@@theanglingfront they could have been the fish pluckin at you mate they only get big bein that cute!! i wish mate been scrapped the barrel weathers sorta only broke here its been near a fortnight of s.easters/easterlies and the waters been grey, hopefully get back in the tide soon b4 the seasons finished with me here!! anywhom great upload mate 👍👍👍
Na, nothin better than night fly fishing on a river for sea trout .. used to get them at spey bay using sand eels but did a bit to much damage to em. But your right , find a fresh water stream that enters the sea and that's were you'll find em.
@@theanglingfront lucky lad.used to stay in mosstodloch,elgin. Love sea fishin especially cod..know lots of marks but had to move south. But its not to bad were i am. Give the sand eels a go . Beachcaster light lead.
@@peterwalls308 Yeah, I have been fishing this neck for nearly 18 years, baitcasting will normally see me into a hell of a lot of doggies 😂 Some nice cod in the past, and conger, but generally I will try head north for bait fishing, especially on the boat 😃😃
You are correct. I have been scanning a series of wee burns and checking pools for trout, finding mainly small brown trout. I’ve started to spin at the mouth of the burns and as the man says, yes the sea trout are there but tell no one.
I used ghillie on loch maree for good number of years plus other places in Sutherland. I used to find if you put a spinning blade in front of the Toby if trolling you got a lot more sea trout . I had use trolling in the latter end of working the it was only way people would fish as most guests were going north to Loch hope up by Altnaharra where ghilled for a number years . I hope this help you as it did for me . Plus I used the same method in the sea as loch maree emptied into the sea from the river yew was at my door step .
Great session! Like, you, I always look for a stream entering a bay, although so far it's only worked once for me🤣 although the few times I've tried for coastal sea trout I've been on fly. you've probably got an edge with the lure, distance wise. Magical fish, I had one from a local river the other night, next vid!🤣 your channel is going to explode mate!!👍👍👍
@@theanglingfront Cheers Michael. Might be better for you to look me up, it's David Procter aka soul trader 57, there's hundreds of Michael levine's!!!
Nice mate. Have u seen some of mine in the west coast. Mostly LLAIA permitted water but also a few other spots. The finnock can give you a fair old fight as well. We fly fish mostly. 2 seatrout at a time can be crazy.
Nice one mate, another sub for you 👍 you not had any bass round there, ? There's a few in the estuary now,I know your doing well on the sprats but you should also add 1 or 2 of the savage gear isp seekers and the savage gear pencils,they sit higher in the water,keep them coming pal and tight lines 👍
@@neilsives533 Thank you mate, really appreciated, unfortunately the weather has been absolutely abysmal recently, however I managed to get out fishing during the week and managed to capture a few nice sea trout, upload coming out shortly 😁👍🏻🎣
Superb fishing and footage mate really enjoyable viewing, I've always fancied giving the sea trout a bash from the coast but found it a bit daunting in knowing areas to fish, would you normaly concentrate on sea lochs or the open coast or both ?
Thanks mate really appreciate that, and I’ve never personally fished the open sea for them, I live next to sea lochs and my go rule is to find a area that’s shallow with a fresh water river going to to the sea? I’ve always caught them using that rule of thumb however I’ve also caught many of them over deep rocky outcrops to! They can be so unpredictable at times and frustrating, but that’s part of the fun 😀
Thanks for the reply mate much appreciated, I'll have to get out and give it a bash, I've a few areas in mind with rivers close by that get sea trout so I'll gives it a bath 👍
Great wee video. I used to catch them on ABU Krill's but the wee super sprat seems to do well. Heading down the coast tomorrow for a wee shot. Have you tried at this time of year ? I used to find February quite good although there were always Kelts about. I return them anyway.
Thanks Jimmy appreciate it, and yeah mate I’ve had a good bit of success for the past month, I have other Sea trout videos from this month on the channel if your interested, what coast are you heading down to?
@@theanglingfront I was going to try north from Large. Don't really know where to start. I was going to fish half tide down to low then a couple of hours the other side. Thought about trying Meigle area.
