Another lovely video Ian, not just about the fishing but the surroundings an some history too, this is what fishing is all about being in places like this catching some lovely fish, tight lines guys 👍
Piker Biker keep these videos coming pal, as you know I’m new to river fishing as I’m a match man but you’ve opened my eyes to the joys of river fishing an the sport that’s on offer, love the videos mate lots of helpful tips too, still chasing that big croc on the river mate 😉
As one of the other subscribers has already mentioned,it's not always about the fishing. I can imagine myself taking a break and just sitting on one of those benches with a cuppa and a sandwich just feeling blessed to be in wonderful surroundings. You have a fantastic channel...long may it continue 👍👍👍
Wow! Thanks for the awesome comment! I really appreciate your feedback and taking the time to comment! It means so much for the channel. If I can get enough subscribers I will go full time at TH-cam and bring loads of great videos out as I will have the time! If you haven’t hit the subscribe button already please do so and share feel free to share the videos. Thanks again for supporting the channel! Happy days!
Great stuff!! These river videos have rekindled my interest in fishing. I commented on another video that I will need to dig out my old Shakespeare Mach2 Boron (great stick rod) and get on some of our Scottish rivers.
Another great video lads, it’s better when the venues are close by and you actually know the area. Keep up the good work and look forward to the next great channel!!
Great vid with fantastic memories of when I was a child. I went to whalley c of e.and lived in front of the first ache of the arches. I walked accross the iron bridge every day for years.I fished both banks in every spot you can get a rod in! My biggest was 4pound+ perch in the same spot just after flood. Also 5+ 3/4 barbel opposite theAbbeyunderthe tree you mentioned..What great memories. So pleased to see how much the whole area inc the factory stretch has been cleaned up and no more pollution. I'm so pleased to se
@@tonycurrie5009 bloody hell it sure is pal Piker Biker ( Ian ) is my mate him and his brother I have known for many years since school ,we have caught some clonking barbel from the Ribble I never knew you fished for them pal .
tony currie wow you know Roy my good friend! Thanks for the lovely comment mate, I knew those tree roots would hold the barbel! It’s such a beautiful location mate! I will return!
Anthony Currie! Good to hear from you mate (I'm your brother Michael's old mate from Whalley). It's amazing how clean the river is now compared to when we were young, it's teeming with fish now too. I had the pleasure of fishing with Gary Williams himself today on this stretch, Gary popped down for a chat while I was fishing and I persuaded him (easily done!) to grab his gear and join me. We caught some fantastic grayling and a brownie between us. Thanks again Gaz, great to meet you today...top bloke. See you on the bank again soon mate.
Great video. Wow some beautiful trout have to confess if I was catching them at least one of them would have ended on the frying pan. Pleasue to watch True sports men.
Vincent Donnelly thanks very much for watching our video mate! I did envisage you cooking one of those delicious trout under one of those big chimneys in the abbey!
glad to see that river recovered, nice Trout, we almost don´t have chubs in Portugal but we love Barbels, our Barbels are predators, you would love to fish for them with small artificial lures :)
@@PikerBiker Yeah, I know. The Abbey, the railway arch, and road bridge are historically belle - it's just that those prosaic small firms in the background take away some of the Calder's inherent charm!
@@rollingnome I agree mate. It would be so much more charming without the factory. A row of trees planted along the bank might improve the scenery on that side of the banking. Those ravens in the Abbey! 😮 What a place!
It’s in Whalley Lancashire, next to Clitheroe 10 miles and the club is www.hyndburnblackburnangling.co.uk/our-waters-and-fisheries/. Thanks for watching
@@PikerBiker Hey Piker Biker from the accent i`d guess your from the same patch of the world as me, i`m in the Castleford region and was wondering that `if` with only a rod licence i can fish for trout from the 31st March just about anywhere on the River Aire? :)
@@seandaniels9168 www.gov.uk/guidance/regional-rod-fishing-byelaws-north-east-region Hi Sean, thanks for the comment mate. I think we have the wrong Calder here. My local is the Lancashire Calder a tributary of the Ribble. At first glance of the bye laws for your area, it looks like you can fish for non migratory wild brown trout from 24th March with a coarse and non migratory trout rod license, I put the link in the message so you can check the information is correct. Thanks for watching the video. Have a great new year.
