I love your videos and you attitude toward fishing - I don't get to get out much any more with a new-born and a fulltime job, but you make me want to go and stay in touch with the hobby. Your a credit to the community and i hope you keep making video's and more importantly enjoying your fishing!
@@adventurefishinguk it occurred to me you could get a beautiful aquarium going with those tiny trout and perch. Also you could replace them as they grow too big, not to sure about eating them though. AND releasing them in anything other than running water might not be a good idea, Perhaps you know what's best for them?
Nice work again, that's a lovely river you've found. Also nice to see on Sunday morning. The last fish was definitely a brownie, it had red spots, which salmon don't.
Hello from South Dakota, USA. I love the nature you show, the drone shots and all of it. Really some beautiful country you share with the world, so thank you!
Really enjoyed that George. Lovely little bit of water. Bargain for a tenner. Mellow background music and even a new shorty summer haircut . Trout sit and wait for food to float downstream so if you fish upstream...certainly when fly fishing they have much less chance to see you and tve food is presented more naturally . Ive caught fishing down and up tho
Thanks a lot for watching mate really glad you enjoyed the video! Really cool spot isn’t it 👍 and yes I recently had my annual hair cut 😂 will be back to cave man status before too long haha
Those are BROWN TROUT. Brook Trout have blue halos around smaller red dots while the Brown Trout have bigger BLACK dots. The lower fins on a Brookie are VERY pronounced (white). The whole color scheme is different as well: Brown Trout are dark spots on LIGHTER skin and Brook Trout have yellow spots on DARKER skin.
You still fished downstream, walk up the stream, then on way back hit those fast water pools for a second chance. The fish can see you the way you’re approaching. Good luck Mate!
Looks a lovely place to fish. Some beautiful fish you had there the colour of the adipose fin on some of the trout was stunning. Tight lines for the next trip. 😊
I agree with you there. I live 30m north of Pittsburgh, and the heat has been ridiculous. Some days were only a few degrees from hitting 100F. Not used to heat like this. I'll be happy when it gets milder again after a few years.
@@braddofner I love when people pretend it doesn’t get hot. Live in Hersey Pa. the past 42 years. It hasn’t been any hotter or cooler than usual. I know the “meteorologists” have moved their thermometers into parking lots and other heat traps to skew the data upwards, but the reality is that it’s not any hotter than average.
This reminds me I used to freeline Lobworms sometimes a split shot or two added, fishing through such water in Northumberland, and I’ve had 4lb brownies appear from nowhere. Just drifting runs and tiny twitches did the job, it was a deadly method. You should try it as an experiment to see what’s hiding in there. If you can break yourself away from the lure of course.
Awesome session George. I caught my PB brown on a stream in Kent a few weeks ago - 48cm in a weir pool on a stream that is no more than 12 foot at its widest.
They almost look like American Dolly Varden or Brook trout but I guess they are a small Brown. Beautiful either way even if they're small. You took us on a nice little creek hopping adventure Thanks👍👍
We used to fish a smaller stream than that, in places you could step over it, this was in Sussex and we had wild trout to over a pound, then they went and built Crawley new town and the M23 on it. Now live on Suffolk/Norfolk border, OK rivers but too many commercial carp lakes.
That second fish you hooked was a bottom fish, they are sóoo big 😁 I like your rod and reel set-up, ideal for what you're doing. You should try fishing up on the West Coast of Scotland's Outer Hebrides.
Gday mate . Dave from Australia here . Good to see what the fishing is like in the UK . I lure fish here in both salt and fresh water . Good to see the differences . 👍✔🎣
He didn’t want anything, but I always pay my dues! I didn’t actually see him this time like I hoped, I’ll have to roll it over for the next time 👍 thanks for watching!
nowthen buddy. hope ya ok and the family is all good ….. cracking little spot and some nice fish …. ya can’t beat a little tug down the river can ya 😁👍😳🤣……. some amazing makings on them trout !!! well done my lad and all the best 👍👍👍 p.s did you get a macky-D’s on the way home with ya tenner 🤣🤣🎣🎣🍔🍔
Thanks for watching mate! A tug down by the river 😂 and funnily enough I couldn’t find the farmer like I’d hoped this time. I’ll have to roll it over for the next one!
