SALMON FISHING | Scotland | River Conon | 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024
  • Salmon and seatrout fishing on the river Conon and Glass.
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  • @stefansieber5095
    @stefansieber5095 7 месяцев назад +1

    Super RUclips videos you do produce. It‘s fun to watch, especially when living so far from all these nice Salmon Rivers in Scotland. Wondering which classic reel (the black one) you have tackled up in this video. Tight-lines sending you from Switzerland, Steve

    • @nairnfly
      @nairnfly  7 месяцев назад

      Thank you very much Steve glad you are enjoying them !

  • @thedoggedangler
    @thedoggedangler Год назад +1

    Fantastic video and congratulations, some really nice fish there!

    • @nairnfly
      @nairnfly  Год назад

      Thank you the Conon is my local river some great seatrout in it.

  • @Salmonaddicts
    @Salmonaddicts Год назад +2

    Great film

  • @jamesgreig4805
    @jamesgreig4805 Год назад +1

    Excellent great looking rivers

  • @steviemac2405
    @steviemac2405 Год назад +2

    Class video buddy. Really enjoyed that.. as always! 👌🎣

  • @jjames2162
    @jjames2162 Год назад +1

    As always, excellent video. Really appreciate you including the sound of the reel and line - cheers

  • @CF_Fishing
    @CF_Fishing Год назад +1

    Once again a great video. Love the underwater shots.

    • @nairnfly
      @nairnfly  Год назад +1

      Thanks Colin give me a shout if you up on Conon next year its my local river.

    • @CF_Fishing
      @CF_Fishing Год назад

      @@nairnfly definitely. Would love to fish upstream. Costly though

  • @Hardlinesangling
    @Hardlinesangling Год назад +1

    Looks like some lovely water on lower fairburn it's a struggle to get on though. Have wanted to fish there for a while now. Looks like you have had a lot better season than me. Hopefully I'll get one last day on the tweed to try and salvage it somewhat.

    • @nairnfly
      @nairnfly  Год назад +1

      Aye not easy to get on but can be great fishing except this year :) Good luck if you go on Tweed.

    • @Hardlinesangling
      @Hardlinesangling Год назад

      @@nairnfly I'll have to try and get onto it next year somehow. Will know this week if I'm getting on the tweed or not.

  • @PapaTube-ep1nk
    @PapaTube-ep1nk Год назад +4

    Great video, your a real experienced Salmon Angler but many watching Nairnfly will be appalled by the way you drag these precious fish up the shingle and stones and do not seem to carry a NET.
    This way of landing fish is not practiced further South in our Rivers or in any catch and release fishery now for all fish welfare, its just plain laziness not to Net fish safely and keep them in the water it stops them losing scales and their protective coating as loss of scales encourages viruses and infection to set in and they can perish before spawning, Anglers who badly handle fish especially lifting Salmon by the tail can break vertebra in the fish causing internal bleeding.

    • @nairnfly
      @nairnfly  Год назад

      Thank you, for some of the footage on this video i didnt have a net with me to land the fish so beaching was the only option, normally i never go salmon fishing without a net. I return 100% of salmon i catch i do however keep the odd seatrout if you dont see the fish being returned in my video then it is because i kept it.

  • @jokoizo
    @jokoizo Год назад

    Dont get why you land fish on the stones

    • @nairnfly
      @nairnfly  Год назад

      Unfortunately i didnt have my net with me so beaching was only option.

  • @stephens1726
    @stephens1726 Год назад +4

    How about you buy a net and stop letting your fish flop around on the stones. Just a friendly suggestion.

    • @nairnfly
      @nairnfly  Год назад +1

      Unfortunately i didnt have my net with me so beaching was only option in this case. Normally i always have a net with me.