Hope yo guys enjoyed this one. It was filmed at the same time as the last trout video, so i'd not yet has time to take on your advice. I look forward to getting out again maybe next week with worms and see if i can increase my catch rate even more!
Glad to hear you're going to give the old free lined worm a go mate. Those brownies are such beautiful fish. I hope you find a 2 pounder soon.☺ Good luck!🎣
#The Ginger Fisherman I am watching your videos a long time ago now,but never saw a video of you catching zander. Is it something you interested to try? If so, I am more than happy to invite you with me to the Midlands canals,and catch a few of them alien fish.
@@balintkoder7501 they're in places not even known to contain them, they've been caught in the canal next to meadowhall Sheffield, but I know where he fishes and there is definitely zander in that river not sure if he will have had one or not
Stunning trout. When using treble hooks, I will bend one of the barb points so it's resting against the hook shank. That way you can avoid those triple hooked jaw locking hook sets. Makes it much easier to release the fish and it doesn't affect the weight or action of the lure. Give it a try.
If you find a smallmouth rivulet, it can be very exciting, on 4Lb or less mono. Jumps, refusal to yield. 2" and under swimming plugs, 1/16th oz jigs and down. Spinners obviously. Great fun.
@@richswain7154 ya like I buy my lures off eBay.. they're around in stores just not like they used to be..and the mepps 00 don't perform like they used to.. mepps spinners quality is decreasing
Personally I've re-hooked a lot of my small spinners (Mepps Aglia sizes 0, 1 and similar) with Matzuo Sickle siwash hooks in sizes 8 and 10. Hasn't adversely affected hook-up rates with Chub and Perch on small streams, but has greatly eased unhooking.
When using spinners, I snap off the treble hooks with a metal plier und then replace it with a snap ring and a single hook. Because the trouts mouth is so fleshy and soft and I dont wanna rip out any tissue. Great Video!
Hi buddy just came across your channel just now. If your a catch and release fisherman i would highly recommend snipping of the treble hooks and get yourself some mustad kaiju inline single hooks and split rings. It makes it so much easier to get the hook out the trouts mouth. Great video btw and i have subed.
Got my PB wild brown trout from a small river like that, up here in central Scotland 4lber it was. caught it trotting a worm with a small float, great fun on light tackle because I was expecting the size on your video, that big boy was a bit of a surprise gotta couple of pics taken the put him back to get bigger.
Second the Signage issue when it comes to owned stretches, Wife and i started fishing last year and we've been to so many canals and rivers where there's either no signage or signage still up from past ownership causing all kinds of confusion.
I was wondering if it was actually club owned. Some people just don't like fishing and it seems a bit suspect that it was a 60 yard stretch, at the back of someone's property that had no signs up and he apparently owns the club. I wonder if the guy comes out to everyone who fishes there to check if they are a member of 'his club' lol. Maybe ginge should have enquired about the club and asked what it was called, how much it is to join to fish his 60 yards and if they have a website.
Great catch, I like watching your program. I have a question: do you use a barbless hook when fishing for trout? Will they be able to take any fish home for dinner? Regards Robert from Poland.
I'm not sure what that small fish was that got into your landing net but I'll bet that is what any trophy browns are feeding on. I wasn't surprised to hear you say that jigs work better than spinners on this body of water as they are more closely imitating the forage present.
I ALWAYS HAVE THIS LURE IN MY TACKLE BOX. It’s my favorite. After I lost it I went and bought a few of them. Saw the thumbnail and had to click! Cheers mate!
This is such a beauty video! Exactly the same kind of fishing that I do my self in Yorkshire, cant beat that feeling of wild waters and wild brown trout. Do remember to wet your hands though before touching the fish, a vital step to prevent future harm to the trout after it is released. Great video, look forward to seeing more!
I recently started fishing, I live in the north-east of Italy so pretty much looking for trouts. I still struggle A LOT with the casting even tho I am improving every day. What I Still don't get is how is it possible to find trouts in such "small" rivers or little streams. Anyway I don't give up obv.
