Hello Dietrich,, good memories of the past and what an amazing place to fish and worth the long walk,Thanks for a great trip, thumbs up and greetings to all,, Tony.
Thank you, Tony. Still dreaming of that day and all the impressions it gave me. Surely a day to remember. Alas, the season is more or less over now and we are looking already forward to the next one. I think they call that "Tempus Fugit". Have a good time and lots of greetings, Dietrich.
Well done you two boyos. That was some hike. A pint must have tasted soooo good! Such a wild and unspoilt place, only in the Donegal Bluestacks. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Lucky for you it was bright and sunny with a decent breeze. I can only imagine what the midges would be like up there on a still day at the right time of the year..... I often wonder how on earth fish came to populate such remote and elevated locations as these, nature is amazing.
Thank you, Richard. There are surely amazing places up in the Blue Stacks, and usually in every little pond or stream trout can be found, not so however in "The Kingdom of Durko", everything looks so fishy but no fish there at all. Take care and all the best, Dietrich.
You're a better man than me Dierich! I'm 63, next January and really starting to feel it now after a long walk. I reckon I might have ten seasons left in me if I'm lucky..
I thought I was watching a Halloween movie there. Lol. Looks like an amazing place. Not many weeks left in the season. Thanks for great clips all season.
Congratulations Dietrich for a wonderful video, I must say your pictures of the beautiful landscape are a pleasure to watch. How I envy you, and wish I could physically follow the same trail ,but i'm afraid it's not to be. so it's a great big THANK YOU for sharing such a wonderful trip. Heres to your next outing. Take care. Dave Mac.
Thank you, Dave and thank you for watching. It was a hike surely and we were both happy when back at the car; another unforgetable day. And that pint afterwards was one of the best ones ever. All the best and take care, Dietrich.
That was some hike lads - well done. Amazing how some lakes have no takes and another one nearby has doubles at each cast. Enjoyed the video - keep them coming.
Thank you, John. Some publications claim that system holds trout, but as the farmer at the bottom told us: no fish in that lake, if you should catch one I'll give you a reward. In these last 40 years or so I fished most of the 70 lakes or so up there in the Blue Stacks and only half of them actually hold trout. Next season we'll be somewhere up there again, definitely. Cheers.
That's right, Cuan. There are two more, similar, places in the Blue Stacks, not quite as remote, but still a good bit away from habitation; and they both hold fish, definitely. Shall we go there next season?
Normally when I watch your trout videos I think "How can there be nobody else fishing in such a beautiful place stuffed with fish?" This time I think I know the answer already!
Well, the Donegal mountain lakes are definitely not "overfished" and we didn't come across any signs of angling during that perticular excursion. And I had the feeling: the last people who fished here were Ray and I in 1991. Thank you for watching, sir and all the best.
Another fine day in Ireland has shown us the secret of your youth Dietrich, those long trek's into the Donegal country side, well in this case a long climb up close to where God himself wets a line. Keeps you young and fit and once you have made it back down you top it off with the nectar of the gods a fine Irish pint. Well done Dietrich now gets some rest young man.
Thank you, Jim. Love to hear that "young man" bit; just lovely. The season is more or less over and then there'll be enough time over the winter to rest, tie flies and dream of next seasons adventures. Have a good time and cheers.
That's right. When Ross comes home without a fish, Hannah asks him: have you been fishing with Dietrich? So, I have a reputation now and wait until you come to Donegal.🙂
We went up above Lough Eske to the Blue Stack Montain crash site of a ww2 crashed plane, after a couple of hours climb, we were amazed to see two men up at the top, with tractor tailor, quad, and a monster of a digger on top of the Mountain, don't be amazed if these folk start to drain these lakes, no machine should be up there at all.
Dietrich and Ross that is the best fishing in the world ..Thanks a million...
Thank you, Gary. We definitely felt like being on top of the world, like.
Ihr seid unglaublich toll. Ich bin stolz auf dich und die unglaublich schönen Filme.
Vielen Dank, Iris. Freut mich wirklich, daß Dir unsere kleinen Filmchen gefallen.
Hello Dietrich,, good memories of the past and what an amazing place to fish and worth the long walk,Thanks for a great trip, thumbs up and greetings to all,, Tony.
Thank you, Tony. Still dreaming of that day and all the impressions it gave me. Surely a day to remember. Alas, the season is more or less over now and we are looking already forward to the next one. I think they call that "Tempus Fugit". Have a good time and lots of greetings, Dietrich.
Wonderful day, your so lucky, thanks for sharing
Spectacular day somehow, unforgettable. Thank you for watching and cheers.
Well done you two boyos. That was some hike. A pint must have tasted soooo good! Such a wild and unspoilt place, only in the Donegal Bluestacks. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Lucky for you it was bright and sunny with a decent breeze. I can only imagine what the midges would be like up there on a still day at the right time of the year..... I often wonder how on earth fish came to populate such remote and elevated locations as these, nature is amazing.
Thank you, Richard. There are surely amazing places up in the Blue Stacks, and usually in every little pond or stream trout can be found, not so however in "The Kingdom of Durko", everything looks so fishy but no fish there at all. Take care and all the best, Dietrich.
What a beautiful place, and what a great fishing adventure. I hope the young fellas do not wear out following you around 🍺 cheers
Thank you, David. Quite a hike it was and we are glad to have done it. One of those days you'll never forget. All the best.
I love that word, "knackered."
One of the first words I learned after moving to Ireland.🙂
You're a better man than me Dierich! I'm 63, next January and really starting to feel it now after a long walk. I reckon I might have ten seasons left in me if I'm lucky..
