Grayling fishing
With the  Salmon and Trout seasons now finnished and the new seasons a long way  off my thoughts have turned to Grayling , as there is no set seasons for  these fish on Mid Clyde unlike other rivers whose Grayling season  starts on the 15th November until 15th January  You can fish for them  from the end of the Trout season to the start of the Trout in March
As  far as I know Grayling on our part of the Clyde  are little fished for  so my expectations were high, I was talking to one member back in August  who was fishing for Trout and managed to pick up four Grayling on a  small gold head, so they are there.
On Saturday I went to a  local farm  and dug some worms, in my oppinion you cant beat manure dug  Brandlings for the Lady of the stream,other anglers use flies some use  maggots or sweet corn, it's worms all the way for me .
For info on Grayling and how to fish Brandlings click the link bellow.http://midclydeanglingassociation.blogspot.com/2010_11_01_archive.html
A  guy I work with and myself set off on Sunday morning and headed for the  newsagents at the bottom of Station Road to get a permit for him, as I  have a season ticket for salmon it covers me for Grayling untill 31  December.
I have had my salmon permit for about seventeen  years on Mid Clyde and this was the first time I had ever fished for  Grayling on it.
The total for the day was 5 Grayling landed a couple lost and one wee Brownie.
We both had a great day but I think it will fish better if we get a couple of hard frosts
So  if like me you are going stirr crazy,why not have a try for the Lady of  the steam,  and if you dont have a season ticket a fiver for a days   fishing cant be bad.
Grayling is covered by the  Coarse permit.
All fish were returned safely to fight another day.
Tight Lines.
    

