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Hi all
Our salmom fishing season for most Scottish rivers has just ended on 15 October. I have a few life long (dearly loved) fishing friends here in Scotland who Spey cast (like me) from 15 January (start of season) to 15 October(end of season) come frost snow, hell or high water. Their addicton to Spey casting is virtually incurable. They would rather die than fish worm or spin or crankbait. This predicament and adddiction to spey casting rather than other forms of fishing as you will know now seems to be universal and incurable.
My question is, have we all gone mad......... obsessed with the method rather than a salmon steak on the table.
Mike
Our salmom fishing season for most Scottish rivers has just ended on 15 October. I have a few life long (dearly loved) fishing friends here in Scotland who Spey cast (like me) from 15 January (start of season) to 15 October(end of season) come frost snow, hell or high water. Their addicton to Spey casting is virtually incurable. They would rather die than fish worm or spin or crankbait. This predicament and adddiction to spey casting rather than other forms of fishing as you will know now seems to be universal and incurable.
My question is, have we all gone mad......... obsessed with the method rather than a salmon steak on the table.
Mike