We returned to the Tummel today, in pursuit of late season trout and Grayling which are coming into their own now. The weather was stunning for mid September and arguably wasn’t the best conditions for fishing but you have to try. My mate and I headed to the East Haugh section, where I fished a few weeks back and while I appreciate there has not been a lot of rain recently I wasn’t expecting the water to be quite as low as it was. A few weeks back there was a rocky protrusion across the river and you could with care wade out behind it just about to the end . Below it the water was pushing so hard it was not safe )( for me at least) until you were a good 15 yards down from it. Today these same rocks were part of the beach of rocks. Wading could get you about half way across the remaining river.