After Wednesday's achievement Thursday brought me back sown to earth with a return to one of my favourite, but exasperating rivers, the Derwent. The river was about nine inches up from last time I visited, with three or four inches of water over the bank where I'd sat last time. There appeared to be only a couple of anglers fishing one of whom blanked which as I've said before, is not a good sign on a known barbel spot when the river is up and coloured. Despite my best endeavours with the usual pellet tactics I didn't get anything that looked like a bite. The tip only going over when hit by debris. I did see a couple of deer pop out of the wood on the far bank and run along the edge of the hedge before disappearing. a couple of beasties were notable for the absence. No bats fluttering about and no owls hooting. They were too quick for me to get a picture. A mink also put in an appearance, bouncing about among the reeds and tufts of grass again avoid he camera.
Probably an angling blog from an angler currently fishing for predators using a variety of methods, but may well be fishing for other species as well.
Friday, 9 October 2020
Back Down to Earth
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