Jon Frisby
Senior Member & Supporter
That's a very nice bend in the rod. Funny the colder it is, the more guaranteed, it is to catch a grayling.
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Grayling
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Richard Isaacs
Senior Member & Supporter
Definitely a winter species I wouldn’t want to catch them much before November or after March same as the unofficial pike season
Richard Isaacs
Senior Member & Supporter
First grayling sesh of the season today for me.
Timed it just right as the extra water really switched them on.
21 caught in total from around 6oz to well over the 1.5lb mark. Every one of them a super battle on the light balanced tackle and soft spliced tip rod.
Caught various other species all afternoon also.
Timed it just right as the extra water really switched them on.
21 caught in total from around 6oz to well over the 1.5lb mark. Every one of them a super battle on the light balanced tackle and soft spliced tip rod.
Caught various other species all afternoon also.
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Popped over the Pennines last Thursday W.Yorks to have a dabble for grayling . It were grand going over the top (M62) , it looks so different when its all white . Got to my destination and had a couple of hours chasing my target species . Initially slow , but a change of swims put me onto the fish . I had a steady stream of grayling and when the trout arrived I was picking up them and grayling . Nothing large , best circa 1lb , but good fun on a nice cool day .