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@larryperkins8462 thanks for watching 🎣

Yes, all along that stretch that falls under the York book 😀 some excellent mixed coarse fishing to be had all the way along, but the chub are the Highlight, especially at this time of year with cheese paste and roving tactics 🎣

Hereford day ticket! Just go to Woody's tackle shop, get your bits and you'll get loads of useful tips 😀 Good time of year to go now! Floats are Korum Speci (4G) amazing for long trotting especially if your eyes are as shoddy as mine in low light conditions Enjoy and all the best 😀

It's outrageous fishing! Nothing else like it. Thanks for the comment 😀 All the best

Not entirely sure, there's only 1 record for Britain as far as I am aware? No chance I will see one!

We have never seen or caught any but no doubt they are in there! We just love the game fishing on there, much better rivers for excellent barbel fishing in Yorkshire (in our opinion anyway) Thanks for the comment 😀

i have only had 1 small barbel on the calder the stock is low. some good trout and good size chub

@GhxstVirus had some cracking chub that's for sure!

@@calkappaplays hi mate yeah so you just need a yearly rod licence from the Environment agency, then you usually need a day ticket to fish rivers and lakes. This isn’t always the case, but most stretches of river are owned by a club that you either need to join or pay a daily ticket fee to fish the water. Hope that makes sense mate, fishing in the UK can be a bit confusing sometimes! Cheers, Niall

@jamesross1799 they do go hand in hand at times! It amazes me how many people in UK haven't seen a kingfisher or otter, something we anglers take for granted!

@@albionangling very true. I've had an otter 3 ft away from me and a kingfisher once sat on my rod tip for a full 2 minutes I had my hand on the rod at the time and could actually feel the sensation of it changing its grip with its claws.

@jamesross1799 how you describe that kingfisher experience inspires some beautiful images, thanks for sharing. You will never forget that! Watching otters predate birds is something else, seen some brutal hunts take place on the opposite banks when barbel fishing in late Summer, low light conditions. Bone crunching acoustics at times, raw nature at its best

@@albionangling it was whilst barbel fishing on the wharfe wich is a beautiful place anyway. It definitely stands out in my memory.

@jamesross1799 one of my most memorable otter experiences was watching an otter follow some young Goosander under a weeping willow opposite bank. Deathly silence then blood curdling cries, then bone crunching. That was Boston Spa on Wharfe funnily enough!

I found that multiple swims produced at this venue to be honest! Not writing off the winter roach opportunities there, had some lovely roach when targetting Tinca especially on the corn

@@albionangling you’re right about the roach in there. A few winter sessions would be a good challenge.

@@SuperPowerkiter it is. Day ticket 🎣.

@@EdwynJones-m7q ??

@@martijnfransen9933 float is the way 😎

Thank you 😀 Been an amazing season for Tench this year 😀 All the best

Thanks for watching 😀 James informed us yesterday that the next mission is a barbel on fly in the winter snow. An intervention might be needed soon 😅 All the best, AA

@@albionangling he’s got it bad, clearly 😆👍

@union310 I have different pins set up differently. The okuma sheffield off the top seems to work best for me. Better for windy conditions too and I find less line gets around the back when casting too 😀.

@@albionangling Thank you for the reply

Barbel into double figures, all fly caught!

Thanks mate! James from BMF has this method totally nailed on now 🎣

Cheers mate appreciate it :)

No that was the 1lb perch I had resting in the net. Spooked it dropping the small one back in.

Out of respect for a close friend and local angler, we have promised not to reveal locations for this river. Follow the instagram and PM us and we could give you some rough pointers though :)

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the river name has been mentioned once in all the videos we have done on this river. You would also need to be local to be familiar with the swims (so it would be nothing new or unknown to those anglers). Crucially, we fish with multiple local anglers who have seen us with camera and have had no issues thus far (quite the opposite, a lot of positive engagement on the bank), this includes two anglers who have fished the river for over 20yrs and have reported no increase in pressure or any concerns. You will know yourself that access is tough and very few anglers can be bothered with the effort. Most days there's nobody down there and its a very challenging river at the best of times. Appreciate your concerns raised here and should there be any sniff of increased pressures directly associated with this channel we would clearly take that seriously.

@@albionangling so its just selfish pride then yea,,,

@joeking57 not quite :). We enjoy being part of an angling community and on the whole we have had positive feedback from people who enjoy the content. There's a plethora of channels who are much better anglers than us, we are just a group of mates having fun. If you're not a fan, no stress man.

@@albionangling what a great bunch...

@@paulAnthony7236 it's funny that we are classed as down south for you guys 🤣.

Hi mate, the comp was closed a while ago now but hope to do something similar in future 😀 thanks!

@@albionangling hiya ahhh OK no problem. When will shop have stock please?

@@stevewoodford6970 hi mate, I would suggest emailing James at info@beemouse-fishing.co.uk 😀

@garykeighley712 thanks mate! Proper back to basics stuff eh!

@@albionangling Beats these pole warriors on commercials 😂

Totally agree mate! Thanks for watching 😀

Much bigger have come out too! Not by my hands mind 😅 Thanks for watching! All the best, Joel

Can't beat the simplicity of the method and equally you can't underestimate the potential for decent fish 👌

@@antonywagon4564 🤣

Thanks for watching 😀 We've got quite a selection of centrepins amongst the group now ❤️, just love em! All the best

Thanks for watching 😎

Thanks for watching We will look at doing a more step by step approach to a trotting video in future 😀 Cheers

barbel? quite a few changes I can think of but still beautiful

And less cameras ruining the place,

The simple methods still work the best at times 😀, although there is no doubt that rod tech has come on in leaps and bounds!

Surely litter and pollution is far more damaging than a camera or two!

@@albionangling not really...

My first year living in the north west was untypical for the Ribble, a dry winter followed by summer drought, could walk side to side across most of the Ribble throughout the whole summer! Crazy stuff. It meant I could film from above and memorise the riverbed though!

Backlog! Not been out much since open season, although have had some success rolling meat for Ribble Barbel (next edit once the Tench Video is finished!)

Not had a bream from the Ribble yet 😅, it's all focus on barbel on fly for Ribble now!!!

@@albionangling Have fun

@jorvikangler what you targetting at moment? 😀

@@albionangling Fish 😀. I'm just going to faff about for whatever on stretches I've not fished for years.

@@jorvikangler sounds like a very enjoyable approach to your fishing mate. I'm well overdue a general trotting session with maggots! All the best, Joel

Thanks for watching 😀. Back out on the same river targetting barbel on fly again! Our good friend James has been getting into some serious fish over the last couple of weeks and we want in on the action!