Fly fishing for European Sea Bass in hot sunny conditions. Tips and info.
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2020
- Keen to get out and catch my first Bass of the year on fly, I ventured out in hot bright conditions and a small tide. A combination that I don't normally favour. Despite my reservations I still managed to catch some fish for the camera.
The video contains hints and tips for catching Bass on the fly at any time.
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Great video Chris, really enjoyed it, well done for catching in those conditions 👍
Thanks Paul, and glad you enjoyed it :)
I like seabass videos.
Well done Chris, great to see you got out on the water after this difficult and strange time. Keep the video clips coming
Thanks Dave, I will certainly try :)
Definitely made the most of not ideal conditions, great work!
Thanks, yes not my favourite! Tides are ideal now but wind is up!
Love your vids!
I will try coming weeks.
Start with tying some baitfishes this weekend!🎣🎣🎣🎣
Good luck!
Thnx for the vid Chris.....hope you are all well.....Bob
Glad you're enjoying them Bob...Hope you are good too.
I enjoy all of them Chris....I can not get out now being disabled , so this is a real escape for me mate......Bob
@@janbundell6434 I'm really sorry to hear that mate, that's a shame. Good to know they offer some escape for you though. Take care ;)
Keeping the mark safe is presicley why its so hard for younger folks to get in to this style of fishing. bass are so far and few between in the UK now
I don't disagree with you at all, it would be great to see some recruitment into this side of the sport from the younger generation. Unfortunately to reveal a mark would be to leave it open to commercial exploitation not to mention every other bass angler and his dog would rape the mark. Putting in the hard work is the best way to learn, walk the miles, fish the venue's find the fish, it's far more rewarding than being placed on the going spot. I'm old school like that 🙂
great films Chris many thanks for sharing them! As a newbie to this can you give some general advice on the end of the gear? leader length, breaking strain, lines used etc?
Hi Ryan, thanks, glad you enjoyed them. Will be doing more just as soon as the season starts. End tackle wise, I use about a 6 foot leader using a stiff flourocarbon. Half of that is 30lb flouro, the point section is 20lb, I join them with a figure of eight loop to loop knot. This combination gives a nice turnover on the fly and facilitates changing the point section should it become worn or chaffed without having to replace the whole six feet every time. Hope that helps. Chris