@@adventurefishinguk you are an honest man George. Always the best way to be my friend. Keep in the good books! Looking forward to our next adventure, my buddy. 🎣🎣👍😁
One of those tiny streams that run down the side of counter lanes. Generally not much deeper than knees. But some bits waist deep. Fishing just 12 hook and earthworm over the little Step. Bamm the biggest trout I’ve ever caught . Probs 8lb 9lb. No playing it just whipped it out on the road. . I felt bad because it injured its self flopping about on the tarmac anyways didn’t go to waste. Descaled Filled with Mushooms garlic parsley Bit of a ginger. . Was a feast to feed4 people. Probably that old trout was there for years. Eatng frogs ducklings. It was a monster. And tasty.
Another one for you to try George is the stream and River Dee at Hen Dwr caravan and camping site in North Wales the land owners (Hughes family) I’m sure would agree
Definitely walk upstream so you'll be less likely to spook trout that are holding in areas of current. But also cast up stream, not down steam as you keep doing as it's not a natural presentation, the trout expect prey to be flowing down towards them to pick off on the way past. That stream reminds me of the section of river my family owns in Scotland just down from a rather famous Spey area distillery, that isn't fished either.Similar sized little browns with the odd 750g specimen. My farm's small river in the Tablelands of NSW produces much larger trout overall, all averaging 750g-3kg and occasionally larger again.
Love ur videos man keep it up. Do u happen to live in Scotland because we went somewhere and saw someone that looked like u not going to say where incase it was u LOL
Another video of this stream, what a great place. That crayfish looks like a native one but being dead it's difficult to tell as the colours are so washed out. You weren't following the advice of fishing upstream, it's definitely the most productive method. Try fly-fishing for a change rather than just chucking out a lure.
What a lovely little stream to fish. You didn't seem to follow the "fish upstream" advice too closely though . The reason it's often more successful is that trout most of the time will face upstream especially if there's a hatch of flies on . Casting from behind them ,if you're not too close , will mean that you are practically in their blind spot. Do give it a try.
Love the vids. But saying that water may not have been fished before followed up by saying you fished it before.. plus another fishing the same day you're there is somewhat a contradiction. All the same though love the chilled vibe.❤
I understand what you are saying, I think George sometimes gets caught up in the excitement of the moment and talks a little bit of gobbledygook however I do like the content. I live in Norfolk so there's not much in the way of fast flowing streams or mountain tarns etc so I live vicariously through vids like this. Great stuff, thanks George, do well. 👍
I'd bet there are NO fishy streams in the country that have only had 2 anglers on them before! Waters like this will have had loads of folk on them over the years, legit or not.
Thanks for watching mate! I think either you may have misunderstood or I may have mis phrased what I was trying to say. I meant there was only one other person Im aware of that has ever fished there full stop! Not that day, possibly not even that year. I’d only fished it once before about 6 weeks ago. Glad you liked the video!
@@derekgraziano9499mate it costs a thousand pound return for your flight and then pay for your accom and fishin, weve had things tight in the uk past few years
you should try some 1 or 2in insect imitations or even Japanese ajing lures (if you can find them) we use them in Australia, they are very versatile but perfect for these tiny streams. i personally like to use magbite vacuum ring ajing worms, the trout and perch just cannot resist them
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Most likely an invasive signal crayfish, can get big, 15cm+ real pain as mot many of our fish can eat them and they eat everything, including fish spawn. Luckily the comeback of otters is helping in many rivers, they get them down in number relatively quickly compared to human methods
Unfortunately, I don't think it's a native but i could be wrong. I'm definitely no expert. Why I think it is a couple of things. Although washed out of colour since it died, it does look like the underside of the claws were red, which is the signal giveaway. The claws also look quite big in relation to the body size. Our natives have longer thinner claws, quite dianty looking compared to a signal. These look shorter, more rounded, and stronger than a white clawed. I would really love to be wrong tho, be gutting to know they've even reached remote areas
@danhall3200, I think that it's a native one. Definitely doesn't look like signal one, no red claws. It's difficult to be sure because the colours are washed out.
