@@markerd5378 Hi Mark, I want to try a and document the flood water cycle of the Wye but tbh I wasn't expecting to blank for 3 days. Many thanks for taking the time to watch and especially commenting, it's truly appreciated.
@@anotherangleUK Hi, Its a subject I always wanted to try and film so I'm glad you found it of interest. Many thanks as always for your continued support of our channel.
Well done for venturing out in the recent flood conditions. Enjoyable video as always and a lovely barbel on the method feeder! I was on the Severn last week for four days in very similar conditions, trees and branches coming down and chocolate coloured water. It wasn’t till 4 pm on the final day, when the level had dropped a fair bit and I could fish further out into the flow, that I received my one and only bite, a barbel about 7 lbs.
Hi Harry, Great to hear you've been have some success on the Severn, hoping to spend some time on there this autumn/winter. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support with the channel.
Hello mate, well mixed weather simple tackle set up, very useful for sure, and great to see you back, this is your place, and the singing of the birds, once again, mad for a.lovely video, I hope to be on the bank this weekend after trying to fit a new radiator, don't even go there, tight lines, and thank you.
Hi Clive, Many thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I'd been wanting to document a rising and falling river for some time and this seemed like the perfect opertunity. Wishing you tight line and dry carpets for the coming weekend. Thank you as always for your fantastic support.
@@neillumby7885 Hi Neil, Was there really ? Can't say I noticed. Many thanks as always for your continued support of the channel it's truly appreciated.
@@paganoutdoors3193 Hi Craig, Hopefully you'll manage to visit again wether that be from a canoe or on the bank. Many thanks as always for your kind comment and support of the channel.
Amazing! Fished nr mordiford 7/8th a few days before this and we landed between 3 of us over 70 chub! Only 2 barbel though, couldn't get through the greedy chevins! 🐷
@@neillambourne6503 Hi Neil, that's some fantastic angling but funnily enough the only fish I caught the entire 4 days was that barbel. I knew this were going to be tough when no chub showed up.any thanks for your time in watching and commenting.
Hi thanks for another great video, even the dogs enjoy them with the wildlife in the background. I have a trip to Whitney court in a couple of weeks, any advice on that particular stretch?
@@kevinsiddle4461 Hi Kevin, Many thanks for your kind words and support for the channel. I've only fished Whitney in the winter ( there's a video in the day ticket playlist ) it's a beautiful stretch with lots of potential. I would look for the shallow faster water with cover over head as the fish still seem be be in their summer residence. Try and trott a bait or keep it moving. Meat, corn, pellet all produce but id probably avoid maggots. Obviously keep an eye on the weather and water levels as this can change overnight and you'll need to hunt out the snaggs. I highly recommend giving the river keeper a bell, he's a lovely chap and will have the latest gossip. Hope this helps and please keep me posted on how you get along, tight lines and thanks again.
Hi Martin, Many thanks for your time in watching and especially commenting. The clip really helps when you want to fish with a nice long hookling but the bankside vegetation is still quite long.
Hi John, Credit goes to you for that fish as it was after your advice on FB that I chanced my arm at a cast under the Willow. The bait bucket is the 7l Drennan specialist, the zip broke after the first seasons but that was more to do with my heavy handed treatment, it's a useful bit of kit as it'll crush down and fit in a rucksack. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support with this channel across all platforms
Hi Steve, How's your season been going ? . I thought exactly the same thing about that cygnet, hope he make sit through the winter. The clip is a www.anglingdirect.co.uk/avid-carp-pva-links?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwrp-3BhDgARIsAEWJ6SyqH0opjw7RFSDNEk8wE209lm9Jw-l5chXP_VT7p-iWZRgESi1TGIMaAvOGEALw_wcB well worth having a few. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support of the channel
That tree flowing by a minute in reminds me of the Severn when in flood (I’ve actually had a drown cow come past). What feeder leads are they (I like the look of them)?
Hi Mark, The lead is the korum grippa leads with insert. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support with this channel from the start its truly appreciated.
Love the content just the pure sounds of nature and that squirrel shouting it's head off 😂
Hi Daz, Thank you so much for your time in watching and especially for commenting, it's always great to hear how much people enjoy time on the river
@@silentangling They are a pleasure to watch mate no Waffle just fishing. TightLines 🎣
@@daz3434 Thank you Sir, much appreciated.
Enjoyed that and as has been said, seeing the water level rise. Barbus certainly put up a good scrap too.
@@markerd5378 Hi Mark, I want to try a and document the flood water cycle of the Wye but tbh I wasn't expecting to blank for 3 days. Many thanks for taking the time to watch and especially commenting, it's truly appreciated.
Fascinating watching the time line of the river level. Well done fishing through in those conditions.
