Pictures

Daddy long legs

Ghillie help

A wet dry

$Green Peter - We didn\'t use wet flies much, but the Green Peter is a favorite in the wet fly teams used on Loch Conn$

Green Peter

Gray Humpy

A pint

Lush landscapes

$Jens\'s box - My boat buddy Jens had brought a well stocked flybox with lots of suitable flies$

Jens's box

A great fish for Jens

$Kelly\'s boats - One of the boat launches on the Conn$

Kelly's boats

$Fire in the kettle - Ghillie Mick\'s kettle boiling water for coffee and tea$

Fire in the kettle

$On the waterq - There\'s a lot of space on Loch Conn$

On the waterq

$A average fish - The Conn fish don\'t grow to huge sizes, but are very numerous and willing to rise to a dry$

A average fish

Yours truly

Rough riding

$Mint - There\'s a lot of wild mint all around the lake$

Mint

Red Humpy

Ridge Pool Tackle Shop

Ridge Pool

Gary in the tackle shop

A small stream

$Dry fly weather! - It doesn\'t look like it, but conditions like these are excellent for dry fly fishing. If you can float the flies, the trout will rise to them$

Dry fly weather!

My new Kelly Kettle

A Catholic country

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