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@@SG-sc9vc hi, still haven’t got round to the applications yet. Will post an update when I eventually do👍. Thanks for the interest.

@@ellis350no problem, we are looking to do something similar in the hope that the existing foundations are suitable!

@ I am hoping that there is no issue as the meet BR concerning depth etc. if they are not accepted then I won’t proceed with the conversion as it won’t be cost effective.

@@ellis350 do you have any idea how much extra a job would cost comparatively to redo the foundations and effectively start from scratch? I know it depends on the size of the conservatory but just roughly?

@ I am thinking it will double my costs at least to start from scratch. It’s a relatively easy build as it’s only two walls and roof. I am confident that I won’t have to start from scratch. I only did the video as evidence for the council building control dept. If they are awkward they may ask me to dig a trial pit but it would have to be from the inside as I have finished the back garden off now with Indian sandstone.

@@parmoescobar8873 now then Dave, how are you doing? You still fishing?

@ yes good mate! Got married last month, started a new career in hgv which is going well, moved away from Darlington. Unfortunately my dad died last year so haven’t been out too much, though caught multiple 20lbers last year. Been spending more time shooting and also taken up cycling to try and loose some weight.

@ very sorry to hear about your dad mate. Congrats on the wedding, new job and fitness mission.

@ the fitness mission is hampered by Parmos. Enjoying riding but my bank balance not so much! Just went tubeless and keep seeing things I “need” like a fidlock magnetic bottle cage 😅

@ still true to your RUclips alias then 🤣

Thanks, you too!

Thanks John. Hope to meet you on the bank sometime. There was a debate in the Leeds Facebook page following the negative comments. Think it has been put to bed now hopefully. Tight lines

@@ellis350 social media is great … sometimes ,…. But yeah I didn’t know that 2 blokes enjoying a days fishing , stood in the river , could cause any grief or negativity !!! Just weird but it’s the world we live in and usually it’s the haters that start it all off …. I was at cundal fishing some years ago ….. got there with my dad at 6.45 … we were just sorting our gear out and getting set up for a days fishing and this guy came down and said “ I was going to fish there mate “ …. “ you might be better off going further downstream as it’s better down there “ …… I looked at my old man and said very nicely “ well I’m sorry I got here before you did but hope you have a great days fishing on the better pegs downstream “ ….. He then just walked off muttering to himself and me and dad were in stitches 😂😂😂….. Honestly it’s a weird and wonderful world we live in ain’t it 😳😳🤔🤔 But anyways … yeah might see you there one time and keep the videos coming and all the best toy you and yours 👍👍😁😁🎣🎣

@@johnloxley8705I have joined Bradford CAA off the back of this so the worlds my oyster down at Asenby now 👍

@@ellis350 nice one buddy. No-one can complain or whinge but just be careful as if your slap bang in the middle the fish won’t like it 😂😂😂…. You enjoy my friend and all the best 👍😁🎣

That's the plan!

Hi Steve, in this video we were definitely stood no further than mid river and did not fish past the fence line into Sheephills stretch. I have seen your comment on the other video and I was guilty of casting past mid river despite me being stood on the mid river line. I intend to join BACC next season as well as Leeds. Tight lines.

Been told the shed might become my new fishing equipment store! 😢

@@stuartbrookes6030 thanks 👍

100lb of chub was the Carlsberg Export talking! 😂

Thanks for the comments and taken on board. I will certainly think about video titles in future. It was an oversight and I think it was a barbed hook/micro barbed and was surprised myself when taking the hook out. Tight lines.

Thanks mate for the kind words. Cannot please everybody. Also astounds me that folk ask about only the free fishing spots when a few quid could open up a lifetime of fishing venues.

@@ellis350 most certainly and no problem buddy 🎣🎣😀😀😀

Thanks. They are the Vision Koski. Have the matching boots also. They are fly fishing waders. Not cheap but comfy, breathable and durable

@@ellis350 thanks 👍

I disagree. You need to be member of the club to fish the stretch. It’s not against the club rules so with respect, I am not really interested in your concern

@@ellis350 What a surprise.

@@ellis350 Except you were fishing the BCAA water...which means 'theft of fishing rights'.

