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| A real monster of a a male |
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| A gorgeous male mimicking the autumn beech leaves |
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| A female Salmon in full flight. Many are only airborne for about half a second. |
| Presumably a Sea Trout - many spots below the lateral line, long upper jaw (hard to judge from this angle) and bulging tail centre. |
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| A very large male that almost avoided the camera |
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| A young Sea Trout taking a breather on the weir edge |
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| A stunning male and without doubt the king of all fish. |
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| A failed jump. |
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| A Sea Trout showing the upper jaw extending clearly behind the eye, many dark spots below the lateral line and the concave tail tip. |
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| I am guessing a Sea Trout from the lenght of the upper jaw |
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| Sea Trout left and Salmon right. A nice comparison showing the lenght of the upper jaw relative to the eye. |
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| A nice profile of the Salmons seriously strong tail. |
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| Salmon pair with the female behind. |
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| Grey heron perched on the Salmon ladder in the middle of the weir |
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| Dippers displaying on the Salmon ladder wall |




















