@@anotherangleUK Hi, Its a subject I always wanted to try and film so I'm glad you found it of interest. Many thanks as always for your continued support of our channel.
Superb video again! Enough said👍👌
@@rogerhopkins8193 Many thanks Roger and thank you for your continued support of our channel, it's truly appreciated.
Well done for venturing out in the recent flood conditions. Enjoyable video as always and a lovely barbel on the method feeder! I was on the Severn last week for four days in very similar conditions, trees and branches coming down and chocolate coloured water. It wasn’t till 4 pm on the final day, when the level had dropped a fair bit and I could fish further out into the flow, that I received my one and only bite, a barbel about 7 lbs.
Hi Harry, Great to hear you've been have some success on the Severn, hoping to spend some time on there this autumn/winter. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support with the channel.
Hello mate, well mixed weather simple tackle set up, very useful for sure, and great to see you back, this is your place, and the singing of the birds, once again, mad for a.lovely video, I hope to be on the bank this weekend after trying to fit a new radiator, don't even go there, tight lines, and thank you.
Hi Clive, Many thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I'd been wanting to document a rising and falling river for some time and this seemed like the perfect opertunity. Wishing you tight line and dry carpets for the coming weekend. Thank you as always for your fantastic support.
Superb viewing as usual silent… that small branch drifting past at the beginning 😮😂😂
@@neillumby7885 Hi Neil, Was there really ? Can't say I noticed. Many thanks as always for your continued support of the channel it's truly appreciated.
@@silentangling 😆
Très belle vidéo avec un très beau paysage et une très belle rivière le barbeau roi des rivières
Merci beaucoup pour votre temps consacré à regarder et commenter. C'est vraiment apprécié.
Stunning video as always, one day I'll get over to the wye again, tight lines, good health and safe travels my friend, cheers craig
@@paganoutdoors3193 Hi Craig, Hopefully you'll manage to visit again wether that be from a canoe or on the bank. Many thanks as always for your kind comment and support of the channel.
Terrific content; thank you
Hi Harley, Many thanks for taking the time to comment it's much appreciated.
Amazing! Fished nr mordiford 7/8th a few days before this and we landed between 3 of us over 70 chub! Only 2 barbel though, couldn't get through the greedy chevins! 🐷
@@neillambourne6503 Hi Neil, that's some fantastic angling but funnily enough the only fish I caught the entire 4 days was that barbel. I knew this were going to be tough when no chub showed up.any thanks for your time in watching and commenting.
Hi thanks for another great video, even the dogs enjoy them with the wildlife in the background. I have a trip to Whitney court in a couple of weeks, any advice on that particular stretch?
@@kevinsiddle4461 Hi Kevin, Many thanks for your kind words and support for the channel.
I've only fished Whitney in the winter ( there's a video in the day ticket playlist ) it's a beautiful stretch with lots of potential. I would look for the shallow faster water with cover over head as the fish still seem be be in their summer residence. Try and trott a bait or keep it moving. Meat, corn, pellet all produce but id probably avoid maggots. Obviously keep an eye on the weather and water levels as this can change overnight and you'll need to hunt out the snaggs. I highly recommend giving the river keeper a bell, he's a lovely chap and will have the latest gossip. Hope this helps and please keep me posted on how you get along, tight lines and thanks again.
Another nice video, interesting using the magaliner in that way. May have to give that a go.
Hi Martin, Many thanks for your time in watching and especially commenting. The clip really helps when you want to fish with a nice long hookling but the bankside vegetation is still quite long.
Another interesting watch! What make is your bait bucket?
Hi John, Credit goes to you for that fish as it was after your advice on FB that I chanced my arm at a cast under the Willow.
The bait bucket is the 7l Drennan specialist, the zip broke after the first seasons but that was more to do with my heavy handed treatment, it's a useful bit of kit as it'll crush down and fit in a rucksack. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support with this channel across all platforms
Smashing stuff. Was that a maggot clip for the PVA bag? Smart. That cygnet was very small for this time of year.
Hi Steve, How's your season been going ? . I thought exactly the same thing about that cygnet, hope he make sit through the winter.
The clip is a www.anglingdirect.co.uk/avid-carp-pva-links?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwrp-3BhDgARIsAEWJ6SyqH0opjw7RFSDNEk8wE209lm9Jw-l5chXP_VT7p-iWZRgESi1TGIMaAvOGEALw_wcB well worth having a few. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support of the channel
That tree flowing by a minute in reminds me of the Severn when in flood (I’ve actually had a drown cow come past).
What feeder leads are they (I like the look of them)?
Hi Mark, The lead is the korum grippa leads with insert. Many thanks as always for your fantastic support with this channel from the start its truly appreciated.
@@silentangling Thanks I’ll be getting some of them. Glad to see you back 👍🏻