@@theanglingfrontSo. I had a cast at Large this morning on a dropping tide. Mistake. I should have fished the tide up. I was basically fishing mostly over sand as the ground cover got exposed by the tide. Not even a follow. On a positive note, the wee super sprat looks great in the water. Do you use a link swivel to the nose or split ring and swivel ? If you fancy a wee bit of company some time give me a shout. Happy to drive) share petrol costs. As an aside, I tried a Savage Gear IS Seeker for a while. Looks amazing in the water.
Hi John, I would say March, however, after doing some light rock fishing around the Clyde in the last few weeks, I have noticed a lot of Sea Trout activity, I even had a few follow ins when targeting pollock, I’ve also seen a lot of sprats still here close in which is what I’ve seen the sea trout feeding on, even in December!! Absolute craziness!
Thank you very much, appreciate the comments mate, and I personally prefer mono, I normally use 8 Pound diawa sensor, I usually use mono because the ground that I fish is usually very rocky 😃
Hi Viking Norway, it was a quick release under 1 minute, I debarb the trebles, but have now taken on the advice of using a single hook, I think toying with nature is a bit extreme but personal opinion, thanks for commenting anyways 🤙🏻
@@VikingNorway-pb5tm829 Ok no problem, no harm intended, thanks for commenting anyways, Are you living in Norway? And if so, I can just imagine the size of Sea Trout you catch on a daily basis, would defiantly love to visit that part of the world, tightlines mate
If your gonna return them use barbless hooks! you were hard taking hook out of fist catch and lots of blood on underwater return vid! Just my humble opinion! cheers!
Hi William, thanks for info, in the past I have always used a white weighted minky fly to great success, but will definitely try a milder minnow at some point 🤙🏻
@@theanglingfront hahaha not far at all. Will hopefully get a wee setup for my time off next week. Not done much sea fishing and recently got into fly fishing. Your videos are excellent man, look forward to seeing more
Magic....love Scotland..what a great place to fish.
speed spinning in the summer is THE method!! sterling session mate 👍👍
Thanks Whitetrout, shame no bigger ones appeared, but there’s always next time, hope fishing has still been good for you?
@@theanglingfront they could have been the fish pluckin at you mate they only get big bein that cute!! i wish mate been scrapped the barrel weathers sorta only broke here its been near a fortnight of s.easters/easterlies and the waters been grey, hopefully get back in the tide soon b4 the seasons finished with me here!! anywhom great upload mate 👍👍👍
Great .Thanks for your time .😊
Really enjoyed that. My favourite fish to catch. Tight lines 🎣
Na, nothin better than night fly fishing on a river for sea trout .. used to get them at spey bay using sand eels but did a bit to much damage to em. But your right , find a fresh water stream that enters the sea and that's were you'll find em.
Thanks Peter, I literally live 2 minutes from the sea, so it’s brilliant 😂 Hoping to get out this weekend weather permitting
@@theanglingfront lucky lad.used to stay in mosstodloch,elgin. Love sea fishin especially cod..know lots of marks but had to move south. But its not to bad were i am. Give the sand eels a go . Beachcaster light lead.
@@peterwalls308 Yeah, I have been fishing this neck for nearly 18 years, baitcasting will normally see me into a hell of a lot of doggies 😂 Some nice cod in the past, and conger, but generally I will try head north for bait fishing, especially on the boat 😃😃
You are correct. I have been scanning a series of wee burns and checking pools for trout, finding mainly small brown trout. I’ve started to spin at the mouth of the burns and as the man says, yes the sea trout are there but tell no one.
I used ghillie on loch maree for good number of years plus other places in Sutherland. I used to find if you put a spinning blade in front of the Toby if trolling you got a lot more sea trout . I had use trolling in the latter end of working the it was only way people would fish as most guests were going north to Loch hope up by Altnaharra where ghilled for a number years . I hope this help you as it did for me . Plus I used the same method in the sea as loch maree emptied into the sea from the river yew was at my door step .
That’s awesome Kevin, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience, I will certainly be giving this a shot at some point, thanks
Do you use trebles on your spinners, as that first trout went back badly bleeding, singles better although you might miss a few,less harmful
Fair point Mick, I de barb the trebles right enough, probably should switch to singles at some point though, thanks for advice 👍🏻
Great session! Like, you, I always look for a stream entering a bay, although so far it's only worked once for me🤣 although the few times I've tried for coastal sea trout I've been on fly.
you've probably got an edge with the lure, distance wise. Magical fish, I had one from a local river the other night, next vid!🤣 your channel is going to explode mate!!👍👍👍
Thanks Soul Trader, my next session for sea trout will defiantly be on the fly also, and we’ll done on catching one the other night, 🤙🏻
@@theanglingfront great stuff! Are you on Facebook? I'd love u o keep in contact to chat over all things west coast and trouty!
