Great video and so informative. I like the way you explain your tactics and flies. That camera shot through the water with the live buzzers the trout had eaten was amazing. I wish you tight lines for your future trips. Thanks for your posts. John
Thanks John, glad you liked it and got some tips that you can use. I like the shot with the buzzers from spooning a fish too, I wasn't sure if it would work when I tried it but it turned out quite well. Thanks again and tight lines.
Trout are so beautiful I love the way they look and I feel so outdoorsy when you go out and fish them usually in the woods somewhere it’s most peaceful kind of fishing to me I love doing it I do it on my channel all the time probably one of my favourites even though bass just fight like hell I like fishing trout just as much or more😊
@@Stevie_ONeill_Flyfishing Thanks Stevie, sorry for slow response, I haven't been off the water for weeks!! Look forward to seeing you again sometime soon and tight lines.
Thoroughly enjoyed your success and your reasoning behind the methods. Can you tell me what make is your black and yellow boat box.Does it have wheels and a pulling handle.
Hi Mike - I got the box from B&Q many years ago - it has been very reliable and does have wheels. I haven't seen one of those for ages though so not sure if they still do them. Thanks for watching! Tight lines!
Thanks for the great video. I’ve never been sure whether to anchor or drift when fishing buzzers, especially when using the bung. Any advice please. Cheers
Hi David, Thanks for watching! Both work well given the right conditions. If it's very windy, anchoring can be easier and more enjoyable, but my preference is to drift and cover new areas and fish that haven't seen my flies yet.
That's a shame Ian, this method doesn't really work with one fly. You need at least 2, one on the point with some buoyancy and a buzzer on a dropper, worth a try if you can.
Great video and so informative. I like the way you explain your tactics and flies. That camera shot through the water with the live buzzers the trout had eaten was amazing. I wish you tight lines for your future trips. Thanks for your posts. John
Thanks John, glad you liked it and got some tips that you can use. I like the shot with the buzzers from spooning a fish too, I wasn't sure if it would work when I tried it but it turned out quite well. Thanks again and tight lines.
Trout are so beautiful I love the way they look and I feel so outdoorsy when you go out and fish them usually in the woods somewhere it’s most peaceful kind of fishing to me I love doing it I do it on my channel all the time probably one of my favourites even though bass just fight like hell I like fishing trout just as much or more😊
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for your message - tight lines!
Brilliant. I really enjoyed your video, very informative as usual. Keep up the great videos. 👍😀🐟
Thanks Ewan - glad you enjoyed it. Tight lines :-)
Great video that was the best iv seen on what the fish were feeding on keep up with the vids excellent tight lines buddy
Thanks Robert, much appreciated! Look out for part 2 which covers Washing line tactics. Cheers and tight lines.
Nice one , good video mate..i'll be down at Rutland in two weeks time .. cheers Stevie
Thanks for the comment Stevie - glad you liked it - tight lines - Nick.
@@FanaticalFlyFishing Enjoyed the boat with you last week Nick , the 2nd day Barnsdale switched right on ..Stevie
@@Stevie_ONeill_Flyfishing Thanks Stevie, sorry for slow response, I haven't been off the water for weeks!! Look forward to seeing you again sometime soon and tight lines.
Thoroughly enjoyed your success and your reasoning behind the methods. Can you tell me what make is your black and yellow boat box.Does it have wheels and a pulling handle.
Hi Mike - I got the box from B&Q many years ago - it has been very reliable and does have wheels. I haven't seen one of those for ages though so not sure if they still do them. Thanks for watching! Tight lines!
Thanks for the great video. I’ve never been sure whether to anchor or drift when fishing buzzers, especially when using the bung. Any advice please. Cheers
Hi David, Thanks for watching! Both work well given the right conditions. If it's very windy, anchoring can be easier and more enjoyable, but my preference is to drift and cover new areas and fish that haven't seen my flies yet.
Great video. Do you use a floating line with that presentation? Sub’d.
Hi Max - Thanks for your comment and for subscribing - yes, a floater is essential for the bung otherwise a sinking line would pull it under.
Dude, I struggle with one fly so three flies definitely NOT an option...
That's a shame Ian, this method doesn't really work with one fly. You need at least 2, one on the point with some buoyancy and a buzzer on a dropper, worth a try if you can.
Fishing the bung on Rutland in the spring ........
Do you really believe this is true 'fly fishing',???
Jeremy Clarke