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 September/October and even November can be excellent months with the bigger resident fish increasingly turning up in catches. This is the time of year when the shallow end comes into its own as the trout patrol the lilies and weedbeds for fry and late season nymphs. Quieter, autumnal days will see trout smutting on the surface when cdc emergers in 18,s and 20,s are always a good choice. As we move in to winter the best of the sport will be concentrated around early afternoon.
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 Autumn winds will see few anglers out at High Newton but any calmer, warmer days will still see plenty of fish on the surface right through the winter - although they do become increasingly localised. Watch the weather and pick the day.
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 Dubbs currently remains closed to angling while we await the results of a survey of the crayfish population - the date of which is not yet known!
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 High Fairbanks closes on 31st December and re-opens on the 15th March 2012. Any calmer, warmer day should still see active fish and every chance of good sport for at least a couple of hours of the day.
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