Salmon Fishing UK - Catching on the fly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- Salmon Fishing UK with Damon. Catching a surprise on the river Tyne in Northumberland.
As no doubt some viewers will know, fishing for these migratory spectacles can be tricky at the best of times, particularly with a fly rod but in this video Damon simplifies some of his proven tactics for success.
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Lastly, a huge thank you to Patrick for helping with the filming on this one! You can check out his channel here: / afarfishing - กีฬา
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Excellent video. Great work by Patrick as usual. I know from my own experience how good his videography is when he filmed myself and him on the River Ruel for Afar Fishing.
Great info and footage on such an elusive quarry 😎
Nice footage...good to hear the fish are running.... interesting about those pink salmon....what a thing....
I know. Thanks for watching!
Pink salmon are invasive and a real concern.
nicely done, good watch regardless of fish or not !
Those Shakey Oracle rods are held in high regard with the Scottish Ghillies.
Good stuff
Good info
Thanks for watching!
What stretch of the South Tyne are you fishing?
How hard is it to find fishing access in the UK? I have been told that it is extremely difficult and prohibitively expensive. I'd love to visit some time and try and catch some *Salmos* instead of *Oncorhynchus*
Do your research on fishing spots and you will be fine!
Hi I fish in Scotland/uk, wild trout fishing where I am is very cheap in Scotland especially in lochs/lakes but good salmon fishing is very expensive, but it depends where you are and what river you are on but do some research first.
Irs not hard at all. In the highlands of Scotland even the big rivers like the Spey have club waters that are reasonably priced. Pick a river and find the club and you'll pay 30-50 a day for salmon fishing.
@@kennethmorton7671 Extremely expensive compared to the 50 dollars per year I pay in Washington State, but pretty reasonable for a tourist. I look forward to one day releasing a wild Atlantic Salmon or Sea Trout
@@speedbird1598 if you wanted to spend a week on one river you might be better buying an associate membership. These are usually a bit cheaper than paying for 6 days separately. Also some have a trade on with other clubs where it doesn't cost extra to fish on their water. An inverness angling club permit for example would cost you 150. It gets you fishing on the Conon, Beauly, Ness, Dee, Don and a few other smaller rivers. So you could come stay for two weeks fish your way round the permitted rivers and it would cost 150.
Love your skill in spey casting but I can't help thinking that all the flashing around could disturb fish/
how do you identify a pink slamon?
What line are you using on the switch rod
I actually don’t know what head it was Neil - but I think it was from Norris’s along with the running line 👍
What rod are you using (the two handed one)
says ORACLE 2 on it
I'm looking for fertilizer salmon eggs if you can help thanks
No idea 🤷
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If you focus more on actually fishing instead of doing a bunch of show off casts you will catch more fish, just saying. The show of casts are for casting classes, not for fishing.....
I disagree. I actually think if he’d have done more fancy casts like the snake roll, snap - T or snap - C then he’d have probably caught more fish. Haven’t you seen “A River Runs Through It”? #shadowcasting
@@DamonValentineFishing you are kidding right lol, i have only been flyfishing for 47 years so i am obv a noob but still...
Personally, I enjoy seeing the different equipment used.
@@DamonValentineFishing 😂😂 nice one centurion
Your wife cheats on you when you go fishing