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| Recently taken Bags | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Bag weight & heaviest single catch | Fly used in heaviest single catch |
| Mr. Portella | 2 for 8lbs (**heaviest 5lbs 8oz**) | **Yellow Damsel** |
| P. Shirkie | 3 for 13lbs 8oz (**heaviest 6lbs 8oz**) | **Blue-tailed Dancer** |
| S.Bisset | 3 for 16lbs 8oz (**heaviest 8lbs**) | **Blue-tailed Dancer** |
| S. Rodger | 4 for 12lbs 8oz (**heaviest 5lbs**) | **Olive Damsel & Nomad** |
| L. Neary | 2 for 8lbs (**heaviest 5lbs**) | **Damsel** |
| Mr. Adshead | 2 for 8lbs 10oz (**heaviest 5lbs 6oz**) | **Okey dokey** |
| last updated 28/12/2008 | ||
A floating line can be used here all year although on blustery days some anglers change to an intermediate line. For most of the year anglers find that the fish are high in the water. Rosslynlee is well known as a 'top of the water' fishery. The water itself is around 10-12 feet deep around the shallowest area and deepens gradually to around 22 feet at the dam.
The heaviest fish killed this year was actually taken at the shallowest corner - a beautiful rainbow of 14 lbs 2 oz which was caught by Fraser Allen on a Yellow Dancer on the 1st of June.
All year round we get good bags of fish by using flies such as Buzzers, Bloodworms, Nymphs, Damsels, Dancers, Cats Whiskers, and Black Fritz lures. From spring to autumn the dry-fly fishing is great fun with CDC's, Black Spiders, Dry Olive, Suspender Buzzers, Shipman Buzzers, Hoppers, Sedges, Muddlers, Daddies, and foam Beetles.