@@soultrader57fishingandmusi25 Yes on Facebook mate, Michael Devine is my name, 🤙🏻
@@theanglingfront Cheers Michael. Might be better for you to look me up, it's David Procter aka soul trader 57, there's hundreds of Michael levine's!!!
Sorry, devines
Looks like a brown trout we have here in Idaho. Sea run like a steelhead here. Interesting.
Sea Trout are Brown trout that go to sea so similar to Steelhead/Rainbows int he US.
one word.... spin-stop :-).... you learn that one evry quick when you fish in Denmark :-)
Thanks for the advice Dave 😃
Nice mate. Have u seen some of mine in the west coast. Mostly LLAIA permitted water but also a few other spots. The finnock can give you a fair old fight as well. We fly fish mostly. 2 seatrout at a time can be crazy.
You feel, or you think?
Nice one mate, another sub for you 👍 you not had any bass round there, ? There's a few in the estuary now,I know your doing well on the sprats but you should also add 1 or 2 of the savage gear isp seekers and the savage gear pencils,they sit higher in the water,keep them coming pal and tight lines 👍
Thanks Colin, and I have them in my tackle box right enough! And I’ve had a few bass during the summer months, only small though
WELL DONE
Thanks Robert, Appreciate it
Love your Videos Keep them coming.
@@neilsives533 Thank you mate, really appreciated, unfortunately the weather has been absolutely abysmal recently, however I managed to get out fishing during the week and managed to capture a few nice sea trout, upload coming out shortly 😁👍🏻🎣
Superb fishing and footage mate really enjoyable viewing, I've always fancied giving the sea trout a bash from the coast but found it a bit daunting in knowing areas to fish, would you normaly concentrate on sea lochs or the open coast or both ?
Thanks mate really appreciate that, and I’ve never personally fished the open sea for them, I live next to sea lochs and my go rule is to find a area that’s shallow with a fresh water river going to to the sea? I’ve always caught them using that rule of thumb however I’ve also caught many of them over deep rocky outcrops to! They can be so unpredictable at times and frustrating, but that’s part of the fun 😀
Thanks for the reply mate much appreciated, I'll have to get out and give it a bash, I've a few areas in mind with rivers close by that get sea trout so I'll gives it a bath 👍
Hi mate where is this near not looking for exact spot just near
Hi mate this is the Clyde estuary, not far from Arrochar man
@@theanglingfront thank you
@@KristopherMcdonald-dx5et No worries man, tightlines
Great fishing session! What rod are you using?
Thanks mate, I am using a HTO Urban Finesse 17 gram rod buddy
@@theanglingfront Thanks man!
Great wee video. I used to catch them on ABU Krill's but the wee super sprat seems to do well. Heading down the coast tomorrow for a wee shot. Have you tried at this time of year ? I used to find February quite good although there were always Kelts about. I return them anyway.
Thanks Jimmy appreciate it, and yeah mate I’ve had a good bit of success for the past month, I have other Sea trout videos from this month on the channel if your interested, what coast are you heading down to?
@@theanglingfront I was going to try north from Large. Don't really know where to start. I was going to fish half tide down to low then a couple of hours the other side. Thought about trying Meigle area.
@@jimmykirkland6249 Sounds great, I am hoping the weather becomes a tad better for you, tightlines, and let me know how you get on 👍🏻
@@theanglingfront I will do mate. I'm hoping it stays dull tomorrow.👍
@@theanglingfrontSo. I had a cast at Large this morning on a dropping tide. Mistake. I should have fished the tide up. I was basically fishing mostly over sand as the ground cover got exposed by the tide. Not even a follow. On a positive note, the wee super sprat looks great in the water. Do you use a link swivel to the nose or split ring and swivel ? If you fancy a wee bit of company some time give me a shout. Happy to drive) share petrol costs. As an aside, I tried a Savage Gear IS Seeker for a while. Looks amazing in the water.
When do the spring seatrout start running in the Clyde?
