The salmon catches on the Tay, Perthshire, Scotland have increased dramatically over the last couple of days due to a dip in temperature. The week started off with a water temperature of 56F or 13C but after much colder weather and a hard frost last night we started the day off at 48F or 9C today and the fish have responded with over a 30% increase in catches. There is now around 500 registered for the week.
A cold start with the water temperature higher than the air. As the temperatures equate the fish respond and start taking lures.
Peter Annan with a 15 pounds salmon caught in the Little Shot at Benchil.
A cracking October day for the autumn with blue skies.
A superb 21 pounds autumn salmon caught by Simon Furniss at Stobhall on the fly at the Twin Stones.
The moon comes up after another successful day on the river.
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