@tonycamplin8607 I hope you're correct and I'm wrong, I'm not 100% either way. It looked to me as though the claws were red when it was alive, just wahsed out, and its proportions seem too bulky for a white clawed. it's very hard to tell with washed-out colours and from only underneath.
ive got a tiny river near me that nobody fishes except me i could send you where it is but it quite far a cople decent trout in there had one just over a foot a couple weeks ago
Nice video and good place to explore. Just ordered a fishrig180 actually for trout and perch etc going to be using it with some light braid to fluerocarbon on, how do you usually attach your leader to the braid ? Any particular knot or a tiny swivel ? I tried fishing upstream the other day with some mepps spinners and did quite well to be fair. However I am no expert I just enjoy being out fishing. I find I usually catch trout in fast shallow runs with my spinner. I used a blue fox single hook spinner which was great but definitely not as good as a treble for hooking up but I liked how easy unhooking the fish was. I also bought a salmo sinking minnow and floating bullhead the other day. I fished downstream in some deep slack waters on my local river which I’m a member of the club but I blanked. Have you got any advice ? I want to fish more rivers too. Don’t get me wrong the Calder that I fish is nice but I want to explore more rivers. I am going to join another club I think. How do you go about finding out whether a stretch of river is okay to fish or not ? The last thing I wanna do is get my tackle confiscated. I know a few day ticket waters near me but it’s a big wide river the ribble but I want to fish more streams like this video. Thanks mate
Great video. I have a question about rods, I know you use the fish rig 180 a lot, have you ever used the fish rig max? I can't seem to find anything about it anywhere.
Were North American Brook Trout (brookies) introduced over there? I think they were. Have you ever caught any? They are very similar to your native char (technically they are char).
😂 well you mainly only see the casts that result in fish, so maybe casting downstream is better! Many pools only accessible from the top on this one too 👍
@@adventurefishinguk yeah, thats why you never take advice from anybody that hasnt fished the same water, in the same conditions, and with the same gear. even then, its a 50/50 chance that theyve got it right. at best.
Great to see you catch but a word of warning to anyone spinning please check with the club / landowners first as this method is often regarded as a poacher tactic and having to explain to some large angry bailiff or club members what you are doing can land you in very hot water
4:02 It's amazing, the fish has very beautiful colors, I like the way you share, wish you good health.
It definitely does! Thanks for watching and good health to you too
@@adventurefishinguk Thank you for replying to my comment. Wish you always healthy.
George, you're the man! I love this channel mate, Glad to see you pick the fish up with wet hands, you're a true fisherman who loves his sport!
I love your videos and you attitude toward fishing - I don't get to get out much any more with a new-born and a fulltime job, but you make me want to go and stay in touch with the hobby. Your a credit to the community and i hope you keep making video's and more importantly enjoying your fishing!
So pretty those tiny trout.
Amazing aren't they, thanks for watching!
@@adventurefishinguk it occurred to me you could get a beautiful aquarium going with those tiny trout and perch.
Also you could replace them as they grow too big, not to sure about eating them though.
AND releasing them in anything other than running water might not be a good idea,
Perhaps you know what's best for them?
What a glorious stretch. You fish some great spots sonny jim
Nice work again, that's a lovely river you've found. Also nice to see on Sunday morning. The last fish was definitely a brownie, it had red spots, which salmon don't.
Always enjoyed the content, good job George
Thanks a lot for watching mate!
some beautiful fish caught there, makes me want to go fishing for trout right now haha!
Thanks mate! Yeah trout fishing is great fun isn’t it 👍
Enjoyed the video. The stream is lovely. All of the trout looked like brown trout.
Fast become my favourite fishing channel. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Hello from South Dakota, USA. I love the nature you show, the drone shots and all of it. Really some beautiful country you share with the world, so thank you!
The crayfish looks like the dead variety 😂
Haha it certainly does!
The creeks in eastern Pennsylvania are LOADED with crayfish now.
Nearly impossible to catch bass because they're gorging themselves on them.
@@adventurefishingukit's an invasive signal cray.
Great video! The scenery is great like always!
Beautiful video, well done! Hello from Yakima, WA, USA
Really enjoyed that George. Lovely little bit of water. Bargain for a tenner. Mellow background music and even a new shorty summer haircut . Trout sit and wait for food to float downstream so if you fish upstream...certainly when fly fishing they have much less chance to see you and tve food is presented more naturally .
Ive caught fishing down and up tho
Thanks a lot for watching mate really glad you enjoyed the video! Really cool spot isn’t it 👍 and yes I recently had my annual hair cut 😂 will be back to cave man status before too long haha
Brown Trout.....and they are beautiful.
