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I love ponds like this. There were a few around my town in southern Lincolnshire. Sadly in recent years they've both been fenced off and posted with no fishing signs, due to a number of people caught poaching with fixed nets and long lines. One was dug by a nearby factory and fed by an adjacent drain. Originally used as a holding pond for part of their water supply, once they switched fully to main water it was full of perch and roach/dace from the drain inlet, and it was stocked with carp and tench. Speaking to older locals, we found out it was only 6ft at it's deepest and no one had really fished it for over a decade. We cut a few clearings to the bank, and cleared the weeds/snags. Managed to fish it every day for months before anyone else discovered it. The other was a holding pond next to a train line and was originally used to refill steam engines. No idea how any fish got in there, as it was miles from the river, but it was full of bream, roach, eels, and nothing else.. I can only assume they got stuck after a nearby dyke must have flooded before the relief channel for the river was built and flooding was more common. No one else ever fished there, never saw anyone or any signs anyone had been fishing there, apart from a one man boat that was always moored in a different spot... Eventually after almost a decade of fishing there all the fish seemed to vanish from one week to the next.
You're taking adventure fishing to a whole new level these days. These little hidden waters are almost always worth the effort. Even if you don't catch, the experience is something you can't get anywhere else.
I love it, im relying on watching you catch the big uns, i broke my back a month ago so im stuck in hospital and in a wheelchair for the rest of my life but my goal is to be ready for some lure fishing the start of next summer ☀️
Thanks for watching! Fingers crossed I do get some big ones. I remember you commented recently, very sorry to hear about your back. When you're feeling up to it i'd be happy to come along if you wanted some company!
@@lazycarper That is exactly the same think I was thinking. One thing I do know is get back out there and live the best life you can. A great attitude will carry you to places that may surprise you!
Every time I go fishing I take a garbage bag with me I'm a bank fisherman and I always leave with it at least half full its disgusting so many ppl are just plain ignorant
@@adventurefishinguklisten bro I don't know if you are familiar with these spots but if you love course fishing which you do then you should really get your ass up there. I'm talking about Stanhope in Co Durham, and if you love quarries then get yo butt there I shit you not you'll love it. My old man is from there and they are stocked with trout, tench, perch, carp, roach, bream and more. Trust me mate you'll love it they are right next to the river wier some of them. Let me know if you've been before they have monster fish and if you haven't then get yo ass there, the people are lovely straight up people and the fishing is awesome, both in the quarries and the river wier.
@@justinhachey4931I do the same mate, It really p**s me off, there's no reason to dump rubbish. That and people not cleaning up after their dogs... 🤬. 👍✌️
I worked in Quarries for 10 years as an Electrician. Every quarry has a source of fresh water and they have always been the most consistent fishing I’ve ever done. Mainly bc they’re never fished.
Yep, that does deserve a subscribe! Well done mate. Please don't shout at me, people, but I honestly think that rascal would have been coming home with me and would be on a plate with some new potatoes and mangetout peas. Maybe. Nah, I doubt it actually. Beautiful fish, though! Pete 🏴
My buddies and I used to fish several old abandoned limestone quarries around our area and they all held monster bass and catfish - it was amazing to go there would be no one else around and we would be hauling in lunkers day after day. That was like 50 years ago and those days are long gone but the memories are still there! Lots of fun and good eating too.
That was absolutely mad. No way would you expect brown trout to be in there. Really shocked. Also shocked about the crazy woman. You can get cramp in those conditions. Great find that gravel pit. Had a few two pound perch in my time. Always a great fighter
I'd try deadbaiting using a small roach or something like a minnow while lure fishing aswell I think that would pick the bigger perch out that live there
yeah I think that would be a good shout. Looking at the size of the trouts mouth it's definitely a fish eater too so might even run into this one again!
I was just thinking that, if I was in America, I'd say buy shiners. Maybe try one of them fishtaps they use and catch small roach and maybe minnows or sticklebacks if there's any
@@Deekm69 yeah perch and bass are very similar predatory fish both have huge mouths and feed in a similar way only difference is bass get alot bigger 👍
I love these kind of spots. So much mystery as to what's in them. I'm watching from Canada and as soon as I saw the water, the first thing I thought was, "Brown trout!" Though I am a trout fisherman, I'm always tempted when I catch a brown to keep them because they taste so good! You got 2 wet feet, but that was a beautiful fish!
