That was a great days fishing you had! October fishing can be hard work as the fish have been in the river for months and are lazy takers. But a spate like that always livens them up and the cold fresh water with froth makes for a great chance. It's a pity they wear their spawn coats, but as you are not killing them does it matter! Well done buddy.
Gee whizz..three good fish, that's more than any angler could wish for, taking into account these fish population are getting less. Where is that river...?..great day for you.👍
@geoffrey fury The research scientists at The Atlantic Salmon Reserve have proved beyond doubt that catch and release works. Watch the video and open your mind.
Looks like great sport. What river is this, and what month? The fish look very coloured indeed….. are they mostly like that at that time and place? Well done.
Hi, Tailfire What fly would you use in high water like this, I only started salmon fly fishing last year but got nothing, Where would you suggest near sligo, Galway, Donegal (near donegal town) I've fished at some great rives (Eg. Drowes) but haven't got any luck, What tips would you give to a salmon fishing newb? Thanks
Try the Owenea. Between Glenties and Ardara, Co. Donegal, there are plenty of good pools. Permits available from Angling Centre, Ardara. A pefect fly for high water in that river is "The Soldier Palmer". Tight lines, Dietrich.
Awesome video, thanks for sharing. Good man for letting them go too!
+Illuminous Brown hefty fine if your caught lol
I am amazed. Well done. It is unusual to say the least to witness fish taken
like this in front of the camera. My hat is off to you.
Super, well done. Like you I am a right handed caster and a right handed winder!
You have the reflexes of a fighter pilot! at 8:49! what a strike well done.
Fantastic video keep them coming! and good luck.
That was a great days fishing you had! October fishing can be hard work as the fish have been in the river for months and are lazy takers. But a spate like that always livens them up and the cold fresh water with froth makes for a great chance. It's a pity they wear their spawn coats, but as you are not killing them does it matter! Well done buddy.
Gee whizz..three good fish, that's more than any angler could wish for, taking into account these fish population are getting less. Where is that river...?..great day for you.👍
Great to see them go back safely. Good fishing
+geoffrey fury Fish expert..
+geofframey fury i.am glad you dont fish at my river plonker are you 1 of them that kill everything you catch ........da.....
@geoffrey fury The research scientists at The Atlantic Salmon Reserve have proved beyond doubt that catch and release works. Watch the video and open your mind.
Nice job!
Good video would left hand wind be better for you rather than switching during fight.
What river was the fish taken...?..fly pattern tackle...?..nice fresh run fish.
nice fishing up there :)
Good interesting video. What location is the river and fly pattern and tackle set up..good fish..good release.
Looks like great sport. What river is this, and what month? The fish look very coloured indeed….. are they mostly like that at that time and place? Well done.
Nice video and nice fishing..is that the maine?
some amount of sport there , is this just one days fishing ?
Hi, Tailfire
What fly would you use in high water like this, I only started salmon fly fishing last year but got nothing, Where would you suggest near sligo, Galway, Donegal (near donegal town) I've fished at some great rives (Eg. Drowes) but haven't got any luck, What tips would you give to a salmon fishing newb? Thanks
Try the Owenea. Between Glenties and Ardara, Co. Donegal, there are plenty of good pools. Permits available from Angling Centre, Ardara. A pefect fly for high water in that river is "The Soldier Palmer". Tight lines, Dietrich.
River duff near the drowes cheap hard to beat in high water
Can u please tell me what river this is please an ty
What rod are you using here?
Where is this river
Where abouts is this?
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there not salmon they are browns
There just stale salmon that have been in the system a while