123. Never FAIL to Catch Trout with This Fly
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- An Easy and simple way to catch stillwater stocked trout with a Fly, Catch Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Blue Trout with a simple chamois worm, worms, shammy worm cast on a floating line and fished under a bung, strike indicator.
This is a very good beginners fly for trout fishing and helps catch you your first and more stocked rainbow trout.
123. I Never FAIL to Catch Trout with This Fly (C) MD Fly Fishing UK
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Which Rods do you use thanks
In these videos a 9.5ft 5wt £10 no frills with the rounded handle grip at the top, which has landed loads of big fish and a sigma 10ft 7wt thick top, which cost about £40. No need to spend ££££ on named rods as my rods get bashed about, the trout don't care what's in your hand it's the fly they are bothered about. Thanks for watching Regards MD
@@mdflyfishinguk5220 im not very good at casting so would serve me better than the more expensive rods Cheers Thank You
@@bradhorner1358 Start of with a 5wt 9.5ft gives you a bit of flex, 7wt can be stiff and you don't get the motion you need to lob the fly out. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264926098881?hash=item3daed375c1:g:EgUAAOSw5eBfeiZz same make as my rod except my one is a 7wt
@@mdflyfishinguk5220 Thank You for the info
Hi Pal i would like to fish with you someday Cheers
Don't change anything on the videos, right first time approache,straight to the point, all the details and advice is spot on,thanks for posting. Kind regards Mike. Norfolk, p.s.my go,to,is a 3inch,red worm!!,doesn't all ways work, but on the fly,patch always!!!.
I appreciate that Mike Regards MD
Really informative…leader length, breaking strain, flies used, depth fished and type/speed of retrieve is really good information to share… we can all can benefit from someone who can definitely catch fish using a variety of methods.
Keep up the good work👍👍
Thank you Ray, sometimes when am recording the voice over I think I am repeating myself or have I said too much about what am doing on that day. Thanks for watching Regards MD
Another excellent Vid thanks very much, always enjoyable and inspired to get out and have a go
Cheers John Regards MD
Love it A Chammy Worm. Thanks . Tight Lines
Had my largest trout on one of these, thanks for watching Regards MD
Great video as ever - I really enjoy your videos - I have learned much from you - although I'm fairly experienced... Keep up the great work MD!
Cheers Mark Regards MD
Great video as they always are.looking forward to the next one.
Cheers for the comment Regards MD
Going to tie some shammies later today… looks like a great concept…
You just had to be referring to Testwood… it’s on my bucket list, but I think I’d be in trouble with my good lady if I went there… tight lines…
Try a shammy on a intermediate line, with quick pulls, works for some of my subscriber's down south. Regards MD
@@mdflyfishinguk5220 tied about a dozen, different thread colours, can’t wait to try them now, I’m going to let the waters cool down a bit though… too much stress on the fish, too much risk to the fisheries in this heat, we have a few down here who have closed some of the lakes to protect their stocks,
Stay safe…
Hi
Loved the video, great information, as always.
Keep them coming to keep us entertained.
Bob.👍👍👍🎣🎣🎣
Cheers Bob, giving them a go at a Sheffield water this week as well. Regards MD
always enjoy your videos good honest content must give the chamois a go
Had my biggest rainbow on them here at pennine 14Ib linked a video in the description, Thanks for watching and the comment Regards MD
great video, going to sort out my shammy worm and give it a go next time i fish
Well worth a try, going to fish them at a water in south yorkshire this weekend along with some white squirmy worms, think the trout like them more than the red ones. Thanks for watching and the comment Regards MD
Great video🎣
Thanks for watching Regards MD
Great video, nice day out
Cheers Craig it was, if i had stuck with a smaller shammy worm all day, it would have been 25+ Thanks for watching Regards MD
Can i ask why you pull the line through your hand when fishing a still water ? I understand doing it when on a river to make the fly look like its moving in the current complete novice here good video thankyou ill be subscribing
Hi unlike some people who fish with a bung, which requires the fly fished static. I tend to fish flies that require a little movement in the water, so to mimic this i pull the line. 4inch, 6inch at a time or even a very slow figure 8. When I fish lures, bugs , leeches etc i move the line faster to annoy the trout and get a response of attack etc. Thanks for watching Regards MD
@mdflyfishinguk5220 thankyou for replying I'm trying too learn as much as i can before actually going
Here's the thing. Same happened to me with regards to the pin dropping out of the Rover net head assembly. Only 1hour in and ping , off shot the head. Had to land each fish with just the pan head and nearly came a cropper a few times from going in head first. Learnt my lesson. I always have a spare net just in case . As for the pins , a drop of lock-/ tight ( super glue for metal ) or even UV resin. You need to keep inspecting the area as chucking the net down , opening and closing can cause the pin to work its way out. It's a curve ball you don't need. Anyhow , keep the videos of coming. Tight lines
I phoned the company and got no result, I've still got a nail holding my net on, it does the job, regards MD
I now have 2 rover nets and 1 Salmon net . All Wychwood with the same type of pin set up. Moved over to a Mclean round head flip net. Twice the price ,but not failed me yet
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Nice
Thanks
we are together
Hey new to the channel love ur content I'm actually heading to pennine on Friday
Hi Gavin Thanks for watching and the comment, hope you enjoy pennine and catch a bag full. Regards MD
Had a suspicion it might’ve been the Chammy work, MD. They’re getting a go next week.
Regards the length of the Vids, longer the better as far as I’m concerned 😂. I’d watch an hour long one.
And In terms of price, you absolutely get what you pay for. I usually paid £20-25 for a days fishing and Pennine is probably a tenner more expense but worth every penny, just for the realistic chance at a double or a 20lb.
Last week was my 4th time and I’ve had a PB rainbow, a PB brown and my first ever blue which was 5lb.
Pennine is now my go to water. It’s an hour there and an hour back but I’m there all day, 8-5. Cracking place
Very True BC, its only over the hill for me. MD
Strange question what net do you use. Thanks
www.sportfish.co.uk/wychwood-rover-fishing-net.html only thing with this net is keep checking the pin near the head mount. Regards MD
the tying of the shammy worm is not available is there any chance you could do another one?
I will, I took my fly tying videos down as they had bad lightning. Going to film new ones, which will feature on the up and coming MD website.
@@mdflyfishinguk5220 ok thanks i will check out the website
can i ask what and where you get the leather from?
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313596287541?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=_ulpkqj7qck&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=cKKFtXLyS9W&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY. Just cut it to how long you want it for the size of your hook.
thanks again