Looks like some fun fishing! We need to make it up to that area one day! Just subscribed! We just posted a couple new videos if you would be interested in checking them out!
Another lovely video Ian, not just about the fishing but the surroundings an some history too, this is what fishing is all about being in places like this catching some lovely fish, tight lines guys 👍
Scott Fowler thanks very much mate! Thanks for the nice feedback
Piker Biker keep these videos coming pal, as you know I’m new to river fishing as I’m a match man but you’ve opened my eyes to the joys of river fishing an the sport that’s on offer, love the videos mate lots of helpful tips too, still chasing that big croc on the river mate 😉
Fantastic! Am on the Calder a bit further down with my lad this coming weekend..can't wait.Thanks guys..really informative.
As one of the other subscribers has already mentioned,it's not always about the fishing.
I can imagine myself taking a break and just sitting on one of those benches with a cuppa and a sandwich just feeling blessed to be in wonderful surroundings.
You have a fantastic channel...long may it continue 👍👍👍
Wow! Thanks for the awesome comment! I really appreciate your feedback and taking the time to comment! It means so much for the channel. If I can get enough subscribers I will go full time at TH-cam and bring loads of great videos out as I will have the time! If you haven’t hit the subscribe button already please do so and share feel free to share the videos. Thanks again for supporting the channel! Happy days!
Sorry I just realised you already are a sub 😂 thanks very much for that! I am honoured to have you onboard!
Great stuff!! These river videos have rekindled my interest in fishing. I commented on another video that I will need to dig out my old Shakespeare Mach2 Boron (great stick rod) and get on some of our Scottish rivers.
Graeme Aitken thanks mate! Really great to get some good feedback!
Another great video lads, it’s better when the venues are close by and you actually know the area.
Keep up the good work and look forward to the next great channel!!
Great video as always, nice fishing!Thanks for sharing
Marshall Hurt thanks matey! Awesome comment!
Great vid with fantastic memories of when I was a child. I went to whalley c of e.and lived in front of the first ache of the arches. I walked accross the iron bridge every day for years.I fished both banks in every spot you can get a rod in! My biggest was 4pound+ perch in the same spot just after flood. Also 5+ 3/4 barbel opposite theAbbeyunderthe tree you mentioned..What great memories. So pleased to see how much the whole area inc the factory stretch has been cleaned up and no more pollution.
I'm so pleased to se
Is that you Tony my neighbour ?.
@@roystonlancaster2839 lol 57 mate. Small world 👍
@@tonycurrie5009 bloody hell it sure is pal Piker Biker ( Ian ) is my mate him and his brother I have known for many years since school ,we have caught some clonking barbel from the Ribble I never knew you fished for them pal .
tony currie wow you know Roy my good friend! Thanks for the lovely comment mate, I knew those tree roots would hold the barbel! It’s such a beautiful location mate! I will return!
Anthony Currie! Good to hear from you mate (I'm your brother Michael's old mate from Whalley). It's amazing how clean the river is now compared to when we were young, it's teeming with fish now too. I had the pleasure of fishing with Gary Williams himself today on this stretch, Gary popped down for a chat while I was fishing and I persuaded him (easily done!) to grab his gear and join me. We caught some fantastic grayling and a brownie between us. Thanks again Gaz, great to meet you today...top bloke. See you on the bank again soon mate.
Sweet trout...awesome fishing out there
Cracking video. Nicely shot and edited. Good rapport between you both. Well done.
Mark Elliott thanks Mark, it was loads of fun filming and I personally learned loads of tips from Gary
Super film, thankyou. Such sad music though ! Fishing isnt sad its joyous !
Thanks James!
Lovely video mate. Gary seems like a great guy to go fishing with
Mausheens Adventures he is a great bloke and we want to thank you for watching and your support!
