February 14th 2010- cargill River Tay. The river level is sitting at 1ft 10inch. The pot shot in the photo is close to perfect height for fly fishing. The river is very clear creating ideal fishing conditions on Cargill. As we approach the end of February the spring runs should begin to strengthen. Coupled with the clear low water there should be some exciting fishing ahead.
As spawning on the lower river has drawn to a close, there are many carcases littering the river banks. Atlantic salmon do not routinely die after the exertions of spawning but many fail to recover condition. These caracses provode a much needed nutrient boost. Invertebrates benefit resulting in a boost for resident juveniles and trout in early spring.
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