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Autumn Salmon

jack01986 · 2014-09-03 11:59:24

Going down the west this weekend for some Salmon fishing. I think the weather is set to be fairly nice so could be bright light and low water (not ideal I know). What sort of flies should I be using for these potential conditions. I'll be fishing on the Ballynahinch river.

03-09-2014 12:59PM

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jack01986

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Going down the west this weekend for some Salmon fishing. I think the weather is set to be fairly nice so could be bright light and low water (not ideal I know). What sort of flies should I be using for these potential conditions. I'll be fishing on the Ballynahinch river.

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#2 03-09-2014 09:42PM

thefisherbuy

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Any Flies like the Cascades and Ally shrimps, Or any Salmon fly in low size, Low water = lower the size of the flies Could you tell me how much you paid for day ticket in galway myself

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#3 04-09-2014 10:09AM

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Cool I better tie up a few smaller sizes so! Its €75 for the day unguided with your own gear. Not the cheapest I'd imagine but I was given it as a present so cant let it go to waste.

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