They certainly are... thanks for watching!
Brook trout
Those are BROWN TROUT. Brook Trout have blue halos around smaller red dots while the Brown Trout have bigger BLACK dots. The lower fins on a Brookie are VERY pronounced (white). The whole color scheme is different as well: Brown Trout are dark spots on LIGHTER skin and Brook Trout have yellow spots on DARKER skin.
@@remorabayyup and brookies have the orange tinted fins with black stripe, browns have solid one color fins.
You still fished downstream, walk up the stream, then on way back hit those fast water pools for a second chance. The fish can see you the way you’re approaching. Good luck Mate!
Wonderful days fishing, I used to absolutely love this type of fishing flicking around for anything that wants to bite 👌 nice job fella 👍
Thanks for watching mate!
Nice job. You sure have some beautiful places to fish and beautiful countryside.
Thanks mate, yeah I’m lucky to live in such a nice area!
Beautiful little session
What a beautiful place George that I think was a native crawfish ❤
I hope it were a native and not a Signal.
Would that be edible?
Looks to me more like an invasive signal crayfish
Thanks mate, I think it was too. A white claw 👍
Very tasty those crayfish... Or yabbies if from Oz...more or less the same thing
Another wicked little stream to fish. It's amazing how many trout there are. I'm guessing they end up moving on and getting bigger.
Dont know how you find these places, different and interesting content .. keep them coming ...😊
With great difficulty, lots of research and lots of help from the community! Thanks for watching 👍
As usual, your videos are always interesting, catching wild fish. In 3 weeks time I'll be fishing for wild fish in Rep. of Ireland.
Looks a lovely place to fish. Some beautiful fish you had there the colour of the adipose fin on some of the trout was stunning. Tight lines for the next trip. 😊
Really cool little spot isn’t it, thanks for watching mate!
nice little creek browns.
Thanks for watching mate!
beautiful fish the wee broonies as we call them in scotland great fighting fish
Good fishing in that farm stream. What a beautiful farm. Nice brown fishing in that little stream. Do you eat any? They are delicious.
Its been so hot in Pennsylvania this summer I have not been fishing in months. Glad to see you are catching some.
I agree with you there. I live 30m north of Pittsburgh, and the heat has been ridiculous. Some days were only a few degrees from hitting 100F. Not used to heat like this. I'll be happy when it gets milder again after a few years.
@@braddofner I love when people pretend it doesn’t get hot. Live in Hersey Pa. the past 42 years. It hasn’t been any hotter or cooler than usual. I know the “meteorologists” have moved their thermometers into parking lots and other heat traps to skew the data upwards, but the reality is that it’s not any hotter than average.
Thanks for watching mate!
Great video George, I'm still carrying the trout key fob, and it's still bringing me luck, 🍀,,, 👍
Thanks for watching mate, really glad you like the fob!
This is the kind of fishing I love, forget that sitting on an overly stocked lake with overly stocked gear. Keep this going George 👌🏻
Couldn't agree more, thanks for watching!
Good Morning from Knoxville Tennessee, USA. Enjoy your content.
God Bless
Thanks a lot for watching from across the pond! Much appreciated 🇺🇸
Great video and fish George from north Lancashire 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
This reminds me of many happy hours of fishing, Bishop creek in the Sierra in the 70s with my ultralite rig 😊
Thanks for watching mate!
This reminds me I used to freeline Lobworms sometimes a split shot or two added, fishing through such water in Northumberland, and I’ve had 4lb brownies appear from nowhere. Just drifting runs and tiny twitches did the job, it was a deadly method. You should try it as an experiment to see what’s hiding in there. If you can break yourself away from the lure of course.
one of my biggest gripes in angling is the fact there called "brown", its an insult to them! tip top as always george 👍🎣
Haha yes brown trout is quite the understatement isn’t it! Thanks for watching 👍
I'm the farmer and you didn't pay me nothing mate.....
Awesome session George. I caught my PB brown on a stream in Kent a few weeks ago - 48cm in a weir pool on a stream that is no more than 12 foot at its widest.
That sounds like a really cool spot though weir pools are always great!
Love your enthusiasm, happy to catch a tiddler or a biggie! ❤
Haha thank you yeah that’s me!