Your lil man is adorable!! Mine is a few months short of his 5th bday…and trust me, the fun has just begun!! Mine has finally started to really take interest in my fishing!! Once the weather breaks, I’m hoping this is the year he becomes my mini fishing partner!!
Thanks mate much appreciated! I can’t wait to get Alfie out fishing with me. Really hope he takes to it! And yes summer is definitely the better time of year to ease a 5 year old into fishing. You don’t want to scare him away from it with cold weather!
I love yellow perch fishing, here in the states, we have a unique fishery where the migrate through salt water to a brackish or fresh water , then congregate in the small creeks to spawn , usually starts in February here on the eastern shore of Maryland
@@adventurefishinguk there's a brook by were I live no one ever fishes it but I have had some massive chub there You could literally step over parts of it but they are there
Don't know if they have them in your neck of the woods but try a pink and white "Mr. Twister" jig. Similar to the green one you're using with a pink head, white body and twisting tail. My go to lure here in the states. Have caught just about everything on those. But your green one appears to work just fine.👌
@@adventurefishinguk I highly recommend them. Can probably find them online. I always keep a supply in my tackle box. Give them a shot if you can get a hold of some.
"It's only 5 degrees..." Hahaha, that means something completely different where I'm watching this from. Cool beans man, cute kid. Thanks for the video and please have a good New Year Sir.
What an adventure that was. I think on hindsight it was worth the wet feet for the pb trout 😂. Im guessing you are starting to have a new favourite lure now. It wont be long until you have Alfie on the bank with you now.
There was a tiny lake(maybe a couple acres) behind a bowling alley in my home town in New Jersey. It was maybe 5 foot deep. It was filled with stunted sunfish but occasionally you’d catch a giant bass or perch.
It’s from a company called rigged and ready travel rods. They have a US website called www.riggedandready travelfishing.com but I’m not sure if it’s just rods they sell on there
I just clicked to see if you hooked into the Loch Ness Monster. Even though the lack of Nessy was a bit disappointing the video was still really solid and enjoyable.
Great one this one George! Love how excited you get, and what a trout? Almost hybrid salmon?? lol Well done working your way around that lake pal! Keep em coming 👍🏼👍🏼 Al
😂hubby thought you had hooked the swimmer and were calling her a trout 😂 Best random cameo yet 😂and Alfie sounded Scottish pronouncing "no" or is that Lancashire?
Haha no that would’ve been great footage though 😂 not quite sure on his pronunciation, could he Scottish could be anything really! General toddler pronunciation I think
Fantastic video and what a beautiful brown trout in a quarry as well i never thought at the start of the video you would catch one of them in there 🎣👏definitely worth subscribing I look forward to watch the next one 👍😊
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That's my favourite area to fish.i have fished in many quarries like the setting,the steep walls the clean clear water the scenery t great.sometimes there's quality fish of all kinds in them the limiting factor is because the steep terrain really cuts down your access to a lot of the area.i still like doing it
Amazing video as always and so jealous you get to visit these beautiful spots. I really have to stop using big lures and go back to my smaller ones as you prove time and time again you still get beautiful fish even with those small lures.
Hi George, I'm a big fan and I live in the Lancaster area. Just wondering if you have any tips for catching Perch (on lures) in the winter as I'm struggling. Are they in different locations to the summer or should I be using different lures. Great video, by the way. That spot looks so peaceful and beautiful.
They will tend to be more concentrated in places with more structure and deeper basins etc! In winter maybe try to slightly increase the size of your lures and slow the retrieve. The lure I used here bounced slowly across the bottom will worth well
If it's where I think I used to go scuba diving there. Lots of small fish back then it's good to see that they've grown up. There used to be a tunnel on the south end which we used for access.
It was the early 1980s, species were mainly roach, rudd and perch but there was talk about pike being there as well (I never saw one). There was always water running through the tunnel so perhaps the trout migrated from the beck to the south east and up through the tunnel.
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Thank you for putting her back
Catch and release only for me mate no need for the thanks!
