This year I will organise myself and not let the malaise grip me. There will be more weekend grayling fishing . My fly tying will be organised and has already started with a plan to refill all the boxes before the spring and not leave it to a week before the start of the new season.
I have joined the fly dressers guild and will be making a real effort to tie flies that dont look well chewed even before they have been.
I also have a plan B , Plan B consists of visiting a commercial stillwater if the depression gets to much. I am just not sure I could handle catching stumpy finned rainbows. So will try and find a suitable venue...
Andy
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Keep your chin up! There are a lot of us here that are now going or about to go through the same thing. Fly tying, reading about fly tying or new waters to fish help to keep me "sane" during this period. No matter how long winter seems...it always ends.
I was starting to get depressed last night, thinking about the high lakes that are freezing over...and leaving me to wait another 8 months. Sigh. Fly tying....yes...my bench is already a mess. Must get on that first. ;) Like Kiwi said, there's a lot of us in your same boat...and we'll get through the winter!
Grayling fishing mate, guaranteed to put a smile on your face (though you may freeze your whatnots off!)
Best
Peter
Peter
You know cold waether doesnt put me of, lets just hope our planned trip in November doesnt get hit by the weather again this year..
Andy
Know just what you mean, but likewise I've got to organise some flytying sessions, but what to tie, so many patterns.
Oh I know all about that! It usually kicks in around Christmas with me....at which point I tend to lace up the hiking boots and head into the hills.
Nice post,
M
I feel your pain, man.
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