Have you used the tiny plastics? I found the 1" Berkley Gulp! minnows to be murder, and there was an American lure company that made this stuff specifically back when. It was called Renosky IIRC. Also, get a Rocky Jr. and Rocky Sr. Whoops, I just looked at the price, forget it. If you find a river that has BIG browns nobody can get to eat, the Cowboys out West here figured out MOUSE patterns at night did the trick.
brilliant video i'd be happy with those fish anywhere and testament to your precision flicking that amongst all the trees and scrub. Anyone remember Landa Flipz spinners? they cast better and i would say even out-performed the mepps but the manufacturers changed the design to a nasty plastic blade swivel and ruined it for themselves. Mepps Aglia the victor in the long run. ( Landa also did a very respectable knock-off toby called "Lukki" )
Inline mepps spinners are the best bait in the world idc what anyone else says if u have a big enough one I bet u could even use it in saltwater and catch anything big tuna, tarpon, snook
Building small dams stacking rock up to make wing dams is a great way to hold fish in areas I'm in my mid 60s and this has made fishing in some places where the fish would have just died out if we hadn't ..food for thought it's the sportsman that has a passion to make fishing the best ever
You're fishing back to front in this clip. Fish these tiny spinners directly upstream, not down. Like Alexander wanless wrote about "upstream minnow". And be less inclined to get in the water, wading micro waters causes much disturbance, can bugger up redds under your boots too,, I saw a magazine mention of clipping off the treble, substitute a long shank snecked single with a bit of scarlet wool up the shank but keep the hook bend/point clear. I adopted it as a trial, never changed back. "Nibblers" get hooked on that set up that otherwise would only have been followers. and it's massively easier to free the fish from a single. I thought it'd impact hookup rates but if anything it improved that too. Remember, keep your feet dry and fish upstream, especially in fast runs, you could be surprised what's lying there, their dorsals barely covered. Quick retrieve needed to keep the blade rotating. My trout spin gear as a youngster with almost no £ was a (very) old mitchell 300 with the shallow spool, loaded with 2lb main line tied direct to the lure, usually a silver Mepps Aglia no.0. (No pike present) Fished on a soft solid glass green rod, a 7ft "Milbro Spinwell". Virtually indestructible, those were. Served me very well till I discovered fly tackle. You've had quite a season. May your next be twice as good! ...
Hi from Scotland. Beautiful wild brown trout. My favourite fish, ever. Get yourself a wooden handled rubber mesh landing net for that kind of fishing. Your treble hooks won’t get caught in it. Around £20. It’ll be worth it. Keep up the great work. 🏴🎣
I always like running a float downstream with worm, without the float, the hook 9 times out of 10 gets stuck deep. With float 9 times out of 10 hooks the lip of the fish ❤
Greetings from France; this spinner "MEPS" : Manufacture d'Engins de Peche Sportive" is build on south France (the company was buyed by an Américan company); A very used lure in France ;)
I personally think that if its only a short section you weren't allowed to fish, i think the truth of it was, the home owner didn't want you fishing at the back of their property.. So ignore that, and research it first., 😉
Here in England I' m casting 2.0 and 3.0 gram spinners on Sufix Duraflex mono in 0.18mm (0.007 inch), nominally approx. 4lb. line but actually tests at a fraction under 8.00lb.
Here in the Cambridgeshire fens if you property backs onto a river you usually do own the fishing rights. So that chap may well have been entitled to ask you not to fish there, he was polite. He could have easily formed a small club to fish it. I'm sure that a stream like that would belong to someone. Its your responsibility to check with the landowners before you fish anywhere. I'm the bailiff, have been for over 30 years, for my local club and we have trouble with signs they often get removed or just wear out. Its an expensive job to keep replacing them. I've never experienced any trouble asking people to move, mostly they join the club.
In my experience with trout, small spinners are the best for enticing both big and small fish. I never usually go bigger than a size 2 mepps. Also, on a small river like that, an equally effective method might be trotting with a small bubble float and a daddy long legs (cranefly) on the hook
2gm Abu Droppens (can't get them any more), I hardly ever use mine last few as I don;t want to loose them. 3cm Floating Rappalas great for floating down under overhangs. 5gm Tobies, if they are still available, trout and big chub attack them as if they are an abomination, not to feed, just to kill. Works for me.
