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Hi, I don't actually know yet. My friend Tony at Murthly has a contact I'm going to get from him. Thanks for watching 👍

Hi there, thanks for watching. Absolutely it's best to take a spinning rod as you'll be able to cover aome of the slower parts of the beat which are well worth fishing. Your rod and line set up is bang on and I would say a size 10 or even 12 fly, not too heavily dressed, cascade, park shrimp type fly and also some small black ones like executioners, munro killers etc. Hope that helps. Good luck 👍

@@scottishoutdoorlife thanks so much!

Your welcome. 👍

Thanks Andrew, yes the right fly choice that night. If only we hooked something everyone we went out. Wouldn't be so much fun of suppose. 👍

🤣 yes he got pretty wet I think. He's a nice guy it was a shame. Cut his night short. Thanks for watching 👍

Cast upstream and wind back quick. Very effective on the Tay and permitted. I would check as its not allowed on some smaller rivers as there is a higher chance of foul hooking one.

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You’re welcome!

There is in that bit, worth the wade though. Thanks again for watching 👍

You can't cast as far with it. Perfect for the Devon or a floating Devon, trolling, worm etc but not as good as a fixed spool for distance. Well done on your catch, I'd love to have fished back then. Thanks for watching 👍

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Hi James. Yes I use 5ft of slow sink tip and sometimes change to intermediate in the lower water. Thanks again for watching 👍

Hi thanks, yes there's a few about this year. This will be the first fish from the higher returns in 2020. Hopefully it kick starts something 🙏

Hi, I would say even a 5ft intermediate tip now. There's a few fish starting to hold up in the beat which is nice to see. Thanks for watching 👍

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Thanks Billy, we could do with keeping this water low another week or two to let numbers build up at the bottom end. I had the best of it certainly. 👍

Thanks for watching again Chris. Just used to it I suppose. Doesn't feel that far out. Yeah another one away, that's grilse for you though. Lose more than you land unfortunately with grilse. Tight lines 👍

Hi thanks for that. I was trying to show how you can get the fly to move or how it reacts to rod position. Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks Andy. 28g Abu toby. They sit higher in the water when reeled in quick. 👍

@@scottishoutdoorlife thanks mate i'm on the Tay tomorrow🤞🎣

Whereabouts? Good luck 👍

@@scottishoutdoorlife thanks mate, i'm out on Dalmarnock hoping to snag my first salmon on the fly😂

Good luck

Been fishing there since I was 10. They're a lot higher than they look. 👍 thanks for watching

It's definitely harder work atm but there's still some fish to be caught. Hopefully you get one or two this season 🙏

@@scottishoutdoorlife I might do, I've bought a permit for the ayr instead lol. Also doing days on the esks and dee

You'll bump into one or two for sure then. Good luck for the rest of the season 👍

Hi John, not named it yet so probably do a video of it showing the tying of it. Can't honestly remember it all off hand I'll need check the exact names of the material. Two seasons ago it accounted for about 50 fish between myself and a friend. Thanks again for watching 👍

They certainly can. Lots of head shaking and soft mouths 🤣

Thanks Toby, well done on getting one to the bank. Unfortunately some just don't go back, at least your wife was happy. 👍

@scottishoutdoorlife first one off the club water this year. That's me had the first sea trout off the inverurie association and now the first salmon off the Beauly club water.

Well done, perseverance pays off. Your flys got to be in the water.

Hi, not sure what rule your referring to, in Scotland this is a very effective way to fish for salmon and there have never been any rules to say you can't. Thanks for watching 👍

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Hi I use a Daiwa Whisker 10ft spinning rod, I would definitely have another. Thanks for watching 👍

Hopefully you get some water soon Billy. A few fush around here but could do with a few more. Thanks again for watching 👍

Thanks James. Yeah very fortunate to be asked down. Out next week for a day so hopefully get inenor two. Thanks again for watching.

Hi thanks for watching. I normally use a 15ft Loomis NRX and a Rio Long Head Spey Floater. 👍

They certainly can. I find I lose more than land but they're good fun none the less. Thanks for watching again 👍

Thanks for watching. I respect your decision. I personally don't think many end up dead, or we would see them in the rivers, especially on the smaller ones.

@@scottishoutdoorlife one of the Ghillies on the Tay told me that since they introduced catch and release they have had a high number of baggots, but that can be countered by playing a fish hard and putting it back after it expends all its energy.

I would disagree with that. When fish were plentiful there was always lots of baggots long before catch and release. I think they recovered quickly, sometimes fish are caught twice or three times over a period of time and fight the same each time. If they didn't have any energy left they wouldn't fight at all. Everyone has theories but the truth is we just don't know so much about them.

Thanks for watching. I carry a net where it's awkward to land them. I don't carry one normally as much of my wading is in deep and fast flowing water and cause me to go off balance if the current catches it. I always keep them in the water and am careful with them, sometimes if they touch rocks then for a few seconds then I don't think in the grand scheme of things it's so bad. 👍

Thanks Adam. I certainly do. Thanks for watching again 👍

It does, it's really annoying.. thanks for watching 👍

Thanks, yes it must be the electrical field or something.

You should do ok there. Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks, definitely

🤣 new reel purchased, I'll sort out tomorrow

@scottishoutdoorlife good stuff. Still catching more salmon than me this season with a reel that's making noises 🤣.

Yeah thanks toby, already got a new replacement for Roan and hopefully another few on the bank soon 👍

It was a cracker and 👍

Thanks Sandy, definitely agree there's a few more around this year. Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks Stuart one or two now on the books, double figures I think. Roan has a new one I've been using just now, it's a dream compared to the old one. Having a think which one I'll get.

Thanks for watching again Billy. It certainly was a cracker 👍

Thanks so much, I'll just need to figure out how to get into the gearbox now 🤣

Thanks Colin she was a cracker. A proper fish. Fished the beat for around 30 years since I was 10. It's like a second home. 👍

@@scottishoutdoorlife 30 years? You look older than 40! Wish I was still as young as that...

43 Colin, was very lucky to help out down there during summer holidays.

@@scottishoutdoorlife Some of the opportunities that we had don't seem to be around anymore. Such as you helping on the river or me shooting crows for the farmer which led to me being allowed to flight ducks on his ground.We don't seem to see or hear much of things like that now as everything has a price.

Totally agree. They gave us the pleasure of catching them, the least we can do is make sure they get away OK. Thanks for watching 👍

Hi, yes also explains the fact it went crazy. They often do that when the mouths are locked shut. Thanks for watching 👍

Hi thanks for watching. The stretch just above and below the pipe is on Fishpal as Luncarty beat. The ghillie is Bob White. Fishes well from this bank 3ft or higher on the Ballathie sepa gauge. Fishes well in low water from the stormontfield side below the willow tree especially. Hope this helps 👍

That's great thank you. And do you have a seasonal permit? As I see your down there quite a lot

I fish Walkmill beat a lot, not Luncarty. I'm lucky I know a lot of the guests and they invite me down.

Exactly David, hopefully this recent run of fuah continues 👍

Thought that🤣

Thanks, yes the rivers seem to be picking up a bit now. Long may it continue, tight lines 👍

Thanks again for watching, yeah it's been a decent year so far. Hopefully one of two more to be had yet. 👍

Hi thanks for watching, it was a cracker. I bought my son a new one and I'm using it just now, I'm taking my time buying myself one. Doing some research.