I dont can understand your Language, but this nice movie and the wonderfull Music I can understand. The spirit of Seatrout fishing are allways the same, all over the World. Trank you, Holger from Hamburg, Germany.
Thank you Holger. We will work on speaking slower and clearer. Glad you like the music, we hope you enjoy the rest of our videos and all the new ones coming out soon.
Easily your best video so far boys, thanks very much. Beautifully filmed, epic scenery and well chosen, majestic music. Oh, and the fishing wasn't too shabby either!!'
Great video and a huge congratulations on a fantastic sewin . I'm really going to target sewin this coming season as huge ones reside where I fish for bass on lures . My biggest was 7lb but was fluke as fishing for bass but a real specimen ill be chasing
Nice fishing lads.. I fished doon there 20 years ago for the sea trout, the fishing was unreal..with lots of big fish about, then sadly the fishing association let people buy a season permit for a cheep price then the numptys stared hammering it and filling plastic bags up with sea trout, after that the nearby river that was an amazing sea trout river even through the day became rubbish.. after that I stopped giving them my money, I was a member for over 15 years and would love to see the river getting back to the way it once was .. so hopefully the sea trout and salmon return and then maybe so will I...thanks for the video .. gives me hope..tight lines..
The Clyde/Lomond system, in my opinion, is still one of the best Sea Trout systems in the country. The majority of the west coast has seen tough times on the Sea Trout front, perhaps excluding the Outer Hebrides, but the Clyde has held its own. The Salmon situation, however isn't so good.
NEVER buy a permit from the LLAIA to fish the clyde and gareloch . LLAIA only holds the rights to the NETTING on this stretch .once they got the netting rights they added the estuary to their area covered by the permits and flat out lied to customers. they have attempted to prosecute me multiple times , wasting police time and removing my fishing equipment only to have to give it all back to me as the cases were all dropped due to the fact there is no right for them to charge me or anyone else , unless you have a dead salmon or sea trout as the killing or taking of a migratory fish is illegal without crown permission or caught using nets then fishing on this stretch is free 100percent . fishing this stretch for bass, mackerel, mullet , cod, flatties or any other species is 100percent legal as is releasing any hooked seatrout . plenty of bass, mackerel, mullet and coalfish as legitimate spinning tackle/fly targets and my lawyer luckily is a sea angler and knows his stuff . trust me , they can try all they want but i just tell the little grumpy tomato faced bailiff to do one . they dont even bother me anymore , they see my car and just walk on by to pick on someone who does not know the law
Been working my way through your videos and loving them, great fish caught and love the variety of species and techniques you guys get through. I also love how it's not over produced and especially love the shouts of "Yah bastard" when a fish is lost 😂😂👏
That would be myself to blame for the bad language, but who doesn't shout at themselves when a fish is lost. 🤣🤣 Cheers for the kind words, means alot. Glad you enjoy them. 🎩👌
Nae wonder you were buzzing man what a fish absolute belter. I had one at six and a half pounds a few years back and I know exactly how you felt I fish the Tay estuary not been so good this year though
@@angling360 ardmore, cardross , its all the same to me , lived there all my life so its very familiar . nothing wrong with naming spots , no mystery, its always been widely known to have decent seatrout . i have fished there for over 20 years and the only thing that bothers me is the bailiffs, not the anglers . try as they might , they have never managed to prosecute me as they only have the netting rights to the estuary , NOT the sporting rights which belong to the crown no matter what they tell you . thus , anyone can fish here , without a permit ,for saltwater fish providing that they put all salmon and trout back . fishing for and taking mackerel, bass and mullet is perfectly legal and if one hooks a seatrout then as long as it is C/R it is lawful . i repeat , the LLAIA does not hold the rights to the rod and line fishing on this water only the NETTING rights. since gaining netting rights they took it apon themselves to add the stretch covered by the netting rights to their permit system to make money . they also illegaly exploited the two spawning burns in cardross by electrofishing after the season closes and taking fish , eggs and milt and releasing them in the lomond system with just a tiny token fraction of fry being released back into the burns . all captured fish were released into the river leven instead of back into the cardross burns. i have fought the LLAIA for years , i take pleasure in spreading my findings and the more anglers who wake up to their racket the better . cardross has the best free seatrout fishing in the UK , my mission is to make sure everyone knows it
@captainflint89 very interesting read that mate. Have heard other anglers say similar. In 2 seasons of buying my eastury ticket I have never once been asked for it, nor even saw a bailiff.
