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End Of Season Salmon Fishing On A Small Scottish River
A great day Salmon fishing a small river on the penultimate day of the season for many rivers in the north of Scotland.
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Salmon Fishing On A Small River In The Scottish Highlands
Просмотров 46 тыс.Год назад
An evening Salmon fishing on a gorgeous small river in the highlands of Scotland.
Spring Salmon Fishing On The River Spey
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A day searching for a spring Salmon on the Grantown-On-Spey Association's beat of the beautiful River Spey.
The Start Of The Salmon Season 2023
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The start of the salmon season in Yorkshire and my first video, so if spring salmon fishing and someone talking awkwardly on camera is your thing then this videos is for you. Apologies for the sun glare in some of the clips, i'm looking into why this was so bad so it doesn't happen again.

Комментарии

  • @Camstrat-bo2dl
    @Camstrat-bo2dl 7 месяцев назад

    Nice man! what Retrieve method do you use?

  • @seamus3389
    @seamus3389 9 месяцев назад

    You are fishing way too fast...the slower you draw the line the better...18 Inch slow draws and a pause between each..and don't tighten into the fish right away let the fish turn go back to the lie and take some line then slowly raise the rod..the fish will hook itself..also use a sink tip to match the water height

  • @oakling7534
    @oakling7534 10 месяцев назад

    Nice video

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing 9 месяцев назад

      Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

  • @12dougreed
    @12dougreed 10 месяцев назад

    The reason you lost that fish is because you are using reservoir tactics. You did not let the line go or loop go on the take , therefore badly hooked.

  • @philippendlebury4518
    @philippendlebury4518 11 месяцев назад

    Hi what length and line weight rod are you using. Always interested in tackle set up. Thanks Phil

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing 10 месяцев назад

      Hi Phil, I’m using a 12’9” rod line rated 8/9 which works fine but maybe a smaller switch rod would work better on this river. Thanks for watching and tight lines!

    • @philippendlebury4518
      @philippendlebury4518 10 месяцев назад

      @sc-flyfishing Thank you. My favourite go to is a 12ft 9in Hardy Demon #8/9. Its an absolutely beautiful rod to use and you can fish all day with it without tiring. And it's chucks an AFS head or Rio Skagit as far as my 15 footer. Cheers mate.

  • @rdigimages9242
    @rdigimages9242 11 месяцев назад

    Strange style. Let it swing and dangle then strip. That's a triple faster strop than still water trout ? . Why pull line out when you have the fish under control.

  • @simonartley1645
    @simonartley1645 11 месяцев назад

    Close to the Spey is the Findhorn..there is I think Forres Angling Association..however Findhorn may be more of a summer river.

  • @oldharry09
    @oldharry09 11 месяцев назад

    What river mate

  • @stevestone07
    @stevestone07 Год назад

    casting??

  • @Dannydanny991
    @Dannydanny991 Год назад

    I enjoyed the video ive never tryed fly fishing ive bought my self a few bits cant wait too learn

  • @Na-Muche
    @Na-Muche Год назад

    Unlucky🎣👍🏻

  • @daviddempsie4743
    @daviddempsie4743 Год назад

    What river was this on

  • @kennethmorton2626
    @kennethmorton2626 Год назад

    Is this the Carron?

  • @kennethmorton2626
    @kennethmorton2626 Год назад

    I live in this area and have stood on the banks but never fished the shin. That and its neighbour the cassley are on the spring to do list though. Another river near there worth a shot is the alness.

  • @Ukmongoose3
    @Ukmongoose3 Год назад

    Is that the Brora?

    • @basteward4567
      @basteward4567 4 месяца назад

      THAT WAS MY GUESS ALTHOUGH AT FIRST I THOUGHT IT WAS THE aLNESS.

    • @gp4103
      @gp4103 2 месяца назад

      Shin

  • @golfscotland
    @golfscotland Год назад

    so many bitties

  • @weforever137
    @weforever137 Год назад

    Good video, kinda highlights one thing slow your fly down, in my opinion 👍

  • @reicheld590
    @reicheld590 Год назад

    Sad luck loosing that fish. That said, next time suggest you pay attention to your fish instead of fooling around with your phone. Also, totally agree with comments about your drag... if set correctly you NEVER need to play with your lines just keep steady pressure on and work them to the best location to land them. Better luck next time.

