Oh what a beauiiful you call home. Those streams with the trout and the sky so beautiful. Fred I reside in America in the state of West Virginia we have several species of trout here Natives are very special for us. The colors of the body are so outstanding. I would love to just sit and have a long caht with you about trout fishing. Thansks for posting and i hope I have gained a friend again thanks. Stay safe.
I have the same rod and enjoy it. I often prefer the ZhusRods 7'0" four weight when wind is not too strong and when small flies are needed. I also have a Zhus 7-1/2' bamboo fly rod for line 5 that is a pleasure as well. The latter rod is a great tool for penetrating wind, for high sticking small trout streams, for mending the line, and for presenting wind resistant flies. These rods are excellent for fishing flies on or near the surface. Additionally, they are very effective with an indicator and nymphs. The rods are very cost effective and I always purchase the models with an extra tip. Thank you for sharing the beautiful surroundings and for featuring a Zhus bamboo fly rod. Cheers, Ron. Northeast Iowa, USA.
Hi Ron and thanks for the comment. Yes it is a nice rod and very different from the carbon rods normally use. It's good to know they are still available too. They are things of beauty. 😊
Hi again Fred, another great video. I have 3 can rods of various lengths and weights made by a gentleman who served his time at Hardy bros and stayed with them for 50 years. What a great character and a real gent. Despite their swing weight they are beautiful to fish with. A reminder of times past when rods, like life itself, went at a different pace altogether.
You are a lucky man Peter. There is something "organic" about cane rods. We are fortunate these days to have so much choice and can select our fly rods to suit both the day and the mood. 😉
Thats a lovely home patch of stream you have. I also enjoy fishing my 6'6" 4wt split cane when conditions are right. Small stream fishing I enjoy the most. Glad to see better fishing and weather that you have now. Thanks for sharing.
My papa has a cane rod that he has had for years. He gave me a shot an now I am hooked. Now I have my own airflo rod an love watching your videos. Great information I am learning a lot from you thanks 👍
Love your local river and fauna Fred... and the canny wild brownies are in good condition...feel like I'm fishing with you at this great time of year...really enjoy your videos...thanks for sharing
Great video Fred. I inherited an old bamboo rod and yet to try it out, it's worth a small fortune but I am planning to go completely old school with it and pair it with a traditional reel and a silk line. I read "A Man May Fish" lately and it inspired me to try the old methods of which I am so curious about. Lovely to see you using this rod, something very easy and natural about it. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind comment. 😊 I take that rod out when I'm in an especially relaxed mood and it's not windy. It really is a delight to cast, so relaxing.
Love split cane rods. I have one that my father built, it's probably as long as yours. I use a #5 line on it, haven't tried any other line yet. Got to use it more but I hardly fish small rivers. Love your videos.
There is something relaxing about split cane rods, but to have one your father made is someone special. Glad you like the videos, thanks for watching. 🙂
Another great one Fred, it has everything including interesting gear, a great day out, and lots of fish action as well. Keep it up, although it was a bit longer I watched all of it and loved it.
In the my area we call the wee ones, a wee Spanky LOL. Nice cane rod Wildfisher, I always liked cane and fibreglass rods. Never was keen on Carbon. Just last year I started buying 2nd hand Hardy non Carbon Rods ext, including salmon and trout spinning rods am returning to my youth tackle. Wee funny story, I remember one of my pride a joy Fly Rods, I was up fishing the River Dee one day and the Gillie said wha's is that Bruce and Walker Delux Hexograph, I replied with pride in front of the other rods it mine rubbing my chest.. He replied son that rods for poking cats oot fae below the bed yer surely no gan fash wae that Brute the day. Lol. My heart was broken LOL
I've never had a true wild brown there bigger than about a pound and three quarters. I've had bigger sea trout and the odd salmon, but that was years ago. Loads of fish in the river, but mostly modest sized. 😊
Oh what a beauiiful you call home.
Those streams with the trout and the sky so beautiful.
Fred I reside in America in the state of West Virginia we have several species of trout here Natives are very special for us.
The colors of the body are so outstanding. I would love to just sit and have a long caht with you about trout fishing.
Thansks for posting and i hope I have gained a friend again thanks. Stay safe.
Thank you Jim that's very kind of you. 😊
I have the same rod and enjoy it. I often prefer the ZhusRods 7'0" four weight when wind is not too strong and when small flies are needed. I also have a Zhus 7-1/2' bamboo fly rod for line 5 that is a pleasure as well. The latter rod is a great tool for penetrating wind, for high sticking small trout streams, for mending the line, and for presenting wind resistant flies. These rods are excellent for fishing flies on or near the surface. Additionally, they are very effective with an indicator and nymphs. The rods are very cost effective and I always purchase the models with an extra tip. Thank you for sharing the beautiful surroundings and for featuring a Zhus bamboo fly rod. Cheers, Ron. Northeast Iowa, USA.