Some cracking fish there boys. Shows how rivers can be saved if theyre cleaned up. Now we beed t get rid of these bastart fish farms in the North and get all our seatrout cachements back to there they should be.
this looked like excellent fishing, boys, but I was very dismayed at how long these fish were kept out of the water for display purposes (up to a minute) had to stop watching. Unlikely these fish will survive? fair enough if the fish is to be kept.
Fishing was excellent, and all fish were recovered after catching in the net, before setting the camera for display purposes, then released. I guess from time to time fish don't survive after being caught, as with any species we catch, we do our best to care for them as best we can.
@@angling360 the danish done some excellent studies on fish mortality as a cause of being out of the water, the general agreement was 10 seconds and after that mortality increases in the trout by 50%, if you check out the justfishingdk channel theyve an interesting video on it
I dont can understand your Language, but this nice movie and the wonderfull Music I can understand. The spirit of Seatrout fishing are allways the same, all over the World. Trank you, Holger from Hamburg, Germany.
Thank you Holger. We will work on speaking slower and clearer. Glad you like the music, we hope you enjoy the rest of our videos and all the new ones coming out soon.
well done guys great film work sum cracking bars of silver
Thanks Colin 🎩👌
Nice session, fantastic looking fish and turned out ideal conditions. Well done.
Beautifully elegant fish, cracking sport, great scenery, what more can you ask for?
Easily your best video so far boys, thanks very much. Beautifully filmed, epic scenery and well chosen, majestic music. Oh, and the fishing wasn't too shabby either!!'
Easily best fishing channel on you tube keep them coming guys
Wow, thanks! Comments like this make it all worth while mate.
Another good outing for you lads great video as always keep them coming 🐟🎣
Brilliant video guy's 😁, love watching your videos, keep them coming 😁 tight lines 😁👍🎣🎣🎣
Fantastic fish, great to see them in such good condition 👍
Thanks 👍
Do some more of that boys...... superb!
Most enjoyable, great job on both the fishing and quality production 👍🏼
Thank you very much mate. 🤝🎩👌
Great video guys 👌🏻
Superb guys!!
Great video and a huge congratulations on a fantastic sewin . I'm really going to target sewin this coming season as huge ones reside where I fish for bass on lures . My biggest was 7lb but was fluke as fishing for bass but a real specimen ill be chasing
Absolutely brilliant boys, great session and superb video👌💪🏻🎣
Nice fishing lads.. I fished doon there 20 years ago for the sea trout, the fishing was unreal..with lots of big fish about, then sadly the fishing association let people buy a season permit for a cheep price then the numptys stared hammering it and filling plastic bags up with sea trout, after that the nearby river that was an amazing sea trout river even through the day became rubbish.. after that I stopped giving them my money, I was a member for over 15 years and would love to see the river getting back to the way it once was .. so hopefully the sea trout and salmon return and then maybe so will I...thanks for the video .. gives me hope..tight lines..
The Clyde/Lomond system, in my opinion, is still one of the best Sea Trout systems in the country. The majority of the west coast has seen tough times on the Sea Trout front, perhaps excluding the Outer Hebrides, but the Clyde has held its own. The Salmon situation, however isn't so good.
Can I ask u were they were ?