  • @briandawson8701
    @briandawson8701 Год назад

    Which river is this please?

  • @patwilbourne
    @patwilbourne Год назад

    Spot on good lad ... 👍🎣 👀 Thanks.. Tight Lines...

  • @fishinwithjames
    @fishinwithjames Год назад

    Nice video! Subscribed 🎣🎣

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thanks! I'll check out your channel and subscribe!

  • @simonartley1645
    @simonartley1645 Год назад

    Late autumn salmon dont always eat well..energy muscle and body going into producing eggs and milt. Yes I fully agree with catch and release with autumn fish Simon Artley Manchester UK

  • @EricPeterson-e5n
    @EricPeterson-e5n Год назад

    You should never point your rod that much towards the fish lad. At least not in my book of fishing rules

    • @FraserCheyne
      @FraserCheyne Год назад

      😂😂😂salmon don't eat anything in fresh water any time. They take out of aggression. They only feed at sea. And pointing your rod at the fish is the correct way as you need them to take line and turn. If you strike you lose the fish

    • @Marco-mg9tv
      @Marco-mg9tv Год назад

      Correct on the take - Not during playing the fish though rod tip needs to be up 90 degrees or so to the line

  • @johnkenny694
    @johnkenny694 Год назад

    You don't do any big mends back?

  • @garysoutar451
    @garysoutar451 Год назад

    Great video of a wee Scottish salmon from a wee river. Just so people know,most Scottish rivers run a catch and release policy on salmon to try to get population numbers back to what they were 50yrs ago.

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully one day the rivers can return to what they once were!

    • @jimpain7905
      @jimpain7905 Год назад

      5 years ago would be appreciated, early 2000s even better!!

    • @RoebuckGoose
      @RoebuckGoose 11 месяцев назад

      1 salmon per angler for a season seems reasonable and would at least offer something to be kept aswell as keep population increase going. Be good to see the rivers return back to old days

  • @davidmathieson4280
    @davidmathieson4280 Год назад

    clamp the line to the rod with your right hand and bully its head up for the net 6.5lbs no problem far too long on that fish

  • @captainflint89
    @captainflint89 Год назад

    our rivers finish on the 31st , still time to nail a few kippers

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Tight lines for the rest of your season!

  • @davidstone9786
    @davidstone9786 Год назад

    I would shoot a dear for food. But for what some people consider sport no. There is ,however ,an advantage to Americans hunting dear. At least they're not shooting each other.

    • @garystevens7575
      @garystevens7575 Год назад

      🤣🤦🏻‍♂️ SOME PLACES I WOULD REALLY HAVE TO QUESTION THAT !!!!

  • @raymondgriffiths2038
    @raymondgriffiths2038 Год назад

    Very enjoyable little video,congrats. What’s your rod and line set up, if you don’t mind me asking?

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! The rod I'm using is a Guideline LPX Chrome in 12'9 8/9 and the line is a Guideline 4D Compact.

    • @raymondgriffiths2038
      @raymondgriffiths2038 Год назад

      Much obliged 👍@@sc-flyfishing

  • @Westernmassoutdoorboys
    @Westernmassoutdoorboys Год назад

    Massachusetts here USA awesome video

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thank you! Cool to know people from all over the world are watching!

  • @aa-ron.
    @aa-ron. Год назад

    Beautiful fish! What fly were you using?

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Cheers.The fly is a size 10 Calvin Shrimp, my favourite fly this time of year!

  • @MrKveite1
    @MrKveite1 Год назад

    Hmm, Mybe keep your rod tip higher so the rod flex can absorb more of the headshakes, exept that good stuff:)

  • @m.h.english4773
    @m.h.english4773 Год назад

    I want to go fly fishing with you!!!!BTW, I can see all bugs flying around and if mosquitoes think of your blood as a “fine wine” like they do with me, they also HATE the smell of coconut. 😀

  • @jamesgreig4805
    @jamesgreig4805 Год назад

    What a stunning river

  • @markshepherd5193
    @markshepherd5193 Год назад

    Why don't you keep the salman a great eating fish

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      With how much Salmon are struggling I choose to return all Salmon I catch.