They almost look like American Dolly Varden or Brook trout but I guess they are a small Brown. Beautiful either way even if they're small. You took us on a nice little creek hopping adventure Thanks👍👍
Great stuff mate😊
Thanks for watching mate!!
Pretty little trout; nice channel
The new trim looks good George 👊🏻
Hi my Friend watched a few of your clips now and love them just subscribed,
Chris.
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Thanks for subscribing Chris, much appreciated!
Be nice with a 3wt fly rod & on dry or wet fly ☺
That's a brown trout bro.keep up the good videos
Thanks for watching mate!
l love this channel.
We used to fish a smaller stream than that, in places you could step over it, this was in Sussex and we had wild trout to over a pound, then they went and built Crawley new town and the M23 on it. Now live on Suffolk/Norfolk border, OK rivers but too many commercial carp lakes.
Commercial carp lakes are fantastic, keeps the proper fishing more exclusive 😉
@@leftmono1016 I wholeheartedly agree with you there but I wish there were more places near me, take care and thanks
Interesting isn’t it that fish can grow big in even the smallest of places! Thanks for watching!
Have you tried the River Ouse in the grounds of Ardingly College. Tiny river but plenty decent fish.
That second fish you hooked was a bottom fish, they are sóoo big 😁
I like your rod and reel set-up, ideal for what you're doing.
You should try fishing up on the West Coast of Scotland's Outer Hebrides.
Nice video ❤ love from Denmark ❤
Thanks for watching mate!
Gday mate . Dave from Australia here . Good to see what the fishing is like in the UK . I lure fish here in both salt and fresh water . Good to see the differences . 👍✔🎣
nice. thanks
Thanks for watching!
Tenner, fair play to the farmer.
He didn’t want anything, but I always pay my dues! I didn’t actually see him this time like I hoped, I’ll have to roll it over for the next time 👍 thanks for watching!
nowthen buddy. hope ya ok and the family is all good ….. cracking little spot and some nice fish …. ya can’t beat a little tug down the river can ya 😁👍😳🤣…….
some amazing makings on them trout !!! well done my lad and all the best 👍👍👍
p.s did you get a macky-D’s on the way home with ya tenner 🤣🤣🎣🎣🍔🍔
Thanks for watching mate! A tug down by the river 😂 and funnily enough I couldn’t find the farmer like I’d hoped this time. I’ll have to roll it over for the next one!
@@adventurefishinguk you are an honest man George. Always the best way to be my friend. Keep in the good books! Looking forward to our next adventure, my buddy. 🎣🎣👍😁
One of those tiny streams that run down the side of counter lanes. Generally not much deeper than knees. But some bits waist deep. Fishing just 12 hook and earthworm over the little Step. Bamm the biggest trout I’ve ever caught . Probs 8lb 9lb. No playing it just whipped it out on the road. . I felt bad because it injured its self flopping about on the tarmac anyways didn’t go to waste. Descaled Filled with Mushooms garlic parsley Bit of a ginger. . Was a feast to feed4 people. Probably that old trout was there for years. Eatng frogs ducklings. It was a monster. And tasty.
Another one for you to try George is the stream and River Dee at Hen Dwr caravan and camping site in North Wales the land owners (Hughes family) I’m sure would agree
Definitely walk upstream so you'll be less likely to spook trout that are holding in areas of current. But also cast up stream, not down steam as you keep doing as it's not a natural presentation, the trout expect prey to be flowing down towards them to pick off on the way past. That stream reminds me of the section of river my family owns in Scotland just down from a rather famous Spey area distillery, that isn't fished either.Similar sized little browns with the odd 750g specimen. My farm's small river in the Tablelands of NSW produces much larger trout overall, all averaging 750g-3kg and occasionally larger again.
Love ur videos man keep it up. Do u happen to live in Scotland because we went somewhere and saw someone that looked like u not going to say where incase it was u LOL
Ooopp no sorry didn't know your name lol just checked in the comments wasn't you lol. Love ur vids man
Thanks for watching mate and no that wasn’t me I’ve not been to Scotland for a while!
@@adventurefishinguk LOL keep it up
Another video of this stream, what a great place. That crayfish looks like a native one but being dead it's difficult to tell as the colours are so washed out. You weren't following the advice of fishing upstream, it's definitely the most productive method. Try fly-fishing for a change rather than just chucking out a lure.