I love ponds like this. There were a few around my town in southern Lincolnshire. Sadly in recent years they've both been fenced off and posted with no fishing signs, due to a number of people caught poaching with fixed nets and long lines.
One was dug by a nearby factory and fed by an adjacent drain. Originally used as a holding pond for part of their water supply, once they switched fully to main water it was full of perch and roach/dace from the drain inlet, and it was stocked with carp and tench. Speaking to older locals, we found out it was only 6ft at it's deepest and no one had really fished it for over a decade. We cut a few clearings to the bank, and cleared the weeds/snags. Managed to fish it every day for months before anyone else discovered it.
The other was a holding pond next to a train line and was originally used to refill steam engines.
No idea how any fish got in there, as it was miles from the river, but it was full of bream, roach, eels, and nothing else.. I can only assume they got stuck after a nearby dyke must have flooded before the relief channel for the river was built and flooding was more common.
No one else ever fished there, never saw anyone or any signs anyone had been fishing there, apart from a one man boat that was always moored in a different spot...
Eventually after almost a decade of fishing there all the fish seemed to vanish from one week to the next.
That sounds like you had a few really cool spots, a shame they were fenced off! The mystery about fishing these kinds of places is the best bit!
You're taking adventure fishing to a whole new level these days. These little hidden waters are almost always worth the effort. Even if you don't catch, the experience is something you can't get anywhere else.
Thanks mate, really appreciate that! Yeah I couldn’t agree more, it’s great fun 👍
I love it, im relying on watching you catch the big uns, i broke my back a month ago so im stuck in hospital and in a wheelchair for the rest of my life but my goal is to be ready for some lure fishing the start of next summer ☀️
Thanks for watching! Fingers crossed I do get some big ones. I remember you commented recently, very sorry to hear about your back. When you're feeling up to it i'd be happy to come along if you wanted some company!
DeekM, so sorry to hear about your back buddy,best wishes to you in the future,stay strong mate and good luck getting out there fishing
hope you improve bud, people that are told they will be like that can improve i hope you do,
@@lazycarper That is exactly the same think I was thinking. One thing I do know is get back out there and live the best life you can. A great attitude will carry you to places that may surprise you!
All the best for you carrying on, setbacks are just challenges, getting out and a about, carrying on with the life you can is the key, tight lines!
I wouldn't be asking what a trout is doing in there, I would be wondering why people leave the trash behind
Yeah it’s a huge shame isn’t it, really upsetting to see. Thanks for watching the video though!
Every time I go fishing I take a garbage bag with me I'm a bank fisherman and I always leave with it at least half full its disgusting so many ppl are just plain ignorant
@@adventurefishinguklisten bro I don't know if you are familiar with these spots but if you love course fishing which you do then you should really get your ass up there. I'm talking about Stanhope in Co Durham, and if you love quarries then get yo butt there I shit you not you'll love it. My old man is from there and they are stocked with trout, tench, perch, carp, roach, bream and more. Trust me mate you'll love it they are right next to the river wier some of them. Let me know if you've been before they have monster fish and if you haven't then get yo ass there, the people are lovely straight up people and the fishing is awesome, both in the quarries and the river wier.
@@justinhachey4931I do the same mate, It really p**s me off, there's no reason to dump rubbish. That and people not cleaning up after their dogs... 🤬. 👍✌️
Britain is a filthy country, the entire place is treated as an open bin by some people
It's amazing what fish eggs water birds pick up on the legs and feathers and carry to other waters, ponds etc. Nice trout & Perch lad..
Thanks mate! Is that how you reckon the fish got in there?
Love walking through the woods and finding forgotten ponds. They don't always pan out but once in a while I'll find a honey hole.
Yeah it’s the best way to fish in my opinion!
Mate that trout was amazing. Well done
Thanks mate, very unique fish wasn’t it. Probably one of my favourite!
I worked in Quarries for 10 years as an Electrician. Every quarry has a source of fresh water and they have always been the most consistent fishing I’ve ever done. Mainly bc they’re never fished.
That’s cool to hear! By any chance do you know any I could have a go fishing? Or are you not Uk based
@@adventurefishinguk I’m not man. I’m in the U.S. wish I could help
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@@adventurefishingukwhere is this one pal?
