Fishing Lake in Galashiels

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Covering the following areas in Galashiels: Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Cockburnspath, Coldstream, Cornhill-On-Tweed, Duns, Earlston, Eyemouth, Galashiels, Gordon, Hawick, Jedburgh, Kelso, Lauder, Melrose, Mindrum, Newcastleton, Selkirk

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Fishing Lake Reviews in Galashiels

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‘You’ll be able to see one of our finest local traditions.’
‘Er … sounds interesting, but what about the mahseer?’
‘Come with me to the temple. I think you will find it a very spiritual experience that will also inspire you in your future fishing here.’
The funeral ceremony was unbelievably moving. The dead woman was obviously a grandmother, if not a greatgrandmother, judging by the extended gathering of men around the pyre. The women, by tradition, either kept away from this holy rite or watched half-concealed in the surroundingforest.Thedeadlady’str

A ridiculously long time seemed to pass before the fish slowed down, but it finally stopped and enabled Victor frantically to wind the little brass reel to retrieve some line. The trout came in quite easily to start with and Victor thought he had it beaten, but then it must have sensed the shallow water again and it took off on another long run. This went on for ages. Victor kept glancing across at the head of the loch, hoping to see his father coming over the crag so that he could help. Gradually, though, he sensed the runs getting weaker, and then he saw the f

‘I don’t think it would. I’ve already seen those eyes and that mouth, and I’d be thinking of them when I was eating. I’m really grateful to you for trying, but I think I’ll leave it this time.’
Mark went home feeling rather miffed. He didn’t really like killing pike and had only done so as a favour to the neighbour. He and his family certainly wouldn’t eat it, so the fish had died unnecessarily. Mark’s conservation background riled at that. It was okay to kill to eat, but anything else was non-sustainable and to be avoided at all costs.
He took the fish ou

You will find short extracts from Amazing Fishing Stories on each of our directory pages. There is a link to buy the book on our book page.