My hats off to you man. It takes some skill to fly fish a small stream with a lot of shrubbery. I fish a lot small creaks in Wisconsin where there is little space for back casting. Well worth it but not for a beginner.
Brilliant to watch. I live in Monte Carlo now and watching this reminds me of Summer nights, on the hillside streams, back home in the Pennine Hills in Lancashire. Can't wait to get back there in the summer an sneak a few out on a dry.
Great little video. God how I miss England and this type of fishing I did so much of in Yorkshire as a young man. I fear for the future of my homeland . . . J. 🇬🇧🇨🇦
As an expat living the west indies, I miss. Sea trout at night on the Towy in june. Draught Guinness, Donna kebabs...oh, shooting a buck at daybreak. My heart is heavy with what is happening at home.
Great video I fish a small wild brown trout river in Ireland, Zero room for casting but its the best fishing ever, a trout 1lb is a very good fish indeed in these rivers. once your in the water you see so much more to, the wildlife really seems to accept you a lot better.
A feast for the eyes. Beautiful little stream, with so much life in and above the water. Looks like some of the tiny streams that I enjoy fishing here in Victoria, Australia. Cheers, Steve
Nice video brother. i mostly fish warm water species on the fly, but I can totally appreciate whats goin on here, you can't beat wild trout. Small Creeks are where it's at
Really nice video Adam,well done. It looks really tranquil and beautiful. Your small setup seems ideal for that type of fishing.Thanks for taking the time to show it.
just got back from a trip to northeast victoria australia similar streams some sweet browns and rainbows all on drys i think you would love it and you can fish any water for a poultry 27 dollars a year [cost of vic fishing licence] thanks for posting i enjoyed your video very nice!!
Awesome video mate, I live in Southwest and have got a few little brooks and streams like that around me! Absolutely awesome...love the little rod and reel its epic, Best of luck
Very well done video Buddy. I have no idea where you were, but, I could easily get lost there for a week and not think anything of it. When I get tired, I would just prop myself against a tree and have a nap. Of course, I would need my usual fair of fishing food. Ham sandwiches on Kaiser Buns and cold beer. That stream looks as tho it can keep a few cans of beer cool for a while.
What a heavenly evening--birdsong, dappled, fading light, the gurgling of your mystery stream...I want to do this! Can a 53 year old woman learn how to fly-fish?!
+Lynne Perkins Yes, do it Lynne. Don't have any wishes left on your Bucket List. It is not as difficult as some may let on that it is. As in anything, practice makes perfect, and anything worth while usually hurts a bit. In the end, you will find that Fly Fishing, Nature, and the description that you typed seems to have hit the nail on the hard perfectly, it rejuvenates your Soul and Spirit. Where ever you live, do a search for any local Fly Clubs, and join up. That will be a great start for you. I'm 58 in a week and still Fishing. I plan on doing it until I can no longer walk. Figure that with any luck, I still have a good decade or so in me. Be careful tho. Fly Fishing can be Addictive. You may find yourself using up some sick days from work in the Summer. Altho, catching fish is the main idea, and the challenge that using a Fly Rod and Flies that it represents, some days you will get skunked, more often than not, but you will still walk away knowing that you had a great day. Nothing like the fresh air, the sound of birds twittering and the gentle babble of the stream or brook, and you will drift into a deep sleep later on that is difficult to reproduce with anything else.
Nice, just got to love small streams and wild trout. I do this in the highlands of southeast Australia, where 1 to1 1/2lb is the average and boy do they put up a fight.
great video! I like this style of fishing. What line do you use? Cortland 444 DT/WF? How do you like it? How is the coating? How long can you use one line? Thanks
Nice! I'm off to the Taw next Tuesday and I can't wait. I'm surprised you get away with the amount of false casting that you do. Perhaps I shouldn't be so self-conscious about it.
Great video, I have just bought a 7' for a 2 weight!! I have coupled that with an Orvis Battenkill BBS 1 which is a little gem of a reel, is this the reel you are using here??
Hello again, Using such a short rod, how long was your leader? I've sometimes used very short ones around 3 to 4 feet on tiny streams. The trout dont seem to mind! Cheers, Steve.
Brilliant Video!!! Small fish on small tackle on small streams is what i live for!!!
My hats off to you man. It takes some skill to fly fish a small stream with a lot of shrubbery. I fish a lot small creaks in Wisconsin where there is little space for back casting. Well worth it but not for a beginner.
Great video. I love little streams!!!! They have the wildest trouts, surely not so big, but wild. Very compliments!
Brilliant to watch. I live in Monte Carlo now and watching this reminds me of Summer nights, on the hillside streams, back home in the Pennine Hills in Lancashire. Can't wait to get back there in the summer an sneak a few out on a dry.
Mayfly you have just got to love them! Great vid thanks .
Great little video. God how I miss England and this type of fishing I did so much of in Yorkshire as a young man. I fear for the future of my homeland . . .
J.
🇬🇧🇨🇦
As an expat living the west indies, I miss. Sea trout at night on the Towy in june. Draught Guinness, Donna kebabs...oh, shooting a buck at daybreak. My heart is heavy with what is happening at home.
this is all what you need: no soundtrack or music just sound of water and sparkle of light, steady cam, bugs above, your fly, the take .
Great video I fish a small wild brown trout river in Ireland, Zero room for casting but its the best fishing ever, a trout 1lb is a very good fish indeed in these rivers. once your in the water you see so much more to, the wildlife really seems to accept you a lot better.
Absolutely beautiful it's like heaven I used to fly fish as a boy and am thinking of taking it up again in my older years 😊
A feast for the eyes. Beautiful little stream, with so much life in and above the water. Looks like some of the tiny streams that I enjoy fishing here in Victoria, Australia.