That was awesome. You know - the guy that told you they own 60 yards of a river......sounds like BS to be honest. I've been told somewhere was private once and it wasn't......legitimate bailiff that lied to me too. He just wanted to keep an area to himself.
I just replied to someone else with the same comment. What are the chances that a guy owns his own club, in his back garden with only 60 yards of river and would rather come out and tell everyone not to fish there because it's club only, owned by him, than put signs up? Some people are just pricks and I suspect he's one of them. I personally think he thinks because his land runs up to the river, he owns the river too.
@@vinnyvtec8722 here in the Cambridgeshire fens where I live if your land has a river on it or is bordered by one you do own the fishing rights. So that chap may well do the same.
The fishing rights of a property only extend to the middle of the river if his land is only on one side. Sometimes the fishing rights are separated from the property and that can be established at the Land Registry
@@davidward5607 Very true, I was just generalising in my comment. In most cases, particularly here in the Fens the waterway runs through ones land and doesn't just border it. Many thanks for your more detailed explanation.
All your fishing is catch and release, so ditch them barbed hooks and do the fish a massive favour.I fish barbless for everything,trout,perch even lure fishing for pike.Proper barbless hooks give better penitration and dont damage fish especially if deep hooked.If you loose a fish catch another. Move your fishing forward,ditch them barbs.
As I understand the law Nowhere is free to fish without permission in England,every inch of water is owned by somebody,it’s a massive pain but it’s your responsibility to check who owns the waters and seek permission,in a two mile stretch of my local canal the permissions are owned by two clubs and the canal trust😏
I fish with little mepp spinners and free line worms work great I just use few dropshots and cast into the fast flow and just let the worms drift have good success like this 👌💪
I have ticked like, the information was inspiring. I will remove the like shortly however to remove the you tube sending unrelated material like tractor driving in a Zimbabwean field as they usually do
this would make jack hargreaves bawk up his game pie and cheese , pickle picnic . i however love it . can you not debarb your treble hook ? or nip off two hooks to make a single ? this is how i protect the fish as much as poss when "CnR" fishing with lures for trout / seatrout
Great video, you can’t beat a good old spinner! What a lovely little river too! Love the bullhead that swam into your net 👍🏻 keep the videos coming, as I’m sure you will 💪🏻🎣
why in this world are you using treble hooks?? Do not use them in salmonid streams! trout are not like pike, they often have problems after you unhook them. please....
Can't beat wandering around in waders in tiny streams and rivers, that nobody fishes, because they think they ain't worth fishing as their to shallow and there ain't any Carp about!
Hope yo guys enjoyed this one. It was filmed at the same time as the last trout video, so i'd not yet has time to take on your advice. I look forward to getting out again maybe next week with worms and see if i can increase my catch rate even more!
I find worms produce bites but not getting the hookup ratio as the spinner gets
What a video mate all I used to do was use mepps for trout from size 00 to size 2 good on you love the video
Glad to hear you're going to give the old free lined worm a go mate. Those brownies are such beautiful fish. I hope you find a 2 pounder soon.☺ Good luck!🎣
#The Ginger Fisherman I am watching your videos a long time ago now,but never saw a video of you catching zander. Is it something you interested to try? If so, I am more than happy to invite you with me to the Midlands canals,and catch a few of them alien fish.
@@balintkoder7501 they're in places not even known to contain them, they've been caught in the canal next to meadowhall Sheffield, but I know where he fishes and there is definitely zander in that river not sure if he will have had one or not
Stunning trout. When using treble hooks, I will bend one of the barb points so it's resting against the hook shank. That way you can avoid those triple hooked jaw locking hook sets. Makes it much easier to release the fish and it doesn't affect the weight or action of the lure. Give it a try.
Or just use single barbless hooks.. all we use in Bc.
@@Islandstonr single barbless FTW. Trebles are horrid things.
Whenever I see a trout it’s like seeing gold. It’s such a beautiful fish.
Agreeed
1:28 - I've caught many browns before but never one that sounded like a bird.
😂😂😂
😂🥲
That is how they lure them down to eat the birds. :)
You never heard of flying fish?
Great fun catching trout on small streams.
