Ultimate Chalkstream Fly Fishing for Big Trout, small stream (WildernessTV)
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2014
- WTV head out with Simon Kidd from Snowbee to the River Avon for a day on the Chalk Stream. For many Fly Fisherman, Chalkstream Fly Fishing is the ultimate in Fly Fishing. Sight fishing for Rising Trout and Grayling is a joy to behold. Putting the full WTV camera arsenal into action we fly above the river with the quadcopter,take a look below with the underwater go pro and Simon gives us the lowdown on the new Snowbee Thistle Down Fly line and Prestige Fly Rods. All in all a totally awesome days chalk stream fly fishing on the River avon. Bagging numerous Brown Trout, Grayling and a Chub. www.wildernesstv.com, www.snowbee.co.uk A Techsec Media Production For Wilderness TV and Snowbee Uk Ltd. www.snowbee.co.uk www.wildernestv.com www.techsecmedia.com fly fishing techniques, fly fishing tackle, fly fishing gear.
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Thanks Simon, always good to see your videos. Educational and informative, as well as entertaining and enjoyable. I've watched your fly casting lessons as well. I usually do the still water fly fishing, but, next season i plan on doing lots of small stream fly fishing. What a great day out. Thanks
Simon this is great video. So nice nature as well different fish. No electrics fance dogs cows etc it is so nice. Keep well -Jovan Serbian man from Christchurch NZ
gr8 underwater shots!
Lovely
Nice Vid, Simon. I like your Snowbee gear, and indeed own some of their waders. I live in the UK but don't even fish here, I much prefer to fly to NZ for a month or so most years, and fish there. Watching this and comparing to what I see in front of me when I'm in NZ just confirms to me how lucky we are in NZ to have the conditions we do. We are having to fight to preserve them - similar issues to here: farming run-off pollution, farmers taking water from the rivers etc - but it's worth it. Not all fly fishing in NZ is wilderness big-river fishing - although watching the vids on UA-cam you might think it is - we do small stream stuff, too. I prefer it, it can be a lot of fun. Smaller fish, sure, but a more interesting battle, the spotting and stalking can be a wonderful thrill: the Girls might have got it wrong, I think, size isn't everything.
Some good shots
sweet video
magic
Nice video -am fishing the Avon tomorrow and Dever the day after
great video
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Nice video, enjoyed it. Can you tell me what type and size reel did you use with your 3 weight rod ?
Might want to invest in some mud/degreasant- that tippet's showing up like a beacon
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so where's all the small brownies of 5-7 inches are they ther or are you targeting specific fish due to it being so clear. I fish thw river torridge in devon wich Is usually murky but they still.rise all.the best cheers
Is this public water? Seems like the trout were pretty large for a public stream not covered by catch and release or stocked and private.
Nice video. May I ask, did you get that tippet cleaned so as not to turn away the trout?
I belive some just used a little mud.
what fly was used for the take at approx 10:55?
david elliott Not sure but the fly at the beginning looked like a parachute Adams.
Looks very heavily stocked to me..
Yup. Look at 09:15...that brown is even missing its pectoral.
1st brownie was nowhere near ready to be netted! Angler? nah add a D! Also try wetting your hands before handling a fish!
All stocked no good easy catch
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Pity about the irrelevant intermittent music!
Hi Pete, sorry you don't like the music. We find you cant please everyone, we do however try and do our best. Tight lines. Nicky