Congratulations on a very good instructional video. Your love of the river and fly fishing express themselves throughout. Nice to see how carefully you handled the Grayling, and didn’t hold her up for ages just get a photo. Despite lots of new flys & materials there is still lots of magic in the classic flys; they have caught thousands of fish, long live the Red Tag!
Hi Roger, really appreciate your feedback. Indeed, the old patterns will always work, it’s a shame they often get neglected - traditional wets are the same! Tightlines.
Well done on a superb grayling , this must have been before storm babet as since then my rivers the banwy and vyrnwy have been permanently in spate for about 6wks now so my hopes of quiet autumn grayling fishing went out of the window.
Congratulations on catching your beautiful specimen grayling on the dry !!...look forward to fishing the Irfon one day...great video, good to watch and thanks for sharing your setup + tips.... and love the real-world outtakes😄👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed my first video, it’s been a steep learning curve! Yes, you should visit the Irfon, it’s a special river, in a beautiful part of the world - especially this time of year 👍
The beauty and calmness of these UK streams is striking. Unfortunately we don’t have much of this around here in the Netherlands. Which type of fly-line have you used here, if I may ask? Did you attach the French leader directly to the backing, or maybe to a specific euro nymphing fly-line? Stay strong 🙏🏻
Thanks for the feedback, indeed, we are very lucky with the rivers we have in the UK - you should visit! On this video, I'm using a setup where I've connected a 9m Hends French Leader to an old Rio Technical Euro Nymph line. I've since moved onto the 12m version which avoids any fly line being in my hand. Regards.
@ I’ll visit North England and Scotland probably next spring. We have no trout, but a lot of big pike over here! Thanks for the advice. Cortland seems to offer excellent lines for this purpose too. I’m selecting a euro nymphing equipment right now, and will for starters go for the basic set up you’re using. Thanks again 👍🏻
Congratulations on a very good instructional video. Your love of the river and fly fishing express themselves throughout. Nice to see how carefully you handled the Grayling, and didn’t hold her up for ages just get a photo. Despite lots of new flys & materials there is still lots of magic in the classic flys; they have caught thousands of fish, long live the Red Tag!
Hi Roger, really appreciate your feedback. Indeed, the old patterns will always work, it’s a shame they often get neglected - traditional wets are the same! Tightlines.
Nice to see what the fish look like when you catch ‘em. 3/4 lb’s not bad for a trout . Big grayling.
@@nottooherbal thanks Richard, glad you enjoyed the video 👍
Irfon here I come as soon as trout season opens
Great video well done lyn 👌
Thanks Josh!
Thanks-looks a lovely river- well done; diolch yn fawr !
Diolch Tom, appreciate the feedback. It certainly is a special river 👍
Well done on a superb grayling , this must have been before storm babet as since then my rivers the banwy and vyrnwy have been permanently in spate for about 6wks now so my hopes of quiet autumn grayling fishing went out of the window.
Thank you. Yes, this was filmed in early October when the rivers were somewhat settled!
Really enjoyed the video. Unforced and a completely natural presentation.
Thanks Alan! Appreciate your feedback, these videos have been a very steep learning curve for me! Hopefully many more to come 👍
Great video Lyn and what a cracking grayling!
Thanks Ceri, appreciate all your help along the way. Lots more to learn, exiting times ahead!
Well done, Lyn. Wonderful video!
Thanks Steffan. Really appreciate your feedback. Tightlines!
Congratulations on catching your beautiful specimen grayling on the dry !!...look forward to fishing the Irfon one day...great video, good to watch and thanks for sharing your setup + tips.... and love the real-world outtakes😄👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed my first video, it’s been a steep learning curve! Yes, you should visit the Irfon, it’s a special river, in a beautiful part of the world - especially this time of year 👍
Congrats on your first full video Lyn 👍 Well done
Thanks Chris! Appreciate all your input 👍🎣
Good job pal 🎣🔥
Thanks Dean! Always learning pal 👍
Brilliant watch, well done 👍
Thanks Oscar, really appreciate the feedback! 👍
Hey Oscar, your dad’s famous now 👍
@@chrisgilling543 Hi Chris, I hope he remembers me when he’s famous😂
The beauty and calmness of these UK streams is striking. Unfortunately we don’t have much of this around here in the Netherlands. Which type of fly-line have you used here, if I may ask? Did you attach the French leader directly to the backing, or maybe to a specific euro nymphing fly-line? Stay strong 🙏🏻
Thanks for the feedback, indeed, we are very lucky with the rivers we have in the UK - you should visit! On this video, I'm using a setup where I've connected a 9m Hends French Leader to an old Rio Technical Euro Nymph line. I've since moved onto the 12m version which avoids any fly line being in my hand. Regards.
@ I’ll visit North England and Scotland probably next spring. We have no trout, but a lot of big pike over here! Thanks for the advice. Cortland seems to offer excellent lines for this purpose too. I’m selecting a euro nymphing equipment right now, and will for starters go for the basic set up you’re using. Thanks again 👍🏻