There's a real buzz for trout anglers

Blackdyke trout fishery 07525 730447. The start of last week saw the trout feeding on the surface taking buzzers, showing lots of fins and tails cruising through the top of the water.

Choosing the right colour match for the hatching buzzers proved to be a challenge in itself. As the week finished in baking temperatures, with the water warming up, the first hatches of mayflies appeared and trout could be seen sipping them in the surface film. Best flies have been mayflies, small drys, damsels and gold heads fished deeper during the bright and hot spells.

Rocklands Mere 07900 004953.The last couple of weeks has seen near perfect conditions, with fish rising taking hatching flies throughout the day.

Don Juler banked eight rainbows in total, most coming to small dries. Michael Parker from Wymondham caught an amazing 19 fish, by ringing the changes with his flies. These varied from black buzzers, white 'moth' dries and large nymphs. Alan Perkins fished a three-hour session and was rewarded with three rainbows. He was using very small dries, cdc buzzers and emergers. There should be hatches of mayflies this week and early damsels have also been seen in the margin.

Willow Trout Fishery 01986 785392. The good weather has seen anglers flocking to Willow.

The fishing has been excellent, with everyone taking a limit bag. The water is now warming up and the fish are taking shelter deeper down but are rising up early mornings and late evenings. Best flies have been buzzers, and worms and gold heads. There have been good morning and evening rises.

Larkwood Trout Fishery 01284 728612. Regular Frank Watson tempted a cracking rainbow of exactly 12lb, using a small black fritz tadpole.

Both lakes have been fishing very well with the rod average of five fish per angler. The fish were moving up in the water but the mini heat spell has seen them take cover in the deeper and cooler water. Best flies have been buzzers, tadpoles and damsels. Both lakes are very clear.

Narborough Trout Lakes 01760 338005. The cooler weather has brought much relief.

The fishing has been good but the cooler weather should improve it. The fish are becoming fussy in what they are taking requiring the angler to keep ringing the changes when it comes to fly selection. Best times will more than likely be early mornings and late evenings. South Elmham Trout Fishery 07500 703389. Mayflies have started hatching at South Elmham.

There are also some good rises early mornings and late evenings. Newcomer to the lake, a Mr Davis, took the best rainbow of the week a cracking 6lb 2oz fish as well as two more rainbows at 3lb each and released three brown trout. Frog Hall Lake is crystal clear making fishing difficult during midday while Old Hall Lake is fishing well throughout the day.