  • @DM-bs6cr
    @DM-bs6cr Год назад

    Great wee fight on your Chrome rod 🐟👍

    • @DM-bs6cr
      @DM-bs6cr Год назад

      River Stinchar 👍

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Aye it was a great fight! Salmon always amaze me how strong they are!

  • @Sunray-Scumbag
    @Sunray-Scumbag Год назад

    In the middle of watching you fight this fish at the start of the video! What a fight it's putting up! May I ask what river this is and how I would go about getting on it for the 2024 season? Cheers!

    • @northwestfishing35
      @northwestfishing35 Год назад

      I would like to know how to go about fishing this river. Coming from derry Ireland

  • @cedricgohkerharo3116
    @cedricgohkerharo3116 Год назад

    Great job. Keep up the good work. Tight lines !

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thank you, I appreciate that! Tight lines!

  • @rickwilkins3055
    @rickwilkins3055 Год назад

    Have never seen so much messing around to get a fish in.

  • @simongill8344
    @simongill8344 Год назад

    All though, I really want a cascapedia as they look stunning 😊

  • @simongill8344
    @simongill8344 Год назад

    Great video. Are you using a cascapedia reel and if so, how do you rate it? Some have commented on the drag not being great.

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thanks Simon! Yeah it's the Cascapedia, the drag maybe isn't as good as some reels of a similar price but it's certainly good enough, plus it sounds great!

  • @philwesterman5304
    @philwesterman5304 Год назад

    I've caught grilse up to around 7lb on small rivers on Arran. Sadly forestation (leading to faster floods) and otters messed these rivers up many years ago but still my favourite memories of angling are there. Not on the fly, the rivers were too small for this method so we used worm or prawn.

    • @steveharrison4176
      @steveharrison4176 Год назад

      otters have been around an co existed with salmon for a very long time ,try to get a grasp of how nature works !

  • @neilmason158
    @neilmason158 Год назад

    Which stretch of the Ure

  • @hattrickster33
    @hattrickster33 Год назад

    Drag was set too tight when the fish was in close. If you feel the need to pull line off the reel, that's a good sign you need to loosen up the drag. Like another commenter mentioned, it can be good to play the fish by hand when it gets in close, but a lot of people prefer to just loosen up the drag. Many big fish have been lost due to drag being too tight when the fish gets close.

  • @JS-xn3ql
    @JS-xn3ql Год назад

    Played it too hard that’s why he lost it - inexperience

  • @moeshields7493
    @moeshields7493 Год назад

    U give it slack when u pulled line off your reel in my opinion it takes very little for fish to get that degree of slack.we all loss fish tight lines 2023

  • @garyjohnson4778
    @garyjohnson4778 Год назад

    I had no idea what you were doing there. Why were you paying out line and encouraging the fish to run downstream into the fast water? You had a perfect place right in front of you to land that fish and should have kept the fish there until your dad arrived. In fact the fish was in that slack water for some time, until you paid out line to it and it ran downstream.

  • @riseshine495
    @riseshine495 Год назад

    Thats the joys of it. Sometimes no matter what you do is not enough. As we say if your name is not on him you wont get him,. Keep her lit man. Just subbed.

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thank you, I appreciate that! Aye sometimes it’s just not to be, still good fun tho!

    • @riseshine495
      @riseshine495 Год назад

      @@sc-flyfishing Yep Its not just the fishing its everything that goes with it. ,

  • @markandrew9215
    @markandrew9215 Год назад

    Great to watch, what was that rod ,reel and line set up ?

    • @sc-flyfishing
      @sc-flyfishing Год назад

      Thanks Mark! The rods a Guideline LPX Chrome 12’9” in a 8/9. The Reels a Hardy Cascapedia with a Guideline 4D compact line 👍🏼

  • @mikegarvan836
    @mikegarvan836 Год назад

    Video of a thousand casts