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Old April 23rd, 2004, 09:49 PM
W. D. Grey
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Default Wales in June

In article , Lazarus
Cooke writes
I'm not sure but I think grayling may be out of season then? But
sea-trout "sewin" in wales, and salmon are not. They also taste much
better.


The Grayling - the "Lady of the Stream" is a bit of a paradox. Its
season is similar to coarse fish but it has an adepoise fin like
salmonids.

The grayling is fished for during the winter.
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