The River Annan is sourced in the Hills to the North of Moffat and from there meanders down over 35 miles of the rolling South Western Scotland area to the Solway firth at Annan town. The Annan has runs of migratory fish, Atlantic Salmon and Sea Trout as well as being home to Brown Trout and Grayling.
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This post is a bit of an end of year review and an opportunity before I start, to wish all my Blog followers, all the best for Christmas
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As we made our way we thought some water we were passing looked worth somewhere to float a trout or Grayling so he entered upstream of me. I think John decided he wanted to keep loose before me and after a few minutes he was out and heading upstream again. I decided to stay with it here , the brown water was a little shallow but I hoped I might find a little deeper water within reach so decided to stay dookin’ it out. After covering a fair bit here I wasn’t showing much signs of squeezing a lump out of here so found a spot to exit and headed on up myself.
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This weekend the good lads and lasses that look after the River Annan were holding a somewhat...
Read MoreSaturday was the first River Annan Trust Grayling open day. I like these events, you turn up and can ask for or are allocated a beat often one you wouldn’t normally try or maybe have access to. There wasn’t a big...
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