@@stevewilliams5428 as far as I understand it you can be stood in the middle of the river (as I am between the flow from either side of the island) and then cast as close to the BACC bank as I wish. There was nobody else fishing there. If there was then out of etiquette I would not have. If I was on the Leeds bank, I can cast to the overhanging trees on the BACC side. I did think it was a grey area but now I have done my research, I was not thieving fishing rights.

@@ellis350 Well you can't. The fishing rights extend to the middle of the river. It makes no difference where you are standing. Once you get past the island all the good fish holding runs are on the BCAA side. It gets a little wearing making the effort to go down there fishing, to find LDASA and sheephills 'anglers' fishing across the river into BCAA swims. If you get a BCAA book(there's no access for non-members as it's private land) you will see what I mean. It's been going on for years. I've caught LDASA members wading on the BCAA side of the island before which is pretty rude and blatant. It doesn't matter if no one is there when you start fishing... You are denying the right of a BCAA member to fish the swim and 'spoiling' it for anyone who comes along later.Taking or destroying fish 2(1)Subject to sub-paragraph (2) below, a person who unlawfully takes or destroys, or attempts to take or destroy, any fish in water which is private property or in which there is any private right of fishery shall on summary conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding fifty pounds or, for an offence committed after a previous conviction of an offence under this sub-paragraph, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months or to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds or to both. (2)Subparagraph (1) above shall not apply to taking or destroying fish by angling in the daytime (that is to say, in the period beginning one hour before sunrise and ending one hour after sunset); but a person who by angling in the daytime unlawfully takes or destroys, or attempts to take or destroy, any fish in water which is private property or in which there is any private right of fishery shall on summary conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty pounds. (3)The court by which a person is convicted of an offence under this paragraph may order the forfeiture of anything which, at the time of the offence, he had with him for use for taking or destroying fish. (4)Any person may arrest without warrant anyone who is, or whom he, with reasonable cause, suspects to be, committing an offence under sub-paragraph (1) above, and may seize from any person who is, or whom he, with reasonable cause, suspects to be, committing any offence under this paragraph anything which on that person's conviction of the offence would be liable to be forfeited under sub-paragraph (3) above.

Thanks for the sub!

Danny? I have met him. Lovely bloke. Pass on my regards.

Heard a big fucker splashing about upstream

@@ellis350 Tees seal or more likely Walrus spotted at Dinsdale!

Think it was dead’s that day

If you watch some of my other videos we normally have them. It was on the grass and a Matt doesn’t stop them flipping of it. Fair point though

No, it was absolutely floating bread. The title should give it away.

The pike attacked the fish that was caught on maggot or worm.

this shower of shit wouldnt tell yer where a birds nest is,fucking bunch of cranks that dont like being told how it is.......go on their leftist facebook page and ask them where they fish they wont tell you but expect other seasoned fisherman to do so......and you can fish the tees for salmon legally from yarm to stockton from february to end of october thats the law on the e.a website i told them this an they banned me fucking tit ends.......... but they have blogs running on weak cloud servers ;-) #_

@@skunkhead2007 ok thanks

So did I. Had to play it carefully

Thanks, expected with 3lb tippet

Thanks, it tongue and groove treated redwood from Wickes, painted with Sadolin Extra in Ebony colour.

Hi there, never tried coarse fishing there to be honest. I know there are good size chub in there but was unaware that there were barbel. No reason why there shouldn’t though.

There's no barbel or pike above broken scar dam.

Hi Paul. Thank you. they are anthracite. The white is just the protective film. I bought them from a local family business

@@ellis350 Many thanks.

Sorry for the late reply. Seem to think they are 90lb BS

Graham Corking only been there once this year but you can squeeze down the left hand side of the railings, or you could. Failing that, if the water isn’t up, you can wade across just upstream of the bridge at the tail of the pool.

@@ellis350 Oh amazing, cheers mate!

Have you ever tried to get up through boat lane on the Yorkshire side? Apparently there's parking but looks a bit sketchy

Graham Corking never parked down there

Adam Chumbley you were embracing H2O like an Arab at a mirage