Jim used the strong winds to his advantage by drifting the boat on the main lake and fishing Bibios, Green xa0Peters and Dabblers to rise 15 trout in 4 hours, 6 of which broke him and 9 landed, including the 18lbs 12oz monster and a lovely steelhead of 5lbs 2oz.xa0 With the recent strong winds, the Main Lake is fishing well to the traditional wet flies with Black pennels working well catching William Davidson 12 trout with most weighing around 4-6lb in weight. Ryan Ferris, Banbridge, tried his luck on the Hollow Springs lake and found that black lures were doing the trick landing him 10 trout, inbetween hailstone showers!!xa0 Fishing partners Paul Turkington, John Beattie and Philip McKerr landed approximately 20 trout between them, and lost near as many, also on black lures.xa0 Islandderry Fishery is offering all anglers free catch and release on the Main Lake every Thursday in the month of June starting this Thursday 2nd June and running until 30th June.xa0 More offers will be run throughout the upcoming summer months. The next competition is the annual All Night Competition & BBQ on Saturday 18th June running from 7pm to 7am.xa0 There is also a summer min-league starting on Saturday 2nd July. For more information on free C&R Thursday or any of the upcoming competitions contact the fishery on 07859074424 or www.islandderryfhisheryandtackle.co.uk.xa0 You can also follow on Facebook.]]>
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