The best Winter River Fishing For Big Grayling
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this episode, I returned to the River Nith iin search of that big grayling. In the first half of the session I concentrated on fishing with the euro nymph setup for grayling, I did lose a decent size grayling after an epic battle with a big grayling. Unfortunately this was off camera but I will return to this method in a future video. After giving the euro nymph a good go, I returned to a favourite method that was very productive in my last video which was trotting the float with the centrepin reel. (Last video) River of Dreams • River of Dreams- the B...
I had no action until the light started to fade and it was at that point I went from zero to hero and landed several grayling most of which were over 2lb in the last two hours.
Special thanks again to Alex and Gordon @angling360 for filming some of the footage
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Geez wizz! They´re all woppers! There must be a girder factory dumping excess iron brew into the Nith river system! Really nicely produced and fantastic content too!
Stunning video, music and camera work was brilliant, some lovely looking fish too. Cheers. 👍
Awesome comments mate, great feedback, very much appreciated👍
Cracking fish.
Cheers buddy👍
Thats is a beauty of a fish mate well done Douglas
Cheers Ian👍
Loverly fish don’t think I have any hooks to catch those🤗🤗🤗. Well done all the best.
Cheers for the comment Vernon much appreciated mate👍
Great days fishing excellent video
Thanks Alan
Some nice fish again there seems like they are usually a decent size and just unlucky with that 1 that got off
Cheers Sean, yeah there is a good head of big fish there, not vast numbers where there’s a fish a chuck but enough for a good day’s sport.
Well done for your restrained reaction to losing the big fish so close to the net. I would've let rip with some choice expletives 🤐
😂😂yeah it did take a bit of restraint. That’s the reason I didn’t show the lost fish on the nymph.
Glad to be apart of the journey mate, gutted all over again seeing that big yin ping off at the net, great editing 👍 really enjoyed that 🎩👌
Cheers Gordon, it was another epic session with some stunning fish. I hope more lumps show up before the season ends👍
Brilliantly done mate,, fished that beat 20 years easy,, try the seatroot fishin when they arrive, used to be fantastic.!!👌👌
Cheers Scott, much appreciated mate. I’ll certainly be looking at opening up my fishing methods this year👍
Yes, sea trout river fishing from the piscator would be awesome! Need someone to lend him a night vision camera!
@@jamesjames4652 thanks James👍
Fantastic fishing as always. Lovely stretch of river and quality Grayling. Well done Mate.
Cheers Phil, we need to try and get there together sometime mate, you’ll love it👍
you no got a drag system on that reel lol, ma anxiety was through the roof wi that lol
Is that the Carnsalloch ticket Douglas? Cracking.
Hello Greg, no this is the Barjarg ticket mate, thanks for watching👍
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing Smashing, no too far down then. I've a ticket for the New Cumnock beat, phenomenal value and some cracking fish too.
@@AyrshireAlps where do you get that ticket from?
@@PiscatorUK-Fishing You can get it from Donsport in cumnock, but handiest is the wee keystore across the road from pathhead bakery in New Cumnock. Was £25 last season, assume this will be the same. Ticket covers the water right down to near enough kirkconnel Douglas, and a few other smaller waters too.
Did you try holding the float back or was it always run through at the pace of the current ?
Hi Marc, the floats I use are not that bulky so my centrepin tends to hold the float back in the flow and only speeds up near the end of the drift when there’s line on the water. My drifts are a lot slower than Alex or Gordon’s centrepin drifts. I thought it might be too slow but it’s certainly been working for me.
you were holding that rod upside doon when the line went. try keep the reel face doon tay the water