WHY and HOW does every quarry have a source of fresh water that explains the fish?? Please explain!
I don’t catch a ton of perch, but I’m never unhappy when I do!! They are beautiful fish, even the little guys!!
Couldn’t agree more! Thanks for watching
Yep, that does deserve a subscribe! Well done mate.
Please don't shout at me, people, but I honestly think that rascal would have been coming home with me and would be on a plate with some new potatoes and mangetout peas.
Maybe. Nah, I doubt it actually.
Beautiful fish, though!
Pete 🏴
Thanks a lot for subscribing mate I appreciate it! Catch and release for me 👍
That fish will keep getting bigger 😲😲😲
Definitely looked like a fish eater so I reckon so!
That's a nice big brown trout
Thanks mate! Beauty wasn’t it 👍
Incredible fish mate! Love your enthusiasm.but the lady that went swimming in there Brrrrrrr 🥶FairPlay.
Thanks mate! Yeah the swimming lady is the one that deserves all the praise here!
I would go swimming with her Immediately , except, that there Must be at least some sun !!! ! !!! 😀
Cool fish, bro!
Thanks mate!
Cracking trout.. well done mate
Thanks a lot mate!
My buddies and I used to fish several old abandoned limestone quarries around our area and they all held monster bass and catfish - it was amazing to go there would be no one else around and we would be hauling in lunkers day after day. That was like 50 years ago and those days are long gone but the memories are still there! Lots of fun and good eating too.
Those places sound incredible! Thanks for watching! 👍
Lovely Brownie mate, well done.
Thanks for watching mate!
That's just crazy. Your boy is adorable.
Thanks for watching mate, much appreciated!
That was absolutely mad. No way would you expect brown trout to be in there. Really shocked. Also shocked about the crazy woman. You can get cramp in those conditions. Great find that gravel pit. Had a few two pound perch in my time. Always a great fighter
Crazy isn't it! I've heard someone might have put it in there 8 years ago. Thanks for watching!
Perch are really hardy, we stocked a rooftop water tank with perch and they were still going strong year's later
I'd try deadbaiting using a small roach or something like a minnow while lure fishing aswell I think that would pick the bigger perch out that live there
yeah I think that would be a good shout. Looking at the size of the trouts mouth it's definitely a fish eater too so might even run into this one again!
@@adventurefishinguk 🤞 tight lines
I was just thinking that, if I was in America, I'd say buy shiners. Maybe try one of them fishtaps they use and catch small roach and maybe minnows or sticklebacks if there's any
@@Deekm69 yeah perch and bass are very similar predatory fish both have huge mouths and feed in a similar way only difference is bass get alot bigger 👍
@@Deekm69 you can't use traps and cast nets in UK freshwater. Any traps you can use, i.e. Cray traps, require licences
Great vid and totally agree about the trash issue - many D-heads out there. So did you clarify how the trout got into that wee lake??
Such a shame isn’t it! I heard someone put one trout in there 7 years ago so it could well be that one!
Beautiful brown trout
Thanks mate!
Seem like a genuinely nice bloke. Really happy to be out fishing, great positivity!
Thanks mate, that’s very kind of you! I appreciate it 👍
Xanax will do that to a fisherman.
Great stuff . Loved that trout
How cute is your boy! 😊 You DEFINITELY have to go back and see what else is on tap. Best of luck and tight lines.👍🏻🔥
Adorable isn't he! Thanks for watching 👍
I love these kind of spots. So much mystery as to what's in them. I'm watching from Canada and as soon as I saw the water, the first thing I thought was, "Brown trout!" Though I am a trout fisherman, I'm always tempted when I catch a brown to keep them because they taste so good! You got 2 wet feet, but that was a beautiful fish!
Yeah I love these kinds of places too I find fishing them absolutely fascinating! Catch and release culturally for wild trout over here in the UK 👍
Awesome fish! and a nice little adventure :) nice video mate, well done
Thanks a lot for watching mate, much appreciated!
That trout is worth my subscribe!!
Thanks mate, really appreciate that!
Very nice colouring and spots on the wild born trout.
