Exploring new stillwaters - Fly fishing for brown Trout on the float tube
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video, I discover a new water fly fishing for trout on the float tube, belly boat. This is one of the best ways to beeing free on the water.
Loch Thom Scotland, see details below.
lochthom.com/
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I'm not overly convinced by my float tube , but it's fantastic watching you boys in them 😊😂
Thanks
Nice one Douglas, thanks for sharing your day out on the water 👍
great to see you out and about keep them coming
Beautiful colours on those fish Douglas. Thanks for sharing.
Great upload Douglas, looked like a absolute great day for it and great fish too 🤘🏻🎣
Cheers Michael much appreciated mate👍
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing No Problem Doug, keep them coming, your videos are first class 🤘🏻🎣
Thank you for posting, will share to the club website😊
Canny beat the float tube Douglas, it's the most fun way to fish IMHO. Mine will be out next month, on an Ayrshire or Galloway Hill loch, I'll maybe even finally get it filmed and on YT! Loch Thom looks worth a day. Tight lines buddy.
Cheers buddy, loch Thom certainly worth a day out. The next time I go, I’ll just be targeting the edges.
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Aye, I find fishing in towards the edge is generally way to go!.
Great to see you out again mate. Thanks for sharing 🎣👍
Cheers Stevie you had some nice pollock on your last trip to Skye mate👍
Great to see you out again. Great session. That float tube is proving very handy for accessing these isolated lochs. Silver butcher is one of my go to flies for brownies.
Cheers Phil, the float tube is certainly proving it’s worth on exploring new waters. Hopefully more to come as the season progresses.
Thanks Dougie good video plenty water to cover on that venue for the belly float looks good
Thanks Ian, I’ll definitely be back there. It was good to explore on the float tube but I think I know the areas to target for the bigger fish. Thanks for watching👍
Good to see you over ourside for a change Douge. Ever though of fishing the upper or lower Gryffe?
Cheers mate, don’t really know much about the river, I’ll hopefully be exploring more over that way.
Had a couple of nice fish there last year.The blae and black and the black pennel did the trick
Definitely black flies with some silver are the way to go on the loch. Thanks for watching and commenting mate.
Looked good Douglas could you have used your kayak. thanks for sharing.
Hi Tony, I think I could’ve used the kayak there. I’m still coming to grips with fly fishing from the kayak. I’m hoping to do some videos fly fishing from the kayak on bigger lochs like Tay, Rannoch and Awe.
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Cant wait great stuff.
Just come across this video and your channel, some excellent content!
I also noticed you have the same flippers as I’ve recently just bought ( haven’t been used yet ) do you have a tether as extra protection incase the flippers come loose?
Hi Andrew thanks for commenting buddy. I find the clips on the savage gear fins top quality. I have thought about tethering the fins to my ankles just in case. The only way the fins will fall off will be if the clips fail. The straps certainly won’t slip off, as I have a significant notch on the back of my booties that the strap sits above.
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing not a problem, looking forward to more of your videos, thanks for the info much appreciated! 🎣🎣
Hi, if you had told me that first bigger fish was a sea trout I would have
believed you,,,,and hunted for a burn down to the sea!
ATB
My thoughts exactly, Bonny silver fish.
what fins are you using bought set of MadCat fins not used them yet but seem very heavy
@@davidmathieson4280 Hi buddy, I use the savage gear fins, they’re just like normal dive fins. Because I have the oars on this float tube, I would probably get away with using smaller fins though