Tiger Trout Fishing at Sharpley Springs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode of Cadence Fly Fishing TV we join Brand Ambassador Stuart Ingledew at the fantastic Sharpley Springs Fishery. Stuart is targeting Tiger Trout in this episode, showing you his top tips and tactics to catch these stunning fish. The is exciting, close quarters fishing where you can watch the fish suck in the fly - find out how and to see how Stuart got on in the video.
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Wow great video mate. Oregon USA approves.
Thanks Darrell. Thats really good of you to say. Can’t believe Sharpley Springs is being watched in Oregon USA 🙂👍
Stu
Great to see how Sharpley Springs has matured I remember Simon getting these lakes dug out when Sharpley waters was still open. Not fished there since relocating yo Wensleydale some 18 years ago as I used to fish 3 or 4 times a week as I only lived 1/2 mile away
Its really matured well Neil. We’re going to film again when it warms up and theres more fly life. It’ll look even better then. The lakes are all really well established, as you say. You should come up and give it another try. Its a great fishery now 👍
Great upload, liked and subscribed, Thanks for posting, kind regards Mike. Norfolk.
Thats brilliant, thanks Mike. Theres plenty more videos coming in the next couple of months that you’ll hopefully enjoy and can comment on as favourably. Let us know if theres anything in particular you would like to see in the future? Thanks again, Stu
@@StuI-kl5xt NO worries stu, very informative and well presented videos. 👍,regards Mike.
Good video made me subscribe for this channel
Thanks James. Really appreciate that 👍 Cheers, Stu
liked and subscribed. I enjoyed that. Great video.
Thanks very much for your sub', Dr P 👍 Will have to have a look at this wild camping channel of yours. Might not be allowed at Sharpley mind 🙂
Lovely video. We have liked and subscribed. Some good tips and advice.
Thanks Paul. Good to get another subscriber on board. And another youtube legend with Jackie as well 👍 You’ve got some great stuff on there. Fly fishing for carp was very different. But my favourite was the match between the two of you at Kilnsey 👌
@@CadenceFlyFishing Thanks. Glad you are watching and commenting. We hope to meet you one day at a local lake.
@@CadenceFlyFishing .....but Jackie ALWAYS wins! 😂 Oops, sorry Paul!🤭
@@LolsFishingAdventures Very true.
Very enjoyable, and well edited/filmed. Much easier having someone else to operate the camera! I was on the Cuthbert two weeks ago, same weather, thick freezing fog and calm, the Tigers had me done in, plenty chases, rises even, but just wouldn’t take it properly. Did get two though, great fun. Best method was a FLOATING Snake! Loads of takes before I could sink it, once it sunk, no interest! Very odd.😂 Well dome anyway! 👍
Thats much appreciated Lol. Enjoy your videos as well 👍 Always a good watch. Am pretty sure you filmed yours the same day this one was done? There was a mystery figure in the mist on the opposite bank Chappie thought was St Cuthbert himself! But it ties in with the peg you fished from later on in yours. So not an ex-saint. They tend to the do the opposite of what you think is sensible, those Tigers - so a floating snake sounds about right 🙂
@@CadenceFlyFishing Thanks for the compliment! Was the distant figure shivering with icicles hanging off his nose? If Yes, it WAS me!😂🥶 I thought when I watched that mist roll in, was it the same day, but I must admit I didn’t see you, my specs must’ve been misted up too! 🥶There were loads of fish in that corner, rose plenty of them but they just wouldn’t take it properly, very annoying! My first was by the stone cross, might’ve even been the same fish as yours, came up to the fly every time it hit the water, proper skinny one it was, looked very hungry!
I had a great time last time I was at Sharpley >? think it was in Nov 16th. Caught 12 Tigers that day from 2ibs to 8ib and from Snakes to Apps blood worms stripped in fast. Great video I ve subscribed and some great advice - might see you at Sharpley ? I am there at-least 4 times a week when I am home. tight lines
That's been a great day you’ve had John. And thanks for subscribing. Will no doubt cross paths if you are there. Come and say hallo. Be good to have a bit craic 👍
@@CadenceFlyFishing 6 tigers today and 18 rainbows on Doxford. just been stocked. tight lines mate
What weight line do we normally use for trout fishing can’t understand the sizes and weights very well quite confusing?
Hi @owenjordan7165
It’s a world of confusion I’m afraid 🙂
If you are fishing lakes in the UK for rainbow trout, get a #8. These are your best all rounders. Just about everyone who has fished for a few years will have a #8 in their rod collection, so they’re never wasted money.
As a quick explanation, the lower the number, the lighter the line and the less distance you can cast. You can get rods as low as #2 and generally up to #8 for trout fishing.
Why do we bother with lighter lines and rods? Because the lighter lines help present the flies a little better, the fish don’t get so much of a fright when a lighter line lands on the water, and a lower rated outfit is lighter in the hand and you feel the fish better when you hook them.
A heavier outfit will cast further and not be as badly affected by the wind.
There’s plenty of the top anglers in the UK will use nothing but a #8 line and rod.
There’s a Cadence blog that will give plenty of pointers on rod and line weights here in much more detail.
www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/choosing-a-cadence-stillwater-fly-rod/
And if you have never trout fished before and haven’t got a clue what to buy for your first trip, read this:
www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/essentials-for-fly-fishing-on-stillwaters/
Here’s a few pointers on what to do on your first ever trip:
www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/beginners-series-what-to-do-on-your-first-fly-fishing-trip/
Then if you want to take it up properly, here’s the extra things you’d need to buy:
www.cadencefishing.co.uk/blog/fly-fishing/non-essentials-for-fly-fishing-on-stillwaters/
Hope that helps, but if you do have any questions let us know and we’ll try to help 👍
Cheers
Stu
@@CadenceFlyFishing thank you, you taught me how to catch my first fly fishing trout on Saturday the 16th down at derwent will never forget that moment cheers stu legend
So that was you!? 👍 Don’t know who was buzzing more with that fish. Was great to see and you defo deserved it Owen. Fast learner.
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Thanks for commenting anyway.
Enjoyed the craic with you and your brother 👍
Stu
@owenjordan7165
Can I ask where you get your rod carrier
Hi. If you send a private message though our Cadence Fly Fishing page I’ll send you the details 👍
Cheers
Stu
@CadenceFlyFishing Hi Stuart I was enquiring about your rod carrier and if cadence sells spare spools
Hi WilliamGrant,
Yes we sell spare spools 👍 In case you didn’t know, if you order a Cadence reel at the moment (August 2023) you will get a free spare spool worth over £100 included free of charge).
The rod carriers are made by a man outside of Cadence whose details I can’t put on a public forum like this. Which is why you’d need to send a private message to our facebook page. I’ll happily pass the details from there 👍
Have you tried the 10ft #5 yet?
Cheers
Stu
Spare Spools Link
www.cadencefishing.co.uk/product/cadence-cf20-fly-reels-spare-spools/
Hi Stuart not tried for yet got an outing to lake of menteith on 20th will give it a go then
What's your website so I can check your rod's out
Hi Keith, here it is;
www.cadencefishing.co.uk/product-category/fly-fishing/single-handed-rods/