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Yep, not even a teenager!

Yes gross overestimated for click bait

Thanks for the comment. Ideally I would not have had it out of the water as much as that, however, it was difficult to curb Hilary's enthusiasm.

Harry, thanks. It was an epic day. Both fish took within a yard of each other, but 6 hours apart. I have caught a lot of my fish on a Pot Bellied Pig, therefore thank very much to Peter Witteringham who I believed invented it.

@@geofflockett8506 Hi Geoff……Nice to hear from you……Yes the P.B Pig is certainly a good fly…….I first started tying/using it in 2001 following an article In the T/Salmon by a gentleman named Peter Whittingham…….He was a Ghillie on the River Ness… I tied it it various colours …the most successful were Red……Yellow and Brown……… I first used the red one on the river Nith around late autumn and landed five salmon with it… Needless to say it became one of my favourites. Like yourself I do fish in Perthshire but never fished the South Esk………Maybe one day I will give it a go! Anyway keep fishing/smiling @ catching……..Good luck…👍👍👍

@@harryboyle9920 Harry, the South Esk is a great little river. It has a good Sea Trout run in June and is ideal for night fishing. For salmon the best time is August to October with some water. It is spatie, therefore you need a reasonable amount of water for it to fish well in daylight. The North Esk is also excellent. Tight lines

The evening after we caught those 2 salmon I also caught 2 sea trout in the tail of the same pool.

@@geofflockett8506 Hi Geoff…….Many thanks for the information………I will add the South Esk to my ‘Wish List’. Good luck @ Tight Lines for the future..👍👍👍

Finavon Castle

Near Forfar, east coast of Scotland.

@@tonysearle6449 Tony, thanks for the correct answer. I recall my teachers often saying to read the question properly before answering.

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Thank you very much, what do you think of the other videos

where i worked we used marine grade plywood, but we only used it to make engineering prototypes and templates before building the actual machines out of steel or aluminum. but from what i could see after the cut plywood dried out there was no degradation or rotting of the plywood even after several years.

@@marzsit9833 if you use good quality Ply it is fine after cutting with Water Jet.

Michael, It should be ok. The Ply does get wet when being Water Jet Cut, however, this can be minimised therefore there is no significant effect. (Apologies for the late reply)