Hi John, I would say March, however, after doing some light rock fishing around the Clyde in the last few weeks, I have noticed a lot of Sea Trout activity, I even had a few follow ins when targeting pollock, I’ve also seen a lot of sprats still here close in which is what I’ve seen the sea trout feeding on, even in December!! Absolute craziness!
If I east saddens then I know where to go 😊 o wet you're hands wen picking up small fish😊
Great video! What line strength are you using? Furthermore, do you prefer braid or mono?
Thank you very much, appreciate the comments mate, and I personally prefer mono, I normally use 8 Pound diawa sensor, I usually use mono because the ground that I fish is usually very rocky 😃
Squash the barbs
Hi Michael, the trebles that I use have all been squashed and filed 👍🏻
Are you using barbless given that you are returning them
Hi George, and yes all hooks are de barbed mate, thanks for commenting
How big do you get them on the west coast
My biggest personally was roughly 4 Pound a few years ago, however I’ve seen some bigger ones by others caught on the west 😃
@@theanglingfront I had a big one of 7 lb this summer
@@michaelpirie8028 Very nice mate, hoping one day I will be able to achieve a sea trout of this calibre 😃🤞
Live on west coast in ayrshire, never seen a sea trout caught yet lol. I only fish freshwater for salmon though
what colour super sprat do you find the best ?
I quite like the Silver and Blue colour one, I also like the Silver with a bright tint across it also, highly recommend them 🤙🏻
@@theanglingfront ya iv only ever caught one sea trout and that was on the blue and silver but in a 21 gram , must get afew 12grams and give them a go
@@FamasFTW98 Defiantly, let me know how you get on mate 🤙🏻
3:55 the fish is bleeding... thats not good! Why just toying with nature? y..f...
Hi Viking Norway, it was a quick release under 1 minute, I debarb the trebles, but have now taken on the advice of using a single hook, I think toying with nature is a bit extreme but personal opinion, thanks for commenting anyways 🤙🏻
@@theanglingfront Here we take them home if they bleed, that was my point...not to be rude to you :) Have a nice day .
@@VikingNorway-pb5tm829 Ok no problem, no harm intended, thanks for commenting anyways, Are you living in Norway? And if so, I can just imagine the size of Sea Trout you catch on a daily basis, would defiantly love to visit that part of the world, tightlines mate
@@theanglingfront Up to 12 kilos my friend, you are welcome up here to have a big one.. :) feel free to take kontakt(my spelling sucks sorry) :)
Lived here all my 59 years and i like fishing a lot, so just take the trip to the Viking land :) Hei å hå.
If your gonna return them use barbless hooks! you were hard taking hook out of fist catch and lots of blood on underwater return vid! Just my humble opinion! cheers!
Yeah, totally agree with you there Steven, thanks for watching mate 🤘🏻🎣
I would try flyfishing with a greased silver 2in mudler minnow, could make em take hard ?
Hi William, thanks for info, in the past I have always used a white weighted minky fly to great success, but will definitely try a milder minnow at some point 🤙🏻
@@theanglingfront haha, yes. Sorry im old school.....
Do you ever get decent sized fish keepers? Or do you always release?
Hi Alan, thanks for commenting, I personally just catch and release anything I catch, except for mackerel, 🎣
Brilliant as always mate 👍
Thanks Scott, appreciate it mate
Awesome video man, I’m in Gourock and looking for an LRF rod. What casting weight did you go for? 2-12 or the 4-17?
Hi Andrew, not far away then 😂 and I went for the 4-17 gram version, and I’ve had this rod for nearly 3 years already, great quality for the price 🤙🏻
@@theanglingfront hahaha not far at all. Will hopefully get a wee setup for my time off next week. Not done much sea fishing and recently got into fly fishing. Your videos are excellent man, look forward to seeing more
@@AndrewSeywright Thanks Andrew appreciate it mate, well please let me know how you get on with your new set up etc 🤙🏻🎣
Really great video of a busy session. Well done.
Thanks Colin, appreciate it mate
You should be on the fly mate you would do a lot better 😉
Hi Joe, your right! The fly is a lot better, my new video fly fishing for sea trout is out tonight, might be worth a watch if you fancy it
@@theanglingfront yes I will watch it cheers
Great session 👍👍💥
Thanks ND appreciate it