It's the sort of acidic upland water where the trout aren't there to be admired, exactly, but to be caught — stocked fish that have got their feet under the table and fish a touch warier than the day they arrived. There's nothing grand about it, which is rather the point. On a soft, grey day with a ripple working across the surface you'll do well, and on a flat, bright one you'll mostly think about things. Cool water fishes best. The fish hold deeper than you'd like in a bright spell and come up willingly when the light goes off.
- Fishery
- Acidic