Have a look at Panther Martin spinners! Simply brilliant for this style of ultra light spinning
Sneaking around a little stream for trout is probably the most relaxing form of fishing.
If you find a smallmouth rivulet, it can be very exciting, on 4Lb or less mono. Jumps, refusal to yield. 2" and under swimming plugs, 1/16th oz jigs and down. Spinners obviously. Great fun.
I'd say it's the hybrid between fishing and hunting.
@@Odqvist89
I love both so makes sense to me
Totally agre
A Mepps size 00 is a true old school classic.
Aye and they will take double figure pike too!
add 1/2 inch metal devons to the box gold / black
Hard to find nowadays
@@Bruins-vq5ey not at all bud, ebay is full of them!
@@richswain7154 ya like I buy my lures off eBay.. they're around in stores just not like they used to be..and the mepps 00 don't perform like they used to.. mepps spinners quality is decreasing
Really enjoying the videos one thing I would say change the trebles for single hooks for catch and release 👍
Yes it’s better for the fish👍🏼
Personally I feel you should replace the treble with a barbless single, trebles do loads of damage to trout.
Well Chris, trout fishing is great craic caught my first a few days ago
Personally I've re-hooked a lot of my small spinners (Mepps Aglia sizes 0, 1 and similar) with Matzuo Sickle siwash hooks in sizes 8 and 10. Hasn't adversely affected hook-up rates with Chub and Perch on small streams, but has greatly eased unhooking.
Trout fishing is so much fun! 🔥 Loved the watch!!!
When using spinners, I snap off the treble hooks with a metal plier und then replace it with a snap ring and a single hook. Because the trouts mouth is so fleshy and soft and I dont wanna rip out any tissue. Great Video!
consider swapping to a single hook like a decoy spoonin single specially designed for spinners
why?
@@skunkhead2007 way easier to unhook, a deep throated treble in a small trout is very very hard to take out
Or get rid of those barbed hooks.Swap them out or crush them flat,much better for the fish.
Or just start fly fishing. U won’t ever go back
@@LOLLYPOPPE nah m8 sorry I'm not into dudes
Hi buddy just came across your channel just now. If your a catch and release fisherman i would highly recommend snipping of the treble hooks and get yourself some mustad kaiju inline single hooks and split rings. It makes it so much easier to get the hook out the trouts mouth. Great video btw and i have subed.
It’s my favourite type of fishing on small streams get some small fish and then you hook into one that starts pulling some drag just makes your day
Fish up stream rather than down, that way when your moving about the silt you will be kicking up isn't getting in the fishes faces.
It will throw off the spinner. In order to fish the spinner right when fishing upstream you'll have to reel it in too fast.
yeeeeeeees!! super cool!!thnx!!!
00 - it's my passion!!!! all the fish is taking!!! personal record - pike 4+, chubbs 1+
Got my PB wild brown trout from a small river like that, up here in central Scotland 4lber it was. caught it trotting a worm with a small float, great fun on light tackle because I was expecting the size on your video, that big boy was a bit of a surprise gotta couple of pics taken the put him back to get bigger.
Can't believe the trout you're finding in that tiny stream!
Second the Signage issue when it comes to owned stretches, Wife and i started fishing last year and we've been to so many canals and rivers where there's either no signage or signage still up from past ownership causing all kinds of confusion.
same here!
I was wondering if it was actually club owned. Some people just don't like fishing and it seems a bit suspect that it was a 60 yard stretch, at the back of someone's property that had no signs up and he apparently owns the club. I wonder if the guy comes out to everyone who fishes there to check if they are a member of 'his club' lol. Maybe ginge should have enquired about the club and asked what it was called, how much it is to join to fish his 60 yards and if they have a website.
Yep, same on rochdale canal, the sections in rochdale itself. Owned by various clubs etc.. no signs nothing. Does my head in
Great video, I really enjoy your channel, what were those birds in the background in the first few minutes? They were amazing sounding
Great video Chris. What camera are yiu using in this video please?
Massive ginger beard! "Men Only" beard fertilizer?
Mepps is one of the best cheaters ever...)
