Water

15 Feb 2012

Opening Day

The pipers march to the river bank.

The piped march to the river.


The toast by John Mason..

More than 150 members, locals and visitors helped us celebrate the start of the season and our ownership of the Carmyle beat (see map). Once again the weather was kind and the river in good condition.

Unfortunately our oldest member 100 year old Wm Stevenson could not make the trip from Perth where he now lives. One of our young female members Emma was given the task of making the first cast on behalf of all anglers.

A picture of Emma who took the first cast of the day.

Emma with the first cast of the day.

The day was formally inaugurated by John Mason the Glasgow Shettleston Constituency MSP who admits he is no fisherman hence the choice of Emma who did the casting honours.

Emma later caught the first fish - a very well mended kelt of 7.5 lb which she safely returned.

After the formalities a substantial number of visitors and members took to the river for a free afternoons fishing on the Carmyle beat but apart from Emma’s kelt no other fish were recorded.

 

Once again a very enjoyable opening day.

Emma Holding a 7.5lb kelt.

Emma Holding her 7.5lb Kelt

 

30 Jan 2012

 

Carmyle Beat

Sept 10

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Click on the image for exciting news on the Angling Demonstration day Mid Clyde Angling Association are holding with our Partners at the David Livingston Centre in Blantyre on the 24th September.

We hope to see you there

July 20

The excellent spring fishing continued into June and there were some superb summer salmon landed in the mid teens during the month.  With continued good water levels the Grilse should provide some good sport in the coming weeks.

Why not take a look at our latest Fly tying Tutorial, the Klinkhammer, found Here

MCAA are starting a Casting Club to be held monthly on a Sunday morning on one of the pools. It is a good opportunity to meet some new faces, try some different balanced set ups, and practice casting in the water. Wool casts will be provided, for more information please get in touch Steve @ Mid Clyde

Tight Lines

May 19

Welcome to the new look Mid Clyde Angling Association Site, we hope it increases the functionality and is easier and more user friendly to navigate.

Take a few moments to have a look around and tell us what you think.

Please get in touch via Steve @ Mid Clyde

MCAA Web Team

May 1

April seen the first Spring Salmon catches on Mid Clyde, with seven confirmed so far and several others un-confirmed. Congratulations to the anglers who were rewarded with a bar of silver. Water levels are currently low leading into may, so a few hours before dusk at your favourite pool, or an early start may see results.

Could we take this opportunity to remind all anglers that Spring Salmon stocks are vital to the survival of the Clyde run salmon, and ask anglers to be conservation minded about any fish caught. The Five Year Catch Summary is now available, Five Year Catch Return

Tight Lines for the month ahead, MCAA Web Team

March 9

We are back online after changing the website management. We hope you are enjoying the 2011 season so far and please check back for updates in the coming days! In the meantime why not view the blog. Thank you for your patience, MCAA Web Team

December 21

Mid Clyde Angling Association and Fume Design would like to wish all of our members and sponsors a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Daiwa have kindly donated a new rod for our raffle. Please see the sponsors page for more details.

If you would like to be added to our mailing list, then once you have received your membership for this year please email us here with your membership number and your preferred email address and we will put you on the mailing list.

November 21, 2010: Blog:

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