Hello Jakarta, I just subscribed to your chanel, excellent videos and great filmography of the salmon taking the dry flies, tight lines south east Ireland 👍
Thanks for the nice comment! i think i need to make some subtitles =D It's Jaska but autocorrect thinks jakarta =D ah well does not matter! Tight lines to you too m8! ireland rocks! I heard there is good brown trout fishing? can you confirm ?
Hello again Jaska, yes there is excellent brown trout and sea trout fishing in Ireland, the river Slaney in southeast Ireland is an excellent sea trout fishery along with the river Nore in kilkenny, also the river Suir, in the West of Ireland you have the Cong river in the West of Ireland and the River Drowes, all of these rivers have excellent salmon fishing if conditions are right, you can find some good trout and salmon fishing videos made in Ireland from Simon cassidy, Dietrich Bohonhurst Mr kingfisher 3 and so on, I myself put up some videos but I wouldn't be as experienced or as skillful as these other irish anglers👍
Thanks for the tips! And i was also checking the chanels you mentioned, need to look them more carefully when i have time! nice fish you have landed! Is it expensive to fish in Irish rivers ?
Nice video! opinion about leader length. How long do u use, and do you see any big reducement in catches with shorter leaders? I prefer using one rod lenght leader for dry flies for salmon, but for trout and charr i normaly use double rod lenght leaders
Here i actually still remember i had 9' leader on the rod, so rod lenght. i dont believe salmons care so much about the lenght of the leader, many times the bombarding the same spot with same fly 50 x makes the fish bite. i havent had any better luck with longer or actually shorter stump. But ofcourse i have noticed scared behaviour if you are in middle of nowhere and fish is really easily scared, then you need really long leader. when im spinfishing for arctic char i have really thin non colored fiberline and 2 meter - mono or fluoro taffs in it, there is huge difference if the biting is 50 / 50. Tight lines and happy you liked the video !
Another good video and the best type of fishing. Fishing salmon with dry flies is truly the best thing, once you do it you're hooked for the rest of your life. Another great dry fly for shy fish is Pupu-Tupuna, sometimes it works even when all the other flies wont. What kind of rod/feel/line setup did you use in this video?
Thanks for the comment! Tupuna is killer =D but ofcourse we dont want to reveal all our secret weapons! That rod is #7 Vision silver and Reel is Vision Deep, with modified SA Floating WF line. With a ton of backing. So basicly reel with a decent break and rod so you can keep pressure on is enough. Dry fly fishing for salmon is really hooking, when you see the fish is biting and coming to get your fly is the best part!
Nah, its just what you prefer, i have gotten lazy myself so even on 2 hander im using class 7 / 8 # switch rod when possible =D nice and easy to throw all day and does not bust my shoulder like class 10/11 and 15 "
Lucky you to live in such a nice place! and thanks for the comment! im sorry but i have promised not to reveal the exact location of river =C men du er i korrekt landsdel =D
@@FishingwithJaska yes. I try to fish as much salmon as possible, mostly in the small rivers in Finnmark. Home in Reisa i fish for seatrout and salmon to. 😀 Do you fish often in Norway?
Hi! I prefer medium or medium fast action rods, when im doing a lot of casts. But this is just my personal preference. On the video im using fast action 9' rod and i felt i need to be too snappy and fast in my moves. Allmost not enjoyable. 9'6 feet or 9'9 feet medium or medium fast would be my go :)
@@FishingwithJaska also can you reccomend good medium , medium fast rods for me. im looking at the redington path. ive owned sage before too so i dont mind spending in a decent rod. most rods now days are fast
The model PATH | 896-4 - was looking decent in paper but i would love to try it out and hold it in my hand before i can recommend a rod with out trying =D its class 8 rod so should be good for Atlantic salmon, Have you been fishing for salmon with 1 hander before ?
This is amazing, looks like paradise!
yea it is for firsherman!
That's awesome...wish we had trout fishing like that over here! Looking forward to the next vid!
Thanks for the comment! Hey there might be! Check out some creeks and bit far a way rivers from local population, and you might hit jackpot
Fantastic, I'm your biggest fan from Scotland 😁✌️🏴
Thanks m8, great you like! There is some nice salmon rivers in Scotland too!
I'm trying to catch my first salmon now, 🏴
@@aaronbligh3619 Did you get it ?
Hello Jakarta, I just subscribed to your chanel, excellent videos and great filmography of the salmon taking the dry flies, tight lines south east Ireland 👍
Thanks for the nice comment! i think i need to make some subtitles =D It's Jaska but autocorrect thinks jakarta =D ah well does not matter! Tight lines to you too m8! ireland rocks! I heard there is good brown trout fishing? can you confirm ?