0:32 creepy walker in left corner lol
I don't want to know exactly. but where roughly do you fish? What part of the country. Would to fish streams like this. None round my way.
didn't know tyson fury liked to fish lol
Great catch, I like watching your program. I have a question: do you use a barbless hook when fishing for trout? Will they be able to take any fish home for dinner? Regards Robert from Poland.
I'm not sure what that small fish was that got into your landing net but I'll bet that is what any trophy browns are feeding on. I wasn't surprised to hear you say that jigs work better than spinners on this body of water as they are more closely imitating the forage present.
Hi, You walking down stream, it doesnt spook the fish ?
Are these wild or stocked?
Nice above ,then into below water camera work , respect 👍🏻
Tell him make love to his wife instead of moidering blokes trying to fish
Thats more of a river??? :) :)
Exactly what Im up too in most of my videos! Fantastic mate. FOr everone who likes those vids, feel free to pay me a visit :).
Brown trout...lol
jesus fuking christ , that reel is over kill for that little stream ,,, wtf is that battle 5000 ??? sheesh too easy
All I've managed to catch on the 00 size Mepps is weed and rocks.
Tried faster retrieve but it still snags. Must be a technique I've not mastered yet
that skulpin you found while your net was in the water.. if you can imitate that youd find some good fish
I ALWAYS HAVE THIS LURE IN MY TACKLE BOX. It’s my favorite. After I lost it I went and bought a few of them. Saw the thumbnail and had to click! Cheers mate!
They're some good fish for that stream, and a cracker of a little rod. Who's it made by?
Nice job out there
super
This is such a beauty video! Exactly the same kind of fishing that I do my self in Yorkshire, cant beat that feeling of wild waters and wild brown trout. Do remember to wet your hands though before touching the fish, a vital step to prevent future harm to the trout after it is released. Great video, look forward to seeing more!
i am on 1:51 and i already watched 3 adds... wtf
we call that a rooster tail in the eastern USA.
Is this in England? What do you need from a licencing point of view to go fishing in a stream like this?
just need your general UK fishing licence. Only £30 for the year for adults and funds go towards some great conservation projects across the country.
@@joedrury5543 Don't you need a permit for that body of water too? As far as I know, there's virtually no open water inland.
I recently started fishing, I live in the north-east of Italy so pretty much looking for trouts. I still struggle A LOT with the casting even tho I am improving every day. What I Still don't get is how is it possible to find trouts in such "small" rivers or little streams. Anyway I don't give up obv.
He my own the land but he doesn’t own the water.
Fuck that a tiny spinner.
Have you used the tiny plastics? I found the 1" Berkley Gulp! minnows to be murder, and there was an American lure company that made this stuff specifically back when. It was called Renosky IIRC. Also, get a Rocky Jr. and Rocky Sr. Whoops, I just looked at the price, forget it. If you find a river that has BIG browns nobody can get to eat, the Cowboys out West here figured out MOUSE patterns at night did the trick.
the release underwatercam is such an extra
You look like a guy I really wanna drink a beer with!
brilliant video i'd be happy with those fish anywhere and testament to your precision flicking that amongst all the trees and scrub. Anyone remember Landa Flipz spinners? they cast better and i would say even out-performed the mepps but the manufacturers changed the design to a nasty plastic blade swivel and ruined it for themselves. Mepps Aglia the victor in the long run. ( Landa also did a very respectable knock-off toby called "Lukki" )
Inline mepps spinners are the best bait in the world idc what anyone else says if u have a big enough one I bet u could even use it in saltwater and catch anything big tuna, tarpon, snook
Fantastic. Fishing on streams, and getting loads of action. Almost beats the stick float and centrepin!!!
wet them hands trooper
nice rod you got there mate looks like the series from fishingplanet.com is it this one?
Sometimes those micro spinners won't even spin. Too small to work properly
I wonder if the classic 4 Corners Fly Rig would work? Unweighted San Juan Worm top and weighted Utah Killer Bug on the bottom Nymph Rig.
Building small dams stacking rock up to make wing dams is a great way to hold fish in areas I'm in my mid 60s and this has made fishing in some places where the fish would have just died out if we hadn't ..food for thought it's the sportsman that has a passion to make fishing the best ever
Unfortunately, wouldn't the Canal and River Trust be upset with you if you do that?
