How to fly fish UK Rivers- The River Usk
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2013
- WildernessTV heads out on the River Usk with Lewis Hendrie for another WildernessTV adventure.
Lewis goes though Water Craft and Czech Nymphing techniques and we look at Wading Safety, as well as knocking into some awesome wild Brown Trout. So if your a beginner to fly fishing and want to learn some great tips on fly fishing rivers, then this is a must watch.
Totally Awesome fishing by our Pro Angler for stunning Wild Brown Trout.
The River Usk is a fly Dreamers paradise.
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Great advice on wading.
Really enjoyed it.Thanks.
Nice work Lewis!
So happy I live in Scotland we do not have rod licence here, also, the river I fish (Devon) is only 17 pounds a whole season with a 4 fish a day catch limit. Great video by the way.
Hiya, What river would that be sir ?
Ireland much the same
A fly rod and reel, a few spares and fly boxes in you waiscoat Those were the days . He looks like he is on a two week yomp!!
John Jones obviously you've never seen the coarse fishermen then? With their gear it's a competition in how much they can carry. (Or push in a barrow!)
@@edwardcharles9764 competition fly fishers are getting just as bad.
He's the guide so I assume he'd carry any necessary spares etc...? Saying that, he looks like me lure fishing taking everything but the kitchen sink....Haha !!!
my best brown trout from the river usk was 4 1/2 pounder , my best from the river taff was 6 pound ! i would actually rate the usk a better river though ,
and by the way , i ve had 3 dace over 2 pound , from the usk !!
which beat of the Usk was this filmed on?? Looks great!!
Telling people to take care when wading then running down the river like linford christie isn’t probably the best idea
Fishing in the UK is strange. Here in Victoria, Australia we only require a fishing licence and with this we can fish basically any body of water that we want.
Is that the shakespeare agility rise fly rod being used?
LoyalGers I bought one at beginning of season, absolutely love it. Mine is the ten foot #4 weight just perfect for my local river.
2lb Dace??? Dont think so. can't you tell a dace from a chub?? If it was a 2lb dace -claim the record!!
Can you do lure fishing on the Usk?
No, it is banned. There is a bylaw that prohibits spinning for trout anywhere on the Usk.
@@cerithomas5465 thanks for the info. I’m really having a hard time to find rivers in England where you can spin for trout. Any tip would be very welcome 😊
@@enfantterriblefishing7483 you won't find many. The no spinning rules are in place to protect trout and salmon stocks on most game fishing rivers in England & Wales. It might be worth you trying fly fishing?
@@cerithomas5465 thanks! Yes I do fly fishing too but not always the most effective and convenient technique.
It's always enjoyable watching people catch fish, but unfortunately that's all this video is, really. There was nothing on the type of of tackle to use, the choice of fly, whether to fish upstream or downstream etc, so the title is actually quite misleading.
Totally agree very frustrating
Very poor. Why do people think that if they point a camera they can make programms.
So much for moving slowly,,,,
did he perhaps not think that some people yank their hook out of the tree because they cant fucking reach it? lol
not much help really on watercraft or fly choice.
Paul Heath most of them aren't. The title how to fly fish should be changed to watch me fly fish because that's all most of them show.
Check out Born To Fish with Mike Hobbs. It may be what you are looking for
Crazy prices to fish!
Matt Rowland crazy prices? Try salmon fishing!!!!
Wait till you try Austria! EUR70 per day if you don't have the fishing exam. The exam costs EUR300 and is 2hrs course every week for 10weeks!!! And then it's all in German.
You can then buy a year card for specific areas for about EUR900-2000.00 or stick to slightly discounted day cards 😭
Definitely that easy I live in usk and can’t fish it it’s to menny rules regulations that’s why I just go there and fish it I mean who made some one boss of a free stretch of water ?
catch a fish then run down stream after it?? I think not!
Is it just me or does the fish on 18 mins look a bit trampy with the bitten down tail?
£15 per day, what a con. £40 per year for miles upon miles of river, where I'm from.
never being a 2lb fish lol more like 1
Don't believe for a moment they fish aren't stocked, broken tails and discolouration patterned
I fish for trout with another technique, witouth barb, witouth messing
up the river bottom because i don't wade. Also i handle the catch and
release principle. Another surplus is that juvenile fishes don't usually
take my bait because they simply aren't big enough to take it. Still
i'm forbidden to fish on the alot of trout rivers because i'm not fly
fishing... This is just nonsense.
Because of this flyfishing-snob-mentality i'll always laugh my ass off
the moments the big trout come chaising my bate by 2 or 3 at a time,
while the all-snobby-flyfishermen round me catch nothing or just the
juvenile troutThe ones you should actually leave at rest. I'd actually
be interested to learn to fly fish and i had some curious tries in the
past allready. The snobbery allways withheld me...
Did you really think you fly-snobs are the only ones who respect or understand the fish and enviroment around us?
I liked the video but too much faffing about with landing the catch and too much non needed footage to get me to subscribe.
Lads. You need a proper producer./ Director. There is more to making a programe than pointing a camera. Poor in content
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I fish for trout with another technique, witouth barb, witouth messing
up the river bottom because i don't wade. Also i handle the catch and
release principle. Another surplus is that juvenile fishes don't usually
take my bait because they simply aren't big enough to take it. Still
i'm forbidden to fish on the alot of trout rivers because i'm not fly
fishing... This is just nonsense.
Because of this flyfishing-snob-mentality i'll always laugh my ass off
the moments the big trout come chaising my bate by 2 or 3 at a time,
while the all-snobby-flyfishermen round me catch nothing or just the
juvenile troutThe ones you should actually leave at rest. I'd actually
be interested to learn to fly fish and i had some curious tries in the
past allready. The snobbery allways withheld me...
Did you really think you fly-snobs are the only ones who respect or understand the fish and enviroment around us?