Hello again Jaska, yes there is excellent brown trout and sea trout fishing in Ireland, the river Slaney in southeast Ireland is an excellent sea trout fishery along with the river Nore in kilkenny, also the river Suir, in the West of Ireland you have the Cong river in the West of Ireland and the River Drowes, all of these rivers have excellent salmon fishing if conditions are right, you can find some good trout and salmon fishing videos made in Ireland from Simon cassidy, Dietrich Bohonhurst Mr kingfisher 3 and so on, I myself put up some videos but I wouldn't be as experienced or as skillful as these other irish anglers👍
Thanks for the tips! And i was also checking the chanels you mentioned, need to look them more carefully when i have time! nice fish you have landed! Is it expensive to fish in Irish rivers ?
@@FishingwithJaska it's definitely not cheap for fishing here aswell but it's worth it for the size fish!!
Nice video! opinion about leader length. How long do u use, and do you see any big reducement in catches with shorter leaders?
I prefer using one rod lenght leader for dry flies for salmon, but for trout and charr i normaly use double rod lenght leaders
Here i actually still remember i had 9' leader on the rod, so rod lenght. i dont believe salmons care so much about the lenght of the leader, many times the bombarding the same spot with same fly 50 x makes the fish bite. i havent had any better luck with longer or actually shorter stump. But ofcourse i have noticed scared behaviour if you are in middle of nowhere and fish is really easily scared, then you need really long leader. when im spinfishing for arctic char i have really thin non colored fiberline and 2 meter - mono or fluoro taffs in it, there is huge difference if the biting is 50 / 50. Tight lines and happy you liked the video !
best dude! love your videos.
Glad you like them! Thanks for the heart warming comment!
Nice videos. Keep em coming!
Thanks for kind comment! there is several in production at the moment!
Another good video and the best type of fishing. Fishing salmon with dry flies is truly the best thing, once you do it you're hooked for the rest of your life. Another great dry fly for shy fish is Pupu-Tupuna, sometimes it works even when all the other flies wont. What kind of rod/feel/line setup did you use in this video?
Thanks for the comment! Tupuna is killer =D but ofcourse we dont want to reveal all our secret weapons! That rod is #7 Vision silver and Reel is Vision Deep, with modified SA Floating WF line. With a ton of backing. So basicly reel with a decent break and rod so you can keep pressure on is enough. Dry fly fishing for salmon is really hooking, when you see the fish is biting and coming to get your fly is the best part!
What rod were you using here? 9-10" #7-8?
It's vision silver rod, 9` and 7# quite stiff fast action rod. :)
Wonderfull fish. I following you. 👏👏🖐
Thanks a lot!
What weight rod do you use
Here im having " fast " so stiff class #7 rod. and 9 " long
Would an 8 be too heavy?
Nah, its just what you prefer, i have gotten lazy myself so even on 2 hander im using class 7 / 8 # switch rod when possible =D nice and easy to throw all day and does not bust my shoulder like class 10/11 and 15 "
What river is this? One of the Kvænangen rivers? I live in Nordreisa. Great video. 👍👍
Lucky you to live in such a nice place! and thanks for the comment! im sorry but i have promised not to reveal the exact location of river =C men du er i korrekt landsdel =D
@@FishingwithJaska no worries, my Google fu and detective skills are at the highest level.
@@FishingwithJaska found it! Was my first suspect. 😅 I won't tell anyone.
@@norwegianfoxkiller Sounds good! =D are you fishing salmon aswell ?
@@FishingwithJaska yes. I try to fish as much salmon as possible, mostly in the small rivers in Finnmark. Home in Reisa i fish for seatrout and salmon to. 😀 Do you fish often in Norway?
C&R???
This was not C&R because small 1 - 2 kg fishes and all males, Big females are C&R
what kind of action rod is best for this fast or medium ?
Hi! I prefer medium or medium fast action rods, when im doing a lot of casts. But this is just my personal preference. On the video im using fast action 9' rod and i felt i need to be too snappy and fast in my moves. Allmost not enjoyable. 9'6 feet or 9'9 feet medium or medium fast would be my go :)
@@FishingwithJaska ok thanks
@@FishingwithJaska also can you reccomend good medium , medium fast rods for me. im looking at the redington path. ive owned sage before too so i dont mind spending in a decent rod.
most rods now days are fast
The model PATH | 896-4 - was looking decent in paper but i would love to try it out and hold it in my hand before i can recommend a rod with out trying =D its class 8 rod so should be good for Atlantic salmon, Have you been fishing for salmon with 1 hander before ?
@@FishingwithJaska yes but i prefer 7 weight