@@CristiNeagu if the wing is short it's not in the maiñstream
Nice birds too cheep cheep cheep tweet tweets 🐦🐦🐦🐦🐥🐦🐦🐥
cool vid.. 2 questions: isnt it better to walk up the stream? do you have barbs on your hooks?
i was thinking the same thing
@@shindig6021 I think both answer are YES
I thought fishing across UK was prohibited until late June. Or am I mistaken? Thanks for the info!
Очень нравятся ваши видео! Как называется этот спиннинг???
Looks like a Mepps Aglia spinner
I caught my PB bass on a micro-spinner
where did you buy that spinner?
MEPPS...The french touch 8-)
ALWAYS use wet hands when handling trout if you are releasing them again. it damages the slime on the body and can give and infection in the scales
Looks like his hands are dripping to me
That should apply to all river fish that you are going to return.
@@KevinKempOvenmagic Which video are you watching? try 9.16
His hands are literally dripping with water on his first catch
I always serve mine tea and biscuits before releasing them..
clubs only owns bank rights, water belongs to water board of your area..
and I'm trying to do it UPstream...
Trote aggressive...😊 comunque sia sei un grandissimo pescatore...👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻form italy
You're fishing back to front in this clip. Fish these tiny spinners directly upstream, not down. Like Alexander wanless wrote about "upstream minnow". And be less inclined to get in the water, wading micro waters causes much disturbance, can bugger up redds under your boots too,, I saw a magazine mention of clipping off the treble, substitute a long shank snecked single with a bit of scarlet wool up the shank but keep the hook bend/point clear. I adopted it as a trial, never changed back. "Nibblers" get hooked on that set up that otherwise would only have been followers. and it's massively easier to free the fish from a single. I thought it'd impact hookup rates but if anything it improved that too. Remember, keep your feet dry and fish upstream, especially in fast runs, you could be surprised what's lying there, their dorsals barely covered. Quick retrieve needed to keep the blade rotating. My trout spin gear as a youngster with almost no £ was a (very) old mitchell 300 with the shallow spool, loaded with 2lb main line tied direct to the lure, usually a silver Mepps Aglia no.0. (No pike present) Fished on a soft solid glass green rod, a 7ft "Milbro Spinwell". Virtually indestructible, those were.
Served me very well till I discovered fly tackle.
You've had quite a season. May your next be twice as good!
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Hi from Scotland. Beautiful wild brown trout. My favourite fish, ever. Get yourself a wooden handled rubber mesh landing net for that kind of fishing. Your treble hooks won’t get caught in it. Around £20. It’ll be worth it. Keep up the great work. 🏴🎣
I always like running a float downstream with worm, without the float, the hook 9 times out of 10 gets stuck deep. With float 9 times out of 10 hooks the lip of the fish ❤
That first brownie you caught sounded like a bird when you held it to the camera
Greetings from France; this spinner "MEPS" : Manufacture d'Engins de Peche Sportive" is build on south France (the company was buyed by an Américan company); A very used lure in France ;)
I personally think that if its only a short section you weren't allowed to fish, i think the truth of it was, the home owner didn't want you fishing at the back of their property.. So ignore that, and research it first., 😉
The home owner probably owns the fishing rights. Here in the Cambridgeshire fens he would, I own the rights to a short stretch of river myself.
I change all my spinners to single hooks, I find a better release from them
Smart - thanks I'll do that
@@LymanSheba let me know how you go!!
Do you have more fish hit it and not get hooked properly ? With the single hook as opposed to treble ?
@@scotland1380 generally the same, but less dropped fish
@@nathanturner2482 I’ll give it a try 👍
What a nice fish, the trout, i wish they coming back in the wild in the Netherlands! Nice catches and video Chris!👍🥇
Please tell me you debarbed those trebles 😅
Immediately looked for micro spoons and spinners, and it's a black hole. They're really hard to get. Things widely available aren't that micro...
I love that! Can't imagine how light of line you have to use to be able to send something that small
Here in England I' m casting 2.0 and 3.0 gram spinners on Sufix Duraflex mono in 0.18mm (0.007 inch), nominally approx. 4lb. line but actually tests at a fraction under 8.00lb.