What a lovely little stream to fish. You didn't seem to follow the "fish upstream" advice too closely though . The reason it's often more successful is that trout most of the time will face upstream especially if there's a hatch of flies on . Casting from behind them ,if you're not too close , will mean that you are practically in their blind spot. Do give it a try.
It's not the size of the fish caught, it"s the thrill of the catch that counts.
Very true, thanks for watching!
Love the vids. But saying that water may not have been fished before followed up by saying you fished it before.. plus another fishing the same day you're there is somewhat a contradiction.
All the same though love the chilled vibe.❤
I understand what you are saying, I think George sometimes gets caught up in the excitement of the moment and talks a little bit of gobbledygook however I do like the content. I live in Norfolk so there's not much in the way of fast flowing streams or mountain tarns etc so I live vicariously through vids like this. Great stuff, thanks George, do well. 👍
I'd bet there are NO fishy streams in the country that have only had 2 anglers on them before! Waters like this will have had loads of folk on them over the years, legit or not.
Thanks for watching mate! I think either you may have misunderstood or I may have mis phrased what I was trying to say. I meant there was only one other person Im aware of that has ever fished there full stop! Not that day, possibly not even that year. I’d only fished it once before about 6 weeks ago. Glad you liked the video!
I saw no contradiction?
Down in New Zealand it's not uncommon to have Browns 3lb+ in wee streams like this. The stream looked like such a relaxing cool place to fish.
Dude u got to come to Canada fishing bro ....
I would absolutely love to!!
@@adventurefishinguk what u waiting for
@@derekgraziano9499mate it costs a thousand pound return for your flight and then pay for your accom and fishin, weve had things tight in the uk past few years
Those ones with the bright red/orange spots, we call Brook trout in the US. No surprise that you caught one in a Brook...
Another quality video 👍
Thanks for watching mate!
I look forward to the Sunday upload 😊 If that was an American Crayfish (rather than our native one) how on earth did it get to this small stream?!
Yes definitely American Crayfish , did you see the Trump banner further upstream 😅
@@mickhardstaff6605 😂😂😂
I’ve got no idea! Signal crayfish are a big issue in the UK, I think this one could be the native white claw variety though but I’m not sure
you should try some 1 or 2in insect imitations or even Japanese ajing lures (if you can find them) we use them in Australia, they are very versatile but perfect for these tiny streams. i personally like to use magbite vacuum ring ajing worms, the trout and perch just cannot resist them
Fun sweet and enjoyable time. Say how do you find such a gem stream?? Thx
Thanks mate! Usually word of mouth, knowing a guy that knows a guy kind of thing!
@@adventurefishinguk good sleuthing! All in UK?
thank god for the landing net
The best way to land trout safely 👍 Thanks for watching!
joo im a fly fisherman from slovenia i would love to see you try yourself with a flyrod
I’m pretty useless unfortunately but I do intend on trying it a bit more next year! Thanks for watching 👍
if you like catching perch, hop on over the pond into the netherlands, leave the tiny rod at home a 30cm perch is concidered a baby here...
I've been a couple of times but the fishing has never been easy, incredible place though! Thanks for watching!
@@adventurefishinguk search my name ;) if you ever come again let me know
All wild brown trout, the 'salmon parr' included...
Such a stream should also hold big brown trout of over 3 lbs.
Trout Parr. You don't get that red on the adipose fin on a salmon parr.
I never knew that, thanks for the info!
Yeah! His accent seems to be Aussie to me, but the countrywide seems to be like I think England would be.
Nice place with some pretty fish.Can you give us some ideas of where to fish in midland specifically Worcestershire?
I’m sorry I haven’t fished round that way mate! Thanks for watching 👍
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Great advice 👍
Thanks a lot for the support mate I really appreciate it!
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@@paulthompson3304 Sums up the type of person you are then.
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Most likely an invasive signal crayfish, can get big, 15cm+ real pain as mot many of our fish can eat them and they eat everything, including fish spawn. Luckily the comeback of otters is helping in many rivers, they get them down in number relatively quickly compared to human methods
They’re causing some big issues aren’t they. Are you sure this isn’t a native one? Some of the rivers near me have white claw ones in
Unfortunately, I don't think it's a native but i could be wrong. I'm definitely no expert. Why I think it is a couple of things.
