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Monday, 4 June 2012

Trout and deer of the Lancashire River Yarrow






Hatches of fly were thin on the ground this afternoon, yet being there was well worth the drive...

The trout I returned was a very nice wild fish of about one and a half pounds..



On the shot below you can see to the top right of the trout a large scale - this seemed to have come from a very large fish




I am not certain what these scales were off yet...


I was even joined by a rare deer...
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  1. Graylinghunter5 June 2012 at 03:33

    Nice one Pat. First time I saw a dear down there I was well surprised, I thought until then they would be further inland towards the Trough of Bowland National park.
    My fishing buddy came across a stag at about 4am and it didn't run off!

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    1. Pat Regan5 June 2012 at 08:52

      I have seen a few in the Trough you mention that have come down to the river to drink but they have, until now, been more elusive on the Yarrow..

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  2. Tessab5 June 2012 at 11:11

    Pleased to see you kept your feet dry this time :) As always, fantastic photographs. x

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  3. Pat Regan5 June 2012 at 11:18

    Sadly the feet got wet 'again' and the leg cramp that evening was a killer...lol

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