We used to make spinners and spoons at school in our metalwork classes as we could use blowtorchs to add colour using various ceramic colours
I used to love the Black Fury 00.
Caught me so many Parr and Brownies in my local stream.
Good video been using these spinners for years great for trout had pike perch salmon and sea trout on them
Here in the Cambridgeshire fens if you property backs onto a river you usually do own the fishing rights. So that chap may well have been entitled to ask you not to fish there, he was polite. He could have easily formed a small club to fish it. I'm sure that a stream like that would belong to someone. Its your responsibility to check with the landowners before you fish anywhere.
I'm the bailiff, have been for over 30 years, for my local club and we have trouble with signs they often get removed or just wear out. Its an expensive job to keep replacing them. I've never experienced any trouble asking people to move, mostly they join the club.
you're the fish whisperer. you pull a fresh fish thats going nutz into your net and the second you touch them, they a relaxed and dont wiggle.
In my experience with trout, small spinners are the best for enticing both big and small fish. I never usually go bigger than a size 2 mepps. Also, on a small river like that, an equally effective method might be trotting with a small bubble float and a daddy long legs (cranefly) on the hook
Daddy long legs is a spider (celler spider) . Crane fly is completely different insect mate.
2gm Abu Droppens (can't get them any more), I hardly ever use mine last few as I don;t want to loose them. 3cm Floating Rappalas great for floating down under overhangs. 5gm Tobies, if they are still available, trout and big chub attack them as if they are an abomination, not to feed, just to kill. Works for me.
That was awesome. You know - the guy that told you they own 60 yards of a river......sounds like BS to be honest. I've been told somewhere was private once and it wasn't......legitimate bailiff that lied to me too. He just wanted to keep an area to himself.
I just replied to someone else with the same comment. What are the chances that a guy owns his own club, in his back garden with only 60 yards of river and would rather come out and tell everyone not to fish there because it's club only, owned by him, than put signs up? Some people are just pricks and I suspect he's one of them. I personally think he thinks because his land runs up to the river, he owns the river too.
@@vinnyvtec8722 here in the Cambridgeshire fens where I live if your land has a river on it or is bordered by one you do own the fishing rights. So that chap may well do the same.
The fishing rights of a property only extend to the middle of the river if his land is only on one side. Sometimes the fishing rights are separated from the property and that can be established at the Land Registry
@@davidward5607 Very true, I was just generalising in my comment. In most cases, particularly here in the Fens the waterway runs through ones land and doesn't just border it. Many thanks for your more detailed explanation.
All your fishing is catch and release, so ditch them barbed hooks and do the fish a massive favour.I fish barbless for everything,trout,perch even lure fishing for pike.Proper barbless hooks give better penitration and dont damage fish especially if deep hooked.If you loose a fish catch another. Move your fishing forward,ditch them barbs.
As I understand the law Nowhere is free to fish without permission in England,every inch of water is owned by somebody,it’s a massive pain but it’s your responsibility to check who owns the waters and seek permission,in a two mile stretch of my local canal the permissions are owned by two clubs and the canal trust😏
I fish with little mepp spinners and free line worms work great I just use few dropshots and cast into the fast flow and just let the worms drift have good success like this 👌💪
So, you mean the main line, hpok ath the end and no lead, float etc....? Interesting
I have ticked like, the information was inspiring. I will remove the like shortly however to remove the you tube sending unrelated material like tractor driving in a Zimbabwean field as they usually do
this would make jack hargreaves bawk up his game pie and cheese , pickle picnic . i however love it . can you not debarb your treble hook ? or nip off two hooks to make a single ? this is how i protect the fish as much as poss when "CnR" fishing with lures for trout / seatrout
Great video, you can’t beat a good old spinner! What a lovely little river too! Love the bullhead that swam into your net 👍🏻 keep the videos coming, as I’m sure you will 💪🏻🎣
why in this world are you using treble hooks?? Do not use them in salmonid streams! trout are not like pike, they often have problems after you unhook them. please....
Can't beat wandering around in waders in tiny streams and rivers, that nobody fishes, because they think they ain't worth fishing as their to shallow and there ain't any Carp about!