Any time fellas keep the vids coming 👍
What a great session you had there really enjoyed it 👌
Gary Keighley thanks Gary! Glad you enjoyed watching
Great stretch of river, I fished it in the 80s you had to be there 2 hours before light to get a swim, I love the Calder
ian moorhouse I’m definitely going to be back! Thanks for watching mate
Thanks you so much Ian it's a work of art.
Gary Williams thanks matey! Looking forward to the next visit mate! You are a natural in front of the camera
My son Thomas subscribed to your channel
I will have to work at making a few films then. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great stuff Gary 👍
All Ian's work. We love fishing and great to just film a typical session. Well done too Ian for his hard work.
That’s a nice looking river, good fishing
Jake Deal thanks Jack! Next time I am going to do a bit of fishing too! It’s a lovely river!
Great video. Wow some beautiful trout have to confess if I was catching them at least one of them would have ended on the frying pan. Pleasue to watch True sports men.
Vincent Donnelly thanks very much for watching our video mate! I did envisage you cooking one of those delicious trout under one of those big chimneys in the abbey!
glad to see that river recovered, nice Trout, we almost don´t have chubs in Portugal but we love Barbels, our Barbels are predators, you would love to fish for them with small artificial lures :)
Fishing Channel I sure would love to catch a Portuguese barbel! On my list! Thanks for watching mate.
@@PikerBiker if you come to north of Portugal I can take you (for free course :) )
lovely video boys 👍🎣🎣
Jack Milligan thanks Jack!
Good to see the old 506 doing the business
Gary Nicholson Thanks for watching our video mate!
Great video pal well edited as well we will have to sort a session out one time .
Royston Lancaster thanks Roy! Yes it’s definitely on the cards soon mate! We definitely need a day on the bank together soon!
Nice river. Fished it as a teenager. Ugly backdrop to a bonny river!
Thanks Wayne, it is a very contrasting backdrop and the abbey is a great place to fish beside
@@PikerBiker Yeah, I know. The Abbey, the railway arch, and road bridge are historically belle - it's just that those prosaic small firms in the background take away some of the Calder's inherent charm!
@@rollingnome I agree mate. It would be so much more charming without the factory. A row of trees planted along the bank might improve the scenery on that side of the banking. Those ravens in the Abbey! 😮 What a place!
hi who has the stretch that connects to the ribble just below whalley , thanks
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i fish the Tame in manchester this year we have had 4lb brown trout very nice.
Wow! Lovely big trout mate! Thanks for the comment and watch
Which part of the Calder is the video shot? How far from my home town Burnley..
It’s in Whalley Lancashire, next to Clitheroe 10 miles and the club is www.hyndburnblackburnangling.co.uk/our-waters-and-fisheries/. Thanks for watching
how deep are you fishing??
Hi dad.
Whereabouts on the Calder is this stretch ?
Thanks. Tom.
Tom creese Whalley abbey pal
Thanks. Grand looking stretch is that. Is is day ticket when opened ?
www.h-baa.net/water1.php
Here is the club details Tom
Hi is it a day ticket place or brighouse book?
Hyndburn ticket to my recollection mate
@@PikerBiker Hey Piker Biker from the accent i`d guess your from the same patch of the world as me, i`m in the Castleford region and was wondering that `if` with only a rod licence i can fish for trout from the 31st March just about anywhere on the River Aire? :)
@@seandaniels9168 www.gov.uk/guidance/regional-rod-fishing-byelaws-north-east-region
Hi Sean, thanks for the comment mate. I think we have the wrong Calder here. My local is the Lancashire Calder a tributary of the Ribble. At first glance of the bye laws for your area, it looks like you can fish for non migratory wild brown trout from 24th March with a coarse and non migratory trout rod license, I put the link in the message so you can check the information is correct. Thanks for watching the video. Have a great new year.
@@PikerBiker ah your a wizard of a man! thank you! :)
Looks like some fun fishing! We need to make it up to that area one day! Just subscribed! We just posted a couple new videos if you would be interested in checking them out!
Thanks guys I will check ye out for sure
TH-cam has fooked the synchronisation of the voice and video timing up bad audio.
Thanks John, will fix that when I get around to it. Much appreciated