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Great content as ever, thanks guys. I don't want to tempt fate but Alex seems much more confident going into this winter, I reckon it could pay dividends 😂🙏

Pink snake works well in there strip them fast

2lb rainbow plays 20st man lol

It’s like casting a Squirrel’ the funniest and most accurate comment wins the Internet today 👏

Another good video guys Keep them coming 👍 ❤❤

Get them smoked boys great show well done cheers ❤😊😊😊😊😊

Brrrr! Looked a bit on the cool side there lads - great video though! Was interested to see a glimpse of your fish finder power source/battery box as I am looking to change mine soon. Could you plse let me have the details of your power/box arrangement please?

Nice work lads. 👍

Maybe Guru will sort you out with a couple of platforms, they must be one of the best companies for supporting their you tubers, maybe Matt Godfrey can delver them personally

Most likely the river forth

are permits required?

what is the venue or at least the river?

Noddies

What great videos.i travel down to trent a lot but need try a new stretch.is that a day ticket stretch you are on.thanks

Wait till you hook one when it’s tanking through and it sits there full bend for five mins 😂

Excellent stuff Lads!!!!😎👍👍👍🥃

Well done great fishing.morching band off swans 🤣🤣🤣

1-9lb of perrrrffffection 👍

Magnificent new PB!! 😍

Great vid guys, looks like you need to scale up a touch for the Trent, personal preference is 12lb trans khaki illusion fluorocarbon by fox, keep up the vids 👌

Congratulations on the PB. Your videos are great thank you for sharing them 😁

Well done lads - another fantastic video, thank you!

Great stuff from the invaders. Good banter between friends is what its all about. Well done on your new pb Alex

Good video guys. I use allot Of korum stuff line and there equipment i like it

Great video again chaps👌 some beautiful barbel there and well done on the pb Alex. Filming's really good and it's refreshing just to see a couple of down to earth friends enjoying their fishing. Must get up the Trent next season.

A great three day trip for the two of you. An enjoyable and entertaining video . The sequence with the swans was hilarious! That 13.4 lbs barbel was a really beautiful barbel. I have fished just on the other side of that fence in the water and it fished quite well when the level was up as it was with you. Well done !

Well done guys you will never hear the end of it Gordon that fish Alex had was a real belter keep them coming soon be Grayling time can't wait

cracking sessions chaps well done with the PB

25barbel trip is good in anyones book. Very enjoyable series to watch👍 roll on next September, with all your exploits in between

Great fishing! 10lb is definitely light line on a river like that ! .

was a pleasure meeting you guys on the lake a couple of fridays ago and having a chat in the car park 👋

Fabulous series, you smashed it with this trip guys. Congratulations on your pb’s. Quality production and narration too👌🏼

Braw video guys. Stunning back ground regardless of the fish. Alex congratulations on 2 pbs in one trip. Tight lines men

Come onnnn!

Quality. 👍

What part of the Trent was that running through Scotland? LOL 😆

Just subbed 👍.

It’s strange how on two consecutive days the fishing can be so different ! Bad luck on losing the two barbel, it happens to us all. Enjoyable video though!

That's the problem with the Green Umbrella Brigade, they think fly fishing is easy, like anything you have to devote time and effort into it. Are your nymphs heavy enough to be getting to the bottom? What's your rig like? 1 or 2 nymphs? I'll fish a 3 fly rig with 2 weighted nymphs on point and middle and a hopper or such like on the top. Don't dismiss Euro-nymphing, it's deadly and helped me get the better Grayling too. Stop trying to cast for the heavens.

What a day indeed! You caught the conditions just right with the extra water on. 16 barbel, incredible. A great watch, thank you , and that was just Part 1 !

Only thing I see slightly wrong Gordon Don’t think you where leavening the nymph in long enough ie recasting to quick. Just an observation no a criticism. I’m my experience letting it get down a bobbing along for a while works just resetting it and taking the slack up as it drifts. But I don’t know the nith so I might be talking mince. But hope it may help. Love your work lads.

Doing nothing wrong… far too mild I’m seeing Grayling still topping for flies .. once it gets colder and they get there heads down they’ll kick in….I’ll be looking forward to my week on the Teviot… all the best lads

Brill video . I changed to Braid last year bhoys to fish at distance ! The mid double pike jumped and hit the braid and it sliced badly . Unsure if I'll use braid again 😢 Looked a brilliant venue !

If you see this; please could you say what is your favourite dead bait would be? In Lakeland we can only use sea species?

I am an average pike angler! I love these videos. I honestly find watching people who know what they are doing let’s me compare and contrast. Also seeing people who are competent have slow days or blanks keeps me from despair! Great work, thanks

Stick to lochs 😂😂

Excellent videos! These really do help me out. I am fishing Bassenthwaite lake in Cumbria. Your videos are the best Big water piking videos on RUclips. The videos are just a great watch. Loverly stuff. So thanks for posting

Great video, is that the Clyde your on

Enjoyable as always guys

I'm far from an expert G, but learned some stuff fishing for these stunning beasts. Try Oros or Corqs floats, they allow you to very quickly adjust depth, you need to keep adjusting depth so that your tickling the bottom, particularly in the depths of winter. Something new I'm trying is dropshot instead of tungsten nymphs, a couple of no6 shot at terminal end of leader, and unweighted nymphs on short droppers above (one just above these). Means you 'hook' the bottom way less and if you want to add or remove weight, your not changing flies to do this. Keep your lines short too, tempting to try and have big long drifts, but you'll catch more fish using shorter drifts, means less drag, bite detection is better. Just water load cast, no need for loads of false casts. I fish a beat or two above, no Grayling fishing til 1st December, canny wait. Had some nice ones off the Ayr already, but the fish in 'your' river are something else!. Definitely need to be keeping changing tactics, depths and flies, and fish seams between fast and slow water. Fish I'm catching at the moment are still in streamy water, generally right on the edges of it or at the tails of streams.