@@Annie-ud1jr Clyde and Lomond system
NEVER buy a permit from the LLAIA to fish the clyde and gareloch . LLAIA only holds the rights to the NETTING on this stretch .once they got the netting rights they added the estuary to their area covered by the permits and flat out lied to customers. they have attempted to prosecute me multiple times , wasting police time and removing my fishing equipment only to have to give it all back to me as the cases were all dropped due to the fact there is no right for them to charge me or anyone else , unless you have a dead salmon or sea trout as the killing or taking of a migratory fish is illegal without crown permission or caught using nets then fishing on this stretch is free 100percent . fishing this stretch for bass, mackerel, mullet , cod, flatties or any other species is 100percent legal as is releasing any hooked seatrout . plenty of bass, mackerel, mullet and coalfish as legitimate spinning tackle/fly targets and my lawyer luckily is a sea angler and knows his stuff . trust me , they can try all they want but i just tell the little grumpy tomato faced bailiff to do one . they dont even bother me anymore , they see my car and just walk on by to pick on someone who does not know the law
Different class , superb video 👌any chance o a wee video how to set up the mackerel strip please 🙏 👌
See what I can do. Didn't do it to well in the water did I.....lol
@@angling360 hahaha class mate , cheers 👌
Been working my way through your videos and loving them, great fish caught and love the variety of species and techniques you guys get through. I also love how it's not over produced and especially love the shouts of "Yah bastard" when a fish is lost 😂😂👏
That would be myself to blame for the bad language, but who doesn't shout at themselves when a fish is lost. 🤣🤣 Cheers for the kind words, means alot. Glad you enjoy them. 🎩👌
@@angling360 class mate very relatable 😂
New to your channel brilliant entertaining and informative well done lads
Appreciate that William.....thank you 🎩👌
10 oot 10
Nae wonder you were buzzing man what a fish absolute belter.
I had one at six and a half pounds a few years back and I know exactly how you felt I fish the Tay estuary not been so good this year though
Buzzing still lol
Hi was wondering what spinning rod you use for your sea trout fishing with the bombarda ,lures ect
I used to use an 8ft Diawa HRF rod for bombarda, but now use a 15ft Guru Aventus float rod.
What was the lure rod you were using, looks nice and light
Diawa HRF rods mate. Hope that helps.
What line are you using on reel thanks
I use 10lb Guru dragline.
Can I ask were u were fishing ?
Sorry pal, we made the decision after a few months of making the videos not to name waters we fish. I hope you understand.
cardross beach ?
We made a decision a while ago, not to mention certain venue, but to answer youre question, its not. 🎩👌.
@@angling360 ardmore, cardross , its all the same to me , lived there all my life so its very familiar . nothing wrong with naming spots , no mystery, its always been widely known to have decent seatrout . i have fished there for over 20 years and the only thing that bothers me is the bailiffs, not the anglers . try as they might , they have never managed to prosecute me as they only have the netting rights to the estuary , NOT the sporting rights which belong to the crown no matter what they tell you . thus , anyone can fish here , without a permit ,for saltwater fish providing that they put all salmon and trout back . fishing for and taking mackerel, bass and mullet is perfectly legal and if one hooks a seatrout then as long as it is C/R it is lawful . i repeat , the LLAIA does not hold the rights to the rod and line fishing on this water only the NETTING rights. since gaining netting rights they took it apon themselves to add the stretch covered by the netting rights to their permit system to make money . they also illegaly exploited the two spawning burns in cardross by electrofishing after the season closes and taking fish , eggs and milt and releasing them in the lomond system with just a tiny token fraction of fry being released back into the burns . all captured fish were released into the river leven instead of back into the cardross burns. i have fought the LLAIA for years , i take pleasure in spreading my findings and the more anglers who wake up to their racket the better . cardross has the best free seatrout fishing in the UK , my mission is to make sure everyone knows it
@captainflint89 very interesting read that mate. Have heard other anglers say similar. In 2 seasons of buying my eastury ticket I have never once been asked for it, nor even saw a bailiff.
@@angling360 could you tell me where can I get a permit for Clyde Estuary?
@@KamilK1702 tickers tackle in Helensburgh
The length of time these fish are kept out the water for their release not to be shown makes you wonder
Hello mate, hope you are well. Wonder what exactly?
Some cracking fish there boys. Shows how rivers can be saved if theyre cleaned up. Now we beed t get rid of these bastart fish farms in the North and get all our seatrout cachements back to there they should be.
this looked like excellent fishing, boys, but I was very dismayed at how long these fish were kept out of the water for display purposes (up to a minute) had to stop watching. Unlikely these fish will survive? fair enough if the fish is to be kept.
Fishing was excellent, and all fish were recovered after catching in the net, before setting the camera for display purposes, then released. I guess from time to time fish don't survive after being caught, as with any species we catch, we do our best to care for them as best we can.
@@angling360 the danish done some excellent studies on fish mortality as a cause of being out of the water, the general agreement was 10 seconds and after that mortality increases in the trout by 50%, if you check out the justfishingdk channel theyve an interesting video on it