Salmon fishing on the River Blackwater - Day 1

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • I had an exciting day salmon fishing on the Upper Blackwater above Rogie Falls near Contin in the Scottish Highlands. The first decent rain after a dry summer caused the river to rise, and salmon started heading to their spawning grounds. Plenty of salmon passed me during the day until one fell for a 12 copper-bodied Stoats Tail fished floating line tipped with an intermediate polyleader.
    Rod used: 11ft 7 wt Orvis Clearwater Switch Rod hawker-overend...
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    This beat can be fished on a day ticket from Loch Achonachie Angling Club

Комментарии • 10

  • @kodiwtf
    @kodiwtf Год назад +1

    Thought this was my local river in ireland i got excited for a second lol

  • @stiofain4693
    @stiofain4693 Год назад +1

    Well done, lovely river

  • @billymurray8615
    @billymurray8615 Год назад

    That looked like great fun 🤩 lovely place and a great day too by the looks of it

    • @hawker-overend5404
      @hawker-overend5404  Год назад

      It was a great day especially because most other rivers in the region were unfishable with the fly

  • @geoffreybusfield4665
    @geoffreybusfield4665 Год назад

    look's like you had a great day nice fish Andrew

    • @hawker-overend5404
      @hawker-overend5404  Год назад +1

      It was a very good day. I also went back the day after and caught another salmon. Watch out for part 2🎣

  • @chrisporteous9968
    @chrisporteous9968 Год назад

    Nice one Andrew - I might have a go there on the way up to Brora.

    • @hawker-overend5404
      @hawker-overend5404  Год назад +1

      It's well worth a visit especially when there is some water on. You will only need a short rod 11ft switch or 10ft single-handed..

    • @chrisporteous9968
      @chrisporteous9968 Год назад

      I had a quick look at the Alness last September on the way to Brora - the Association water looks nice and the Novar fishings higher up as well but more ££'s - it's a spate river too so tricky when having to book a trip too far ahead.@@hawker-overend5404