Although washed out of colour since it died, it does look like the underside of the claws were red, which is the signal giveaway. The claws also look quite big in relation to the body size. Our natives have longer thinner claws, quite dianty looking compared to a signal. These look shorter, more rounded, and stronger than a white clawed. I would really love to be wrong tho, be gutting to know they've even reached remote areas
@@danhall3200 thanks for the detailed reply!
@danhall3200, I think that it's a native one. Definitely doesn't look like signal one, no red claws. It's difficult to be sure because the colours are washed out.
@tonycamplin8607 I hope you're correct and I'm wrong, I'm not 100% either way.
It looked to me as though the claws were red when it was alive, just wahsed out, and its proportions seem too bulky for a white clawed.
it's very hard to tell with washed-out colours and from only underneath.
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Thanks for watching mate!
ive got a tiny river near me that nobody fishes except me i could send you where it is but it quite far a cople decent trout in there had one just over a foot a couple weeks ago
Do you know who owns the river?
Nice video and good place to explore. Just ordered a fishrig180 actually for trout and perch etc going to be using it with some light braid to fluerocarbon on, how do you usually attach your leader to the braid ? Any particular knot or a tiny swivel ? I tried fishing upstream the other day with some mepps spinners and did quite well to be fair. However I am no expert I just enjoy being out fishing. I find I usually catch trout in fast shallow runs with my spinner. I used a blue fox single hook spinner which was great but definitely not as good as a treble for hooking up but I liked how easy unhooking the fish was. I also bought a salmo sinking minnow and floating bullhead the other day. I fished downstream in some deep slack waters on my local river which I’m a member of the club but I blanked. Have you got any advice ? I want to fish more rivers too. Don’t get me wrong the Calder that I fish is nice but I want to explore more rivers. I am going to join another club I think. How do you go about finding out whether a stretch of river is okay to fish or not ? The last thing I wanna do is get my tackle confiscated. I know a few day ticket waters near me but it’s a big wide river the ribble but I want to fish more streams like this video. Thanks mate
great ....wats ur rod and reel ....
All the details are in the description below!
Great video. I have a question about rods, I know you use the fish rig 180 a lot, have you ever used the fish rig max? I can't seem to find anything about it anywhere.
I’ve used the fish rig Max yeah it’s a decent rod but I prefer the predator for pike fishing, and I like to go a lot lighter for all other kinds 👍
@@adventurefishinguk ok cheers, that makes sense, I ended up ordering it so I have some kind of portable rod that can do heavier fish
Could that spring have been recently restocked with juvenile trout?
Looks like he caught enough to fill a sardine can!
😂 Thanks for watching±
What lures are you using
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What lure did you use in this video please George?
Signal Crayfish, probably.
Thanks for watching!
Signal crawfish
When will the RR3000 spinning reel be restocked?
Hopefully a couple of weeks mate!
@@adventurefishinguk Il be keeping an eye out, cheers for getting back bud. Keep up the good work
Were North American Brook Trout (brookies) introduced over there? I think they were. Have you ever caught any? They are very similar to your native char (technically they are char).
"I'm going to take your advice and fish upstream'
Spends whole day casting downstream.
😂 well you mainly only see the casts that result in fish, so maybe casting downstream is better! Many pools only accessible from the top on this one too 👍
@@adventurefishinguk yeah, thats why you never take advice from anybody that hasnt fished the same water, in the same conditions, and with the same gear. even then, its a 50/50 chance that theyve got it right. at best.
What sort of crayfish ? A dead one ! lol
I must be the only person to try and fish these small streams and fail to ever catch a fish… just catch lures on rocks due to it being shallow😂
What rod do you have
You asked what kind of a crayfish it was, well I would say its a dead crayfish lol😅
dang, i would have panned for gold lol
Do you think there could be gold in a stream like this? Thanks for watching!
Freshwater crawfish
Thanks for watching!
7.03, two cows look as if they’re chewing on plastic bale string.
Great to see you catch but a word of warning to anyone spinning please check with the club / landowners first as this method is often regarded as a poacher tactic and having to explain to some large angry bailiff or club members what you are doing can land you in very hot water
Thanks for watching and for the information, better to be safe than sorry!
10quids? that is dirt cheap, in my country ,sweden ,in the southernmost part you pay a lot more for a similair stream,brooklet a lot more
He didn’t actually want paying and was happy for me to fish but I always like to make a contribution! Thanks for watching 👍