Cheers,
Steve
Beautiful footage, creatively shot and as always a thorough joy to watch. That stream looks jam packed with features and wonderfully intimate.
Nice video brother. i mostly fish warm water species on the fly, but I can totally appreciate whats goin on here, you can't beat wild trout. Small Creeks are where it's at
Fantastic video and great to see you fishing on light tackle,, fantastic fun on light tackle..
Really nice video Adam,well done. It looks really tranquil and beautiful. Your small setup seems ideal for that type of fishing.Thanks for taking the time to show it.
just got back from a trip to northeast victoria australia similar streams some sweet browns and rainbows all on drys i think you would love it and you can fish any water for a poultry 27 dollars a year [cost of vic fishing licence] thanks for posting i enjoyed your video very nice!!
Great fishing, I fish a small river near me it's got more grayling in it than trout, lovely
What a beautiful place!
Very Nice vid Sir, good fishing, Its amazing what can be caught in a small stream well done.
Nice job Adam well done
Awesome video mate, I live in Southwest and have got a few little brooks and streams like that around me! Absolutely awesome...love the little rod and reel its epic, Best of luck
great little film.
Very well done video Buddy. I have no idea where you were, but, I could easily get lost there for a week and not think anything of it. When I get tired, I would just prop myself against a tree and have a nap. Of course, I would need my usual fair of fishing food. Ham sandwiches on Kaiser Buns and cold beer. That stream looks as tho it can keep a few cans of beer cool for a while.
Enjoy these videos. It may be that Rawson and Perrin as rod makers is now closed.
Keith C thanks Keith. Still going strong making rods, just under a slightly different name. I’ll get back to doing some videos at some point!
Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing
thanks for reminding me. just been up to the loft to get my waders out!!
Love the small streams. Nice video. greetings from New York.
That's a cracking good video! Giving me cabin fever.
Great video and some lovely trout! I thought my little 6' rod was small!! ATB
What a heavenly evening--birdsong, dappled, fading light, the gurgling of your mystery stream...I want to do this! Can a 53 year old woman learn how to fly-fish?!
Lynne Perkins anyone can learn if they want to. it's really not so hard. go to howtoflyfish.orvis.com they're super helpful
+Lynne Perkins Yes, do it Lynne. Don't have any wishes left on your Bucket List. It is not as difficult as some may let on that it is. As in anything, practice makes perfect, and anything worth while usually hurts a bit. In the end, you will find that Fly Fishing, Nature, and the description that you typed seems to have hit the nail on the hard perfectly, it rejuvenates your Soul and Spirit. Where ever you live, do a search for any local Fly Clubs, and join up. That will be a great start for you. I'm 58 in a week and still Fishing. I plan on doing it until I can no longer walk. Figure that with any luck, I still have a good decade or so in me. Be careful tho. Fly Fishing can be Addictive. You may find yourself using up some sick days from work in the Summer. Altho, catching fish is the main idea, and the challenge that using a Fly Rod and Flies that it represents, some days you will get skunked, more often than not, but you will still walk away knowing that you had a great day. Nothing like the fresh air, the sound of birds twittering and the gentle babble of the stream or brook, and you will drift into a deep sleep later on that is difficult to reproduce with anything else.
+Lynne Perkins
Best angler (or one of the best) in our club CLFF is a woman of that sort of age . .
Very nice....loved it.
Nice, just got to love small streams and wild trout. I do this in the highlands of southeast Australia, where 1 to1 1/2lb is the average and boy do they put up a fight.
Sweet video
amazing video, love small streams!
My idea of what heaven must look like, splendid video..
Great fishing, nice filming.
Brilliant video! And lovely set up:) im a very keen angler and fly fish in my little local river:)
Great video thanks. Greetings from New York!
That looks like a good time
Lynn perking I'm 59 and took it up last year and I'm 8 all over again☺☺☺
great video! I like this style of fishing. What line do you use? Cortland 444 DT/WF? How do you like it? How is the coating? How long can you use one line? Thanks
some good fish handling there mate looks like a nice river can you tell me what you call the river ?
Nice! I'm off to the Taw next Tuesday and I can't wait. I'm surprised you get away with the amount of false casting that you do. Perhaps I shouldn't be so self-conscious about it.
great video
Reminds me of the little Dart in Devon ..?
It’s not, but glad you can draw comparisons!
Cumberland is nice. You should check my videos fishing the lackawana river here in Scranton. Some nice browns for sure man.
Great video, I have just bought a 7' for a 2 weight!! I have coupled that with an Orvis Battenkill BBS 1 which is a little gem of a reel, is this the reel you are using here??
Is this the river wandle by any chance and iff not what is it called ??
Hey Rawsonandperrin, Cmon its the Ecclesbourne in Derbyshire aint it? I recognise that wierd bluish tinge to the water
is this a derbyshire stream looks very nice
nice video!
Are you going to make another one any time soon? And have thou used a tripod in this?great videos
Cheers
Sweet! Thanks.
first take, nice
Hello again,
Using such a short rod, how long was your leader? I've sometimes used very short ones around 3 to 4 feet on tiny streams. The trout dont seem to mind!
Cheers,
Steve.
what for a really nice video :)
fantastic.... i think, i love this little river :)
where is there?
Hi Adam , can i ask what and how are u editing this on ? as its very impressive ...plus the fishing is just amazing
Where in England is this?
magic.
Omg looks amazing
That bridge looks so much like Glenfaba bridge nr Peel?
Kevskiok glad you’re drawing comparisons, but it’s not this one. A small stream in the south west.
what make is the rod?
what is the name of the stream?
what rod is that?
What line where you using
PlayR_MG 2 I think it’s a cortland 444 in peach
Where is it
Great vid looks like it maybe the river Eculsbourne by duffield derbyshire . Its a limestone.