Amazing fish wasn't it!
What a nice trout and a great fishing locale. Another great adventure. Hope to see some sea fishing again.
Thanks mate, a really cool spot isn’t it! Sea fishing will probably next be in spring 👍
Your lil man is adorable!! Mine is a few months short of his 5th bday…and trust me, the fun has just begun!! Mine has finally started to really take interest in my fishing!! Once the weather breaks, I’m hoping this is the year he becomes my mini fishing partner!!
Thanks mate much appreciated! I can’t wait to get Alfie out fishing with me. Really hope he takes to it! And yes summer is definitely the better time of year to ease a 5 year old into fishing. You don’t want to scare him away from it with cold weather!
Wow loved the video first time watching .
Thanks for watching and I’m glad you liked it!
I like to Go Fishing and Those were great Catches. Especially that Beauty Of that Rainbow Trout.
Thanks mate! It was actually a wild brown trout 👍
Nice fish and Beautiful scenery
Thanks for watching mate!
@@adventurefishinguk you're welcome dude. Happy New Year from Omaha Nebraska
Brilliant little spot and a whopping trout. Great stuff. 👍
Thanks mate, an absolute beauty wasn’t it!
Nice trout. That quarry must have some cold water. Nice chubby perch too.👍
Thanks mate! Yeah it was freezing 👍
What a lovely spot. Fantastic catch with the Trout. Subscribed.
Thanks a lot for subscribing mate I appreciate it!
@@adventurefishinguk you’re welcome pal.
Nice work mate what a lovely surprise 🫡🇬🇧
Thanks mate, was over the moon with it!
@@adventurefishinguk Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Buddy 🎅 🎄
@@richardmidson3407 merry Christmas to you too mate!
What a fine trout! With a fish that size in a quarry that small, there has to be a good food source for them. Loved the video!
Thanks mate! I think it's been feeding on fish by the looks of things, young roach and perch i'd say!
...Outstanding! Great video thank you...
Thanks a lot for watching mate!
@@adventurefishinguk ...Loved it...
Great fishing trip. That's an awesome venue. It would be great to see one of those big Perch on the bank.
What a lovely location
Not interested in heavily stocked carp lakes with toilet blocks and tackle shops but this sort of thing really interests me.
Me too, couldn’t agree more! Thanks for watching 👍
Well done what a nice surprise
Thanks mate, really wasn't expecting that!
What a gorgeous brown!
Couldn’t agree more, thanks for watching!
What a mean looking proper Wild Trout that is...fantastic
A know, scary looking thing isn’t it!
Ferox ! Judging from the shape
of the jaw. ?
I love yellow perch fishing, here in the states, we have a unique fishery where the migrate through salt water to a brackish or fresh water , then congregate in the small creeks to spawn , usually starts in February here on the eastern shore of Maryland
That's really cool to hear I had no idea the species could tolerate brackish water. Thanks for watching!
now that was fantastic well done to catch a wild brown trout in a old quarry with no internal stream flowing in to it is amazing
Thanks mate, that fish must have quite the story. I reckon someone put it in there when it was young and it’s grown on!
super mate
Insane swimming in there it's a bit isolated.
I know, fair play to her!
@@adventurefishinguk was she naked?
@@lazycarper i don’t think so, I purposefully looked away 😂
@@adventurefishinguk you had to say that because ur GF reads the comments
@@WillyEckaslike hahaha 🤫
No way thas pukka mate Trout unreal 👌 well happy or what
Thanks mate, I’m over the moon with that!
Awesome vid mate 👍 had 6 chub out of the river yesterday, going big perch hunting on the canal soon 🎣
Well done mate that sounds like a great days fishing!
What a stonker of a fish. The swimmer must’ve been good luck hehe
Haha yeah definitely!
Wow, I'm well impressed with that trout, its colours are so beautiful, I'm glad you didnt eat it.
Good video dude.
I miss fishing so much.
Thanks for watching mate! I loved catching this one, and yeah always released for me!
Beautiful trout 👍👍
Thanks for watching mate!
Yes mate. What a cracking location. New sub
Thanks for subscribing mate I really appreciate that!
Impressive brown trout from such an unlikely place. Great video
I thought so too, thanks for watching!