Ditto.....
Hopefully there are ten more seasons or so in it for me too. That would be great. Thank you, Gary and thank you for watching. Cheers.
I thought I was watching a Halloween movie there. Lol. Looks like an amazing place. Not many weeks left in the season. Thanks for great clips all season.
Thank you, Mr. Martin. That's right, the season'll be over very soon now; and we are dreaming already of the next one. Tempus Fugit.
Well done what a hike I’m not sure I could have done that 32 years later lol beautiful video coverage nice to see it thanks
Thank you, sir. Yes, 32 years on and, more or less, nothing has changed. May it stay like that forever. Greetings and thank you for watching.
Congratulations Dietrich for a wonderful video, I must say your pictures of the beautiful landscape are a pleasure to watch.
How I envy you, and wish I could physically follow the same trail ,but i'm afraid it's not to be. so it's a great big THANK YOU
for sharing such a wonderful trip. Heres to your next outing. Take care. Dave Mac.
Thank you, Dave and thank you for watching. It was a hike surely and we were both happy when back at the car; another unforgetable day. And that pint afterwards was one of the best ones ever. All the best and take care, Dietrich.
That was some hike lads - well done. Amazing how some lakes have no takes and another one nearby has doubles at each cast. Enjoyed the video - keep them coming.
Thank you, John. Some publications claim that system holds trout, but as the farmer at the bottom told us: no fish in that lake, if you should catch one I'll give you a reward. In these last 40 years or so I fished most of the 70 lakes or so up there in the Blue Stacks and only half of them actually hold trout. Next season we'll be somewhere up there again, definitely. Cheers.
That was a welcome pint I should think!
One of the best and most deseved ones ever. Thank you and cheers.
Spectacular place amazing. Well worth the walk on. Keep doing it making great videos.
Thank you, Vincent. Surely an amazing place; something that gives you nice dreams at night. Have a good time and all the best from Donegal.
Magnificent
Thank you, glad that you like our little movie.
The pint at the end was well worth the walk Fantastic 👍🍺🍺
That was one of the best pints ever. Thank you, Robert for watching and all the best.
Mighty stuff. Especially the hallucinations. Quite like the end of 2001 a space odyssey....
That's right, Cuan. There are two more, similar, places in the Blue Stacks, not quite as remote, but still a good bit away from habitation; and they both hold fish, definitely. Shall we go there next season?
An entertaining video! Glad you both got some fish in the end
Thank you, sir. And we were glad to get back to the car, unharmed. All the best and take care.
Amazeing love to see it looks so untouched
Tha's right, Martin. You had the feeling no man was there before, like. All the best and cheers.
Wow!
Enjoyed the kingdom of burka n the sunshine in donegal wow we have a few days left here in portugal then back to belfast
Have a good time in the sun and a safe trip back home to Belfast. Cheers.
So beautiful u reckon salmon are their too in winter
Don't think so.
The falls amazeing no salmon up above that
Amazingly no fish at all above the falls.
Reckon u were last to fish it in 91 amazeing
That's exactly the feeling I had when up there, Martin.
Normally when I watch your trout videos I think "How can there be nobody else fishing in such a beautiful place stuffed with fish?" This time I think I know the answer already!
Well, the Donegal mountain lakes are definitely not "overfished" and we didn't come across any signs of angling during that perticular excursion. And I had the feeling: the last people who fished here were Ray and I in 1991. Thank you for watching, sir and all the best.
A pint 🍺 well deserved gentlemen…
That's righ, Stiofain. And badly needed.
Kingdom of Durko! The whole world seems like the Kingdom of Durko these days....
You have a point there, Henry. Thank you for watching and all the best.
Another fine day in Ireland has shown us the secret of your youth Dietrich, those long trek's into the Donegal country side, well in this case a long climb up close to where God himself wets a line. Keeps you young and fit and once you have made it back down you top it off with the nectar of the gods a fine Irish pint. Well done Dietrich now gets some rest young man.
Thank you, Jim. Love to hear that "young man" bit; just lovely. The season is more or less over and then there'll be enough time over the winter to rest, tie flies and dream of next seasons adventures. Have a good time and cheers.
As I was watching this film I thought these two boys will be ready for a pint or two at the end of it.I wasn’t, wrong😀
Or, as the man says: badly needed and well deserved. Thank you for watching and cheers.
Wet windy day it'd be like being in the remotest place on earth
That's right.
Sorry got my spelling wrong enjoyed the kingdom of durko.. portugese beer
The Portugese beer, dangerous stuff, sir.🙂
More abysmal guiding!! 😂
That's right. When Ross comes home without a fish, Hannah asks him: have you been fishing with Dietrich? So, I have a reputation now and wait until you come to Donegal.🙂
Hast Dir Heimarbeit mit nach Hause genommen 😂
Mensch Dietrich das war ja noch schöner alls unsere bergtour! Grüße Werner 😅
We went up above Lough Eske to the Blue Stack Montain crash site of a ww2 crashed plane, after a couple of hours climb, we were amazed to see two men up at the top, with tractor tailor, quad, and a monster of a digger on top of the Mountain, don't be amazed if these folk start to drain these lakes, no machine should be up there at all.
Ach, Werner, es ist ja immer nur Arbeit, Arbeit, Arbeit.🙂
You are absolutely right, sir, everything is constantly under thret@@softlad68
Rivers were better then so was ireland so was europe
Things have definitely changed and mostly not for the better.