Hi Ron and thanks for the comment. Yes it is a nice rod and very different from the carbon rods normally use. It's good to know they are still available too. They are things of beauty. 😊
It is Zhu,Thank you all for your order.
Hi again Fred, another great video. I have 3 can rods of various lengths and weights made by a gentleman who served his time at Hardy bros and stayed with them for 50 years. What a great character and a real gent. Despite their swing weight they are beautiful to fish with. A reminder of times past when rods, like life itself, went at a different pace altogether.
You are a lucky man Peter. There is something "organic" about cane rods. We are fortunate these days to have so much choice and can select our fly rods to suit both the day and the mood. 😉
Thats a lovely home patch of stream you have. I also enjoy fishing my 6'6" 4wt split cane when conditions are right.
Small stream fishing I enjoy the most.
Glad to see better fishing and weather that you have now. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the comment and I'm happy you enjoyed the video. 😊
Excellent Video
Thank you! 😊😊
Good fishing in a beautiful spot.
It is good to have it so nearby. 👍👍
Such a great videos and beautiful fish. You've inspired me to try and find a bamboo rod of my own.
Thanks glad you enjoy them 👍
My papa has a cane rod that he has had for years. He gave me a shot an now I am hooked. Now I have my own airflo rod an love watching your videos. Great information I am learning a lot from you thanks 👍
Thanks for your comment glad you enjoy the videos. 😊
Love your local river and fauna Fred... and the canny wild brownies are in good condition...feel like I'm fishing with you at this great time of year...really enjoy your videos...thanks for sharing
Thanks Trevor. I try to engage with the watcher, it's not easy, but sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Glad you enjoyed it again. 😊
Delightful. Lovely day out in a beautiful spot.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! 👍
Great old video. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Beautiful fishing ,love it
Great video Fred. I inherited an old bamboo rod and yet to try it out, it's worth a small fortune but I am planning to go completely old school with it and pair it with a traditional reel and a silk line. I read "A Man May Fish" lately and it inspired me to try the old methods of which I am so curious about. Lovely to see you using this rod, something very easy and natural about it. Thank you.
Thanks for your kind comment. 😊 I take that rod out when I'm in an especially relaxed mood and it's not windy. It really is a delight to cast, so relaxing.
Love split cane rods. I have one that my father built, it's probably as long as yours. I use a #5 line on it, haven't tried any other line yet. Got to use it more but I hardly fish small rivers. Love your videos.
There is something relaxing about split cane rods, but to have one your father made is someone special. Glad you like the videos, thanks for watching. 🙂
Bonnie video mate. I've started using glass again. Fantastic fishing tools
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Lovely, I fish a sharpes featherweight love it on my local river. the action is beautiful , looks great too
The action on these cane rods is just so forgiving. I really enjoyed using that one today. 😊
Another great one Fred, it has everything including interesting gear, a great day out, and lots of fish action as well. Keep it up, although it was a bit longer I watched all of it and loved it.
Thanks Philip glad you enjoyed it. 👍
In the my area we call the wee ones, a wee Spanky LOL.
Nice cane rod Wildfisher, I always liked cane and fibreglass rods.
Never was keen on Carbon.
Just last year I started buying 2nd hand Hardy non Carbon Rods ext, including salmon and trout spinning rods am returning to my youth tackle.
Wee funny story, I remember one of my pride a joy Fly Rods, I was up fishing the River Dee one day and the Gillie said wha's is that Bruce and Walker Delux Hexograph, I replied with pride in front of the other rods it mine rubbing my chest..
He replied son that rods for poking cats oot fae below the bed yer surely no gan fash wae that Brute the day. Lol.
My heart was broken LOL
😂 Great story Cammy!
Your rod looks like it's a dream to use. :-)
It is lovely. 😊
Thats a braw looking wee river. The tackle is perfect for fishing there.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video. It's a fine wee river, not really special, but special to me. 😊
Fantastic,, that’s a fare number of rods you have there.spoilt for choice.
There are more to come ........................ 😂
Most Bamboo rods are like $2000 to $3000! Was wondering what you paid for that Rod. Great footage!
That one was not expensive. Bought from China 15 - 20 years ago. Think it cost about $200
Love this content. What’s the biggest brown you’ve ever had there
I've never had a true wild brown there bigger than about a pound and three quarters. I've had bigger sea trout and the odd salmon, but that was years ago. Loads of fish in the river, but mostly modest sized. 😊