What a crackin' trout.
Awesome location to.
👊🏻🇱🇺
Thanks mate, was a beast wasn’t it!
I miss fishing already, beautiful spot buddy😊
Thank you, amazing place isn’t it!
A particularly beautiful brownie. Nice catch!
Thanks mate, I thought so too!
I used to fish in a very similar pond with my grampa This brings back some good memories Thanks for posting this
Thanks for watching!
Fished an old quarry myself the Bass were crazy hit the bobber and if you caught a bluegill good luck getting him past the Bass very fun though 😊
Really cool to hear, it's my dream to come fishing in america one day!
Stunning trout mate
Thanks mate, definitely one of the coolest ones I’ve caught. Mouth was huge!
@@adventurefishinguk there's a brook by were I live no one ever fishes it but I have had some massive chub there You could literally step over parts of it but they are there
@@adventurefishingukshould of taken a stove and frying pan to cook it
@@mrlittlemouse1 catch and release for me!
Got to say you are up.there with my favourite you tubers keep.the videos coming mate ❤
Thanks mate, really appreciate that!
Lovely video pal , keep up the amazing work, takes a lot of effort, thanks.
Thanks for watching mate glad you enjoyed this one!
Loved this vid .... exciting venue and beutiful trout thanks for upload bro
Thanks for taking the time to watch mate!
what a stunning fish..Top bombing dood... have a great christmas 👍
Thanks for watching mate I appreciate it! Merry Christmas 👍
Don't know if they have them in your neck of the woods but try a pink and white "Mr. Twister" jig. Similar to the green one you're using with a pink head, white body and twisting tail. My go to lure here in the states. Have caught just about everything on those. But your green one appears to work just fine.👌
I’ve not actually heard of that but thanks for the advice I’ll definitely look into it!
@@adventurefishinguk I highly recommend them. Can probably find them online. I always keep a supply in my tackle box. Give them a shot if you can get a hold of some.
"It's only 5 degrees..." Hahaha, that means something completely different where I'm watching this from. Cool beans man, cute kid. Thanks for the video and please have a good New Year Sir.
Haha yeah quite different in farenheit! Thanks for watching and all the best for 2024!
Nice catch!
Thanks mate!
I am not a fisherman but it could be catching! Great video.
Thanks for watching, much appreciated!
What an adventure that was. I think on hindsight it was worth the wet feet for the pb trout 😂. Im guessing you are starting to have a new favourite lure now. It wont be long until you have Alfie on the bank with you now.
Haha yeah definitely worth the wet feet! Fingers crossed the lure keeps working the way it is 👍
Remarkable that’s what’s so great with fishing always surprises great trout looks like a kyped male?
Yeah I completely agree! I think you’re probably right 👍
Well done m8 good to see you put em back , looked a lovely place ,nice n peaceful .
Thanks for watching mate! I always put them back 👍
I love fishing there 😮
Have you caught any nice fish from there?
Excellent !
Thanks for watching!
There was a tiny lake(maybe a couple acres) behind a bowling alley in my home town in New Jersey. It was maybe 5 foot deep. It was filled with stunted sunfish but occasionally you’d catch a giant bass or perch.
Thank you forv great video! Very nice fishing spot.
Greetings from Serbia 👋🏻👋🏻
Thanks for the video. Do y'all have large and small bass in your part of the world?
Thanks for watching! We don’t unfortunately, the nearest place would be France which is an hour or two south on the plane 👍
Brilliant video buddy and what a surprise that trout was 👌
Thanks mate, it was a huge surprise I had no idea one was in there!
Well done fella
Thanks mate!
What net is that? I like the way it folds up, I wonder if we can get that in the USA
It’s from a company called rigged and ready travel rods. They have a US website called www.riggedandready travelfishing.com but I’m not sure if it’s just rods they sell on there
Wet feet, nice brownie & a mermaid 🧜♀️ too. I'd call that a good day's fishing!!!! 🎣🎣🎣
Haha yeah all the classic elements of a good day on the bank! Thanks for watching
I just clicked to see if you hooked into the Loch Ness Monster. Even though the lack of Nessy was a bit disappointing the video was still really solid and enjoyable.
