It's nice to see you have your Man space set up, I still pull my tying stuff from the closet. However, when I move to Tennessee, that will change! Nice video!
G'Day George, I always enjoy watching your videos--plenty of information passed on in such a friendly way that it's very easy to imagine that we are sharing a stretch of river with you. Thanks for showing us around your cobby or man cave. I have all my fly gear and hunting gear in just my man cupboard, so I looked with great envy at your set up. You will not regret setting up your stove in your room. Early last year we had a wood fire/oven installed in our place after experiencing too many power outages in the previous winter. It provides heat, we can bake/roast in the oven underneath as well as it warms the soul as well as the body. Lovely dry fly fishing in this video. That stone bridge is an impressive structure. I have only just caught my first stream trout for the 2022/23 season which reopened in September. Had a health scare ( colon cancer that needed surgery, chemo- therapy to begin soon then liver surgery sometime in the future). The excitement just never ends! I'm feeling infinitely better since the surgery, early in November--I can now actually walk more than 50 yards without extreme fatigue. The experience has made me appreciate more, every day, my family and friends. Today the weather is pleasantly comfortable, so I may drive up to a favourite spot near Marysville, Victoria. It's only about 30 minutes drive from my home. I can fish in the Stevenson River for wild brown and rainbow trout--affectionately called the Stevo by keen fisher folk then finish up fishing for stocked rainbows in the small lake. I'd send you photos if possible. Sorry, waffled on a bit with this post! Cheers, Steve
Love all the content George.hope all goes well for ya in the shop with the new heat source.thanks for all you do for this great sport.tight lines my friend!!
Excellent George, thanks for that. I've a question for you, whats your opinion on modern built split cane rods? Thier very expensive but are they worth it ? Sure they are beautiful but would they break? Is there any advantages in using them over rods made of modern materials ?
I had two cane rods many years ago,broke the tops on both in no time at all,they are nice aesthetically but nowhere near as tough and functional as a modern carbon or graphite rod.Personally I could see no real reason to use cane.
Im just after coming across your channel by chance George thats gas. its been a long time since I've seen you good to see youre keeping well and still at it
@@springerspanielful would be nice to get out for a cast and a catch up some evening in the future maybe next season, just incase you can't put a face to the name iwas Young Young lad with red hair who spent as much time in your shop as you did 😂
Another awesome video with great content and great Trout fishing too, tight lines and thumbs up form New Zealand,, Tony.
Thanks for coming
Hello from Utah United States we have some great fishing here too.
I'd love to fish in the US.
@@springerspanielful Utah has some great waters Provo river Green River Weber river up north and some beautiful streams in south.
Another great video George, many thanks for that.
Ps I enjoyed our evenings fishing together in June, I learned a lot👍
Good to hear from you Marcus,fly high my friend,.
Lovely set up at the house, brilliant fishing master class fair play to ya
Thank you kindly
I spotted you have an addition on your rod rack the new Syndicate George. 😊
Not my rod,friend asked me to assess it.
Great advise!
Thanks a million.
It's nice to see you have your Man space set up, I still pull my tying stuff from the closet. However, when I move to Tennessee, that will change! Nice video!
Best of Irish luck to you.
That is awesome!
Great mate, most beautiful hobby in the world...
Couldn't agree more!
Fellow line thrower ..love your channel! Keep up the great work!
Thanks! Will do!
G'Day George,
I always enjoy watching your videos--plenty of information passed on in such a friendly way that it's very easy to imagine that we are sharing a stretch of river with you.
Thanks for showing us around your cobby or man cave. I have all my fly gear and hunting gear in just my man cupboard, so I looked with great envy at your set up. You will not regret setting up your stove in your room. Early last year we had a wood fire/oven installed in our place after experiencing too many power outages in the previous winter. It provides heat, we can bake/roast in the oven underneath as well as it warms the soul as well as the body.
Lovely dry fly fishing in this video. That stone bridge is an impressive structure. I have only just caught my first stream trout for the 2022/23 season which reopened in September. Had a health scare ( colon cancer that needed surgery, chemo- therapy to begin soon then liver surgery sometime in the future). The excitement just never ends!
I'm feeling infinitely better since the surgery, early in November--I can now actually walk more than 50 yards without extreme fatigue. The experience has made me appreciate more, every day, my family and friends.
Today the weather is pleasantly comfortable, so I may drive up to a favourite spot near Marysville, Victoria. It's only about 30 minutes drive from my home. I can fish in the Stevenson River for wild brown and rainbow trout--affectionately called the Stevo by keen fisher folk then finish up fishing for stocked rainbows in the small lake. I'd send you photos if possible. Sorry, waffled on a bit with this post!
Cheers,
Steve
Thanks for your contribution,and hope you continue in good health,thanks again a chara.
Love all the content George.hope all goes well for ya in the shop with the new heat source.thanks for all you do for this great sport.tight lines my friend!!
Fingers crossed!
Excellent George, thanks for that.
I've a question for you, whats your opinion on modern built split cane rods?
Thier very expensive but are they worth it ? Sure they are beautiful but would they break?
Is there any advantages in using them over rods made of modern materials ?
I had two cane rods many years ago,broke the tops on both in no time at all,they are nice aesthetically but nowhere near as tough and functional as a modern carbon or graphite rod.Personally I could see no real reason to use cane.
Im just after coming across your channel by chance George thats gas. its been a long time since I've seen you good to see youre keeping well and still at it
Good to hear from you too.
@@springerspanielful would be nice to get out for a cast and a catch up some evening in the future maybe next season, just incase you can't put a face to the name iwas Young Young lad with red hair who spent as much time in your shop as you did 😂
Great stuff as usual George. With all them bulrushes in the river, has it been dreged
The river was dredged back in the mid 70s, it's started to recover and we are now in trouble with eutrophication mainly from intensive agriculture.
Same all over
How's those waders holding up??
So far so good Bob,I don't hold out much hope though,maybe I've become cynical.
Great video !!! Since I became a subscriber ivel earned some valuable to say the least information!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Super stuff👍
Thanks for the visit
Class,, George love the videos ,,keep it up ,🇮🇪
Thanks, will do!
I hope that fire won't get in the way of my seat mo chara 🤔😝🤣🤣
Be a shame if you got a chill..Tá do cathaoir ann i gconaí.
Did u do any videos lately George
Not for a while Brian,stay tuned,more soon.
@@springerspanielful thanks George,taught their was something wrong with me phone
Brilliant video George. What model go pro are you using
Go Pro Hero 10
Ever try mousing at night? I myself have never, but here in Michigan they say that's how to get the big browns.
Never tried it here ,never seen any mice near the river,might work though.