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@williamgrant6647 Bit of a tricky one to answer William. A #7 rod will cast an #8 line for sure. The Cadence floaters match absolutely perfectly with their respective rod. But with sinking lines by other manufacturers its a right mixed bag. For example, if you are using Airflo Di-3 and Di-5 I’d defo pair the #8 rod with their 7/8 line. BUT the 7/8 Airflo Hover Intermediate feels much better on my #7 rod. Join my facebook page below and send us a private message through that if you want to let us know what lines you intend to use 👍 facebook.com/share/1Dq4f3BG3k/?mibextid=LQQJ4d Cheers Stu

Glad you enjoyed it @mannycowen8357 Thanks for taking the time to say 👍 Stu

Hi @brianwalton3016 You can include the tapered leader as part of the total. But depending on the flyline, I might clip a bit off either end. I would tend to add a tippet ring to the end of the tapered leader. Am hoping to do a short video of how to do all of this on my facebook page in the next month or two. Please give it a ‘like’ through the following link and you’ll see it when it gets put up. Many thanks Stu facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094263695351

@williamgrant6647 Not a problem Willie. That’s great you are enjoying the 10ft #5. It’s a seriously good rod. To be honest I’ve not used the Vision, so can’t comment with too much conviction. But I think the Stillmaniac may be a little stiffer from speaking to lads who have one. I suppose the 10ft #7 would be best described as a meatier version of the Cadence #5. It’s a similar feel and action though, and one you can use sinking lines nicely with as well. Many thanks, Stu

@williamgrant6647 The bag is a Fishpond Switchback Pro. Never regretted buying one Willie. There are ways of carrying more stuff, but these are really comfortable and everything is quick and easy to get at. Wouldn’t go back to a waistcoat. The 10ft #7 will cast a sinking line no problem. If you give my facebook page a like and send a message through there, I’d be more than happy to answer any queries through there a little quicker if needed. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094263695351 Many thanks Stu

Thank you @Shadrach666 Its pretty good 👍

Many thanks @arthurgraham7011. Much appreciated 👍 Stu

@alana9354 No idea how much the wigwams are as I don’t work there. Contact the fishery direct for that. Confirm there is definitely a bait pond - in the bit with the rods, lines and flies near the end of this video thats it in the background.

Thanks very much @MattFrancey-ti6dj 👍 Really appreciate you saying so. Many thanks, Stu

@aegir8756 They’re Cadence fly rods - designed by the man himself in this video, Ian Gordon. And good spot with the lack of wobble. New spey caster only in name 👌 The carbon means theres much less side to side movement and quicker recovery in these rods, so they’re pretty damn accurate. Here’s the link to the website and the 13ft 6in rods if you’re in the market.. www.cadencefishing.co.uk/product/cadence-cf20-ian-gordon-13ft-6in-fly-rod/ Cheers Stu

@cjay8163 The rod holder is made by a friend. If you send me a private message through my facebook page ‘Stuart Ingledew Fly Fishing’ I will send you his details. Click this link:- facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094263695351 Don’t want to put his details on a public forum is all. Cheers Stu

@peterpann9197 They are indicators and flies I designed and make myself so they aren’t available from the shops. If you send me a private message through my facebook page it might be possible to get some full rigs sent to the fishery in time. Click this link:- facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094263695351 Hope you have a good week. Theres some cracking brownies in there 👌 Cheers Stu

@nicothiry4667 Many thanks 👍 Its just a fly rod holder - not sure theres an actual name for it now you mention it 🤔 If you send us a message via my facebook page (Stuart Ingledew Fly Fishing) I’ll send you the contact details of the lad who makes them. Don’t want to put his details on a public forum is all. He can post overseas if you are not UK based I believe. They are really handy things and stop tangles and also help stop people standing on rods normally laid flat on the ground. As well as the obvious positive of making multiple rods much easy to carry with one hand. If you look at the Chatton video theres a more detailed review of it in the first half. Cheers Stu

@martintickleholland5571 Thanks very much 👍 Appreciate your comment. It was terrible conditions when we filmed and didn’t show the main body of the reservoir to its full potential, which is normally fantastic as I think you may know. The wind was the hottest I have ever fished in. Was like being in an oven. Thanks again, Stu

Yeah I love fishing at hury but it always seems to be windy 😂😂

🙂👍 Aye - its a windy old place. Even worse when its calm with the midges. Great place regardless though. Maybe see you on the bank one day @martintickleholland5571 Cheers Stu

Send us a message at Stuart Ingledew Fly Fishing on facebook @rookey8061 and I’ll give you his email and number privately. So it keeps his details off a public forum 👍

Hi @owenjordan7165 It’s a world of confusion I’m afraid 🙂 If you are fishing lakes in the UK for rainbow trout, get a #8. These are your best all rounders. Just about everyone who has fished for a few years will have a #8 in their rod collection, so they’re never wasted money. As a quick explanation, the lower the number, the lighter the line and the less distance you can cast. You can get rods as low as #2 and generally up to #8 for trout fishing. Why do we bother with lighter lines and rods? Because the lighter lines help present the flies a little better, the fish don’t get so much of a fright when a lighter line lands on the water, and a lower rated outfit is lighter in the hand and you feel the fish better when you hook them. A heavier outfit will cast further and not be as badly affected by the wind. There’s plenty of the top anglers in the UK will use nothing but a #8 line and rod. There’s a Cadence blog that will give plenty of pointers on rod and line weights here in much more detail. www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/choosing-a-cadence-stillwater-fly-rod/ And if you have never trout fished before and haven’t got a clue what to buy for your first trip, read this: www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/essentials-for-fly-fishing-on-stillwaters/ Here’s a few pointers on what to do on your first ever trip: www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/beginners-series-what-to-do-on-your-first-fly-fishing-trip/ Then if you want to take it up properly, here’s the extra things you’d need to buy: www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/non-essentials-for-fly-fishing-on-stillwaters/ Hope that helps, but if you do have any questions let us know and we’ll try to help 👍 Cheers Stu

@@CadenceFlyFishing thank you, you taught me how to catch my first fly fishing trout on Saturday the 16th down at derwent will never forget that moment cheers stu legend

So that was you!? 👍 Don’t know who was buzzing more with that fish. Was great to see and you defo deserved it Owen. Fast learner. Just getting this facebook page up and running if you want to join? Send us any questions through the messenger if you want? Link here: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094263695351 Thanks for commenting anyway. Enjoyed the craic with you and your brother 👍 Stu

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Cheers Bill. You’ve got a proper rod there 👌 Will hopefully see you there soon. Its fishing well at the moment and getting onto the buzzers now. Stu

Was a good couple of hours craic Trevor. Really enjoyed it. Its why we go fishing eh? Reckon you’ll have that #7 pretty soon. 👌

Not a problem @williamgrant6647 Those 10ft #5’s are great aren’t they? Glad you’re enjoying yours 👍 Thats magic to hear.

Hi William. In short, the answer is yes. Very much so. If you are buying for sinking line only, I’d just err towards the 9ft 9in #8. But the 10ft #8 is more versatile and handles sinkers great. There’s an article here that discusses most Rod buying considerations. Click this link www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/choosing-a-cadence-stillwater-fly-rod/ It might help you decide 👍 Many thanks Stu

Thanks James. Really appreciate that 👍 Cheers, Stu

@jamesmcshane5248 You’re best emailing enquiries@newmillstrout.co.uk for that James. Good spot for a few days though 👌 Cheers, Stu

Many thanks for that. Really appreciate it 👌