Fighting butt, and some fish pictures

"The Leaping Frog" wrote in message
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Off to Wales for sea trout this week end and then to Ireland in the week
to
fish the Suir for brownies.

Frog; I'm just going to miss you!! I'm going to be in Wales on Tuesday! Any
chance of crossing paths: I'll be there from Tuesday until Sunday?
Where are you casting for sewin?

--riverman

Hey Myron,

Unfortunately I cannot extend my stay as I leave home again on Wednesday to
Ireland but we will have plenty of time to meet during the Swedish Clave! I
am looking forward to a very cosmopolite bunch.
I am taking 3 other frogs to the river Teifi in the Llandysul area. I have
been going there for a number of years and the sewin are hard enough for me
to catch without building up some knowledge of one fishing area. As Bill
Grey and others have probably advised, you should try and fish the Teifi but
also the Towy and the Cothi its tributary. If you have the inclination and
the money, you may fish private beats like the Golden Grove Estate or
Abercothi Estate where you will have the river for you. At peak times,
associations waters can get busy.

If you run into trouble during your week or want a few adresses (such as the
above mentionned), email me back and I will send my mobile number.. I know a
few B&B's near Llandysul and places where to buy tickets. I am a
spring-chicken at sewin fishing but will gladly share the little I know.
Some of it is actually there but in French only
http://www.echosmouche.com/article.php3?id_article=358

Tightlines & welcome to Wales. You should find the Welsh are a very nice
bunch!
Jerome
PS I hope you realize the best of the fishing is going to be at night?

riverman wrote in message
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"The Leaping Frog" wrote in message
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Off to Wales for sea trout this week end and then to Ireland in the week
to
fish the Suir for brownies.

Frog; I'm just going to miss you!! I'm going to be in Wales on Tuesday!
Any
chance of crossing paths: I'll be there from Tuesday until Sunday?
Where are you casting for sewin?

--riverman

TheFrog At peak times, associations waters can get busy.

....

TheFrog PS I hope you realize the best of the fishing is going to be
TheFrog at night?

Just curious: are these waters crowded at night?

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Jarmo Hurri

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Yep, some people, the most hooked on, fish all night. The morning sunrise is
actually a very good time and I remember seing the river awaken after a
quiet night.
Just like salmon, the sewin have known lies and the locals do not miss an
opportunity when water conditions are right. The season ticket is relatively
affordable and therefore banks can get busy after a spate or in the heart of
summer. You then have to take turn to fish pools but frankly I usually
prefer to walk away and find a lesser known spot on my own.

Jerome
Jarmo Hurri wrote in message
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TheFrog At peak times, associations waters can get busy.

...

TheFrog PS I hope you realize the best of the fishing is going to be
TheFrog at night?

Just curious: are these waters crowded at night?

--
Jarmo Hurri

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"The Leaping Frog" wrote in message
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Hey Myron,


If you run into trouble during your week or want a few adresses (such as
the
above mentionned), email me back and I will send my mobile number.. I know
a
few B&B's near Llandysul and places where to buy tickets. I am a
spring-chicken at sewin fishing but will gladly share the little I know.

Jerome: check your email!

--riverman