Haha unfortunately no loch ness monster this time, i'll keep trying!
Great one this one George!
Love how excited you get, and what a trout? Almost hybrid salmon?? lol
Well done working your way around that lake pal!
Keep em coming 👍🏼👍🏼
Al
Thanks for watching, really glad you enjoyed this one! Beast of a fish wasn’t it, huge mouth!
How did the fish get in there? Like it filled up from ground water right? I didn't see an inlet to it...
I think someone must have put some in and they grew/bred!
😂hubby thought you had hooked the swimmer and were calling her a trout 😂 Best random cameo yet 😂and Alfie sounded Scottish pronouncing "no" or is that Lancashire?
Haha no that would’ve been great footage though 😂 not quite sure on his pronunciation, could he Scottish could be anything really! General toddler pronunciation I think
Fantastic video and what a beautiful brown trout in a quarry as well i never thought at the start of the video you would catch one of them in there 🎣👏definitely worth subscribing I look forward to watch the next one 👍😊
Thanks for subscribing mate I really appreciate you sticking around! Yeah I was really surprised to see it in there 👍
That’s a nice brown trout. They will take about anything that will fit in their mouth. 😊
I am subscribing. 😊 From Pennsylvania, USA.
Thanks for watching from over the pond, really appreciate you sticking around!
Nice catch! Great video to watch this early Christmas morning in Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A.
Thanks mate! Really cool to hear you’re watching from the USA. Thanks for the support and merry Christmas!
From,Chicago,all fisherman are wacky,love ya,BYE,going to Canada in July,again in September,2024, for over 50 years with my sons,Iam 75 my sons are 57 and 52,250 miles north of Thunder Bay Ontario Canada,Paradise!
Lady Chatterley popped down for a morning swim or some gamekeeper action 🏊♂️ 🎣
Haha thanks for watching!
That's my favourite area to fish.i have fished in many quarries like the setting,the steep walls the clean clear water the scenery t great.sometimes there's quality fish of all kinds in them the limiting factor is because the steep terrain really cuts down your access to a lot of the area.i still like doing it
Brilliant to see fish coming out like that! Wish I had something like that near me!
A proper fish wasn't it! Thanks for watching
Amazing video as always and so jealous you get to visit these beautiful spots.
I really have to stop using big lures and go back to my smaller ones as you prove time and time again you still get beautiful fish even with those small lures.
Thanks for watching mate! Yeah smaller ones can definitely work well. Funnily enough, for me the stick bait is quite a big lure for perch fishing!
Mepps Aglias and Comet's in small sizes are excellent spinner's, 0's and 1's
looks like it's worth a dive in there, could get some great UW footage of the wildlife. Cool location.
I bet that would be great fun! Thanks for watching
yes, thats deserve a subscribe!
Thanks a lot mate, much appreciated!
Hi George, I'm a big fan and I live in the Lancaster area. Just wondering if you have any tips for catching Perch (on lures) in the winter as I'm struggling. Are they in different locations to the summer or should I be using different lures. Great video, by the way. That spot looks so peaceful and beautiful.
I’m from Lancaster, perch are tiny in our canals
They will tend to be more concentrated in places with more structure and deeper basins etc! In winter maybe try to slightly increase the size of your lures and slow the retrieve. The lure I used here bounced slowly across the bottom will worth well
@@adventurefishinguk I'll try bigger lures and deeper spots then, thanks
Top video matey 👍 love watching yourself, snagged bro and the Ginger 1 lol, oh and not to forget the OG at Ta fishing 😉 😂
Thanks mate, means a lot you put me in the same category as those big names!
That was class mate
Thanks mate glad you enjoyed it!
If it's where I think I used to go scuba diving there. Lots of small fish back then it's good to see that they've grown up. There used to be a tunnel on the south end which we used for access.
That’s really cool, what species did you see and how long ago was it when you were there?
It was the early 1980s, species were mainly roach, rudd and perch but there was talk about pike being there as well (I never saw one). There was always water running through the tunnel so perhaps the trout migrated from the beck to the south east and up through the tunnel.
@@rowancrafts They'd struggle really as there's a small waterfall at the other end of the tunnel,think they must have been introduced.