of the day at 4lb 10oz!
With only 10 competitors, prizes were limited to 2 places and a bottle, with Liam taking top spot from James Gray with George Ritchie winning the bottle.
Liam's victory meant that with only two heats left, only Jamie MacGregor Snr could prevent Liam from becoming 2015 Cup winner.
October
High pressure remained over the Highlands, and great conditions meant that everyone caught fish for the second heat in succession.
Aeneas Taylor Gordon Haggart, Tim Watson and George Ritchie had all caught and taken their two fish within the first four pegs. However, George Skinner went into the lead before lunch with a great fish at 7lb 2oz. George remained in the lead until 10 minutes from the end of the final peg, when John Allison caught his biggest ever rainbow at 9lb 11oz!
The results mean that Liam Skinner cannot now be beaten, but a number of people could win the other prizes.
The final heat of the 2015 Dunlichity Cup is on Saturday 7 November. Prize giving will happen after the heat, and for those of you who can get a lift, then "bring a bottle" for the post-season celebration.
If you have found this post interesting or, you know anyone who might, please use the share buttons below to tell your online community about it. Thank you.
September
After a number of months of disappointing catches, my theory that we were waiting for high pressure to improve things was confirmed, with everyone catching fish. The first peg got off to a predictable start with Liam Skinner catching the biggest fish of the day at 4lb 10oz!
With only 10 competitors, prizes were limited to 2 places and a bottle, with Liam taking top spot from James Gray with George Ritchie winning the bottle.
Liam's victory meant that with only two heats left, only Jamie MacGregor Snr could prevent Liam from becoming 2015 Cup winner.
October
High pressure remained over the Highlands, and great conditions meant that everyone caught fish for the second heat in succession.
Aeneas Taylor Gordon Haggart, Tim Watson and George Ritchie had all caught and taken their two fish within the first four pegs. However, George Skinner went into the lead before lunch with a great fish at 7lb 2oz. George remained in the lead until 10 minutes from the end of the final peg, when John Allison caught his biggest ever rainbow at 9lb 11oz!
The results mean that Liam Skinner cannot now be beaten, but a number of people could win the other prizes.
The final heat of the 2015 Dunlichity Cup is on Saturday 7 November. Prize giving will happen after the heat, and for those of you who can get a lift, then "bring a bottle" for the post-season celebration.
If you have found this post interesting or, you know anyone who might, please use the share buttons below to tell your online community about it. Thank you.
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