SALMON FISHING | SPRINGERS | Scottish Highlands | Scotland | Spring - 2022
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Salmon fly fishing for spring salmon in the Scottish Highlands on the Rivers Spey, Findhorn, Conon and the Oich.
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Beautiful footage, and some good big salmon being caught and safely released. Top man. 👍
Thanks Colin
Absolutely tremendous!!!!. Would love to know a bit more about the Oich.
Thanks David the Oich forms part of the Ness system. It can have a good spring run starting as early as February. Lovely clear fly water but need to factor in that it is Hydro controlled so can fluctuate a fair bit at times.
Great video Dave some great captures can’t wait to see how the new camera turns out
Cheers Chris camera is a lot different hope have something to record next year :)
This video has made me proper excited to get out for some springer fishing. Can’t wait.
Awesome video
Stunning video, thought the others were good but this is superb! Congratulations, some absolute belters of chrome beauties there! You seem to have a fantastic Spring season, well done! NOt sure I would want to fish with you though, seems I would spend a large amount of time netting all your fish! lol
Cheers Colin 2022 was a much better spring season compared to this year. Don't worry i dont upload the blank days there have been a few 🤣🤣
I love this video - great job, good casting, and beautiful scenery
Thanks James
music spoils it
Hannnn 😍
Fantastic!
Superb video bud. Great watch 👍🎣
Thanks Stevie
Thank you for these POV videos. They help my spey loving patients as they transition to end of life.
Thank you very much Jesse your comments mean a lot to me.
Beautiful work. We are planning our trip for February and March. This video really helped to see what I might find lurking under the surface. Thanks for the inspiration.
Good luck when you go Mark you will need a bit of perseverance in spring but spring fish are the strongest and most bonnie fish to catch .
Beautiful video🤩! What fly rod and line did you use ?
Thanks Jim the rods used are 15ft Mackenzie G2 and 14ft Mackenzie FX1. Lines are Mackenzie Spey lines.
Wonderful cinematography. I'm a Yank from N.E. Washington state. Just got my first spey rod. Both of my great grandmother's were from Scotland. Anne Mctavish and Anne Buchanan both highlanders. I was in Scotland in 2008 and I can't wait to come back and roam my ancestral land. I love fishing and I'm now retired. One year would be enough time for me to explore and fish and learn about my scottish culture. Fly fishing has been apart of my life since I was 12 years old. Living in the western United States I've had the pleasure of fishing Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon and Washington. I went to Alaska in 1984 and caught salmon and grayling on the flyrod. It would be the utmost honor for me to learn from the Scottish locals the customs of fishing and releasing your magnificent salmon. Do you have steelhead trout? They are sea run rainbow trout that grow to 30 lbs. The average steelhead is around 14 lbs. They are magnificent fighters especially the summer run, acrobatic jumpers they are. My timeline for coming your way would be 2024. I have no idea where a good starting point would be for my adventure so any advice would surely be welcome. I'm also an avid archery and rifle big game hunter. Would love to take a red stag with my yew wood bow that I built years ago.
Hi John good to hear from you my mother was a Mctavish as well. Sounds like you have great experience and gained great enjoyment from fly fishing. In the Highlands there are many great salmon rivers and many good trout lochs. So the species we have is Salmon, seatrout and brown trout only wish we had the steelhead as well though. Plenty of options to take a stag but its not something i do so cant really advise. I would say best bet is to base yourself from Inverness and there are many fishing options available to you as well as plenty of great scenery. Oh an of course there is the Loch Ness monster also close by :)
Thanks for the reply. Can't wait to learn how to spey cast. Thanks for the advice.
It's not about the fish you catch, but the places you catch them in, some beautiful footage I hope you enjoyed every minute! Awesome!!
Think you are spot on there the Highlands is spectacular, thanks !!
@@nairnfly just beautiful 😍
Thoroughly enjoyable, thank you.
Fantastic footage! May I ask what camera you are using? Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Andy i use a Gopro Hero 7 black.
Well with the last days of 2022 season lost to big water and earlier no water Im just wishing salmo salar safe spawning on the redds whereever they swim in UK rivers.
Yes here,s to those first April days out wading casting and concentrating again.
I might have a Gledswood or a Willie Gunn in action.
Simon Artley
Yes looking forward to fishing early next year...good choice for flies i would include a Dee Monkey as well.
Ah yes I'll check the box...or get on with it at the vice.
Maybe one day get up that far...share a day with someone and all the atmosphere and hope.Findhorn ?I tried in once on Association water in March 1982...and walked along it upstream...wishing.
Safe wading
Super camera work and editing!!
Thank you very much !
Stunning.
Thank you! Cheers!
Cracking video with some awesome fish!
Thanks Jon 👍
Superb footage once again and can't wait until 2023 to get going again.
Thanks Steven wonder what the winter will be like, hopefully we get reasonable snow to keep levels up.
Fantastic fishing and fisherman
Thanks 👍
Braw, roll on Spring 23
Thanks Alan 👍
Class video 😎
Thank you
what class are you fishing with?
Hi Kristian i am assuming you are talking about the SD card in the camera ? Wells its Gopro Hero 7 Black with Scandisk extreme UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 30 (V30) SD card.
amazing video as always davie !! grim season on the nairn for me hooked one and lost it 🤦
Thanks John ! Well the Nairn had the worst year i can remember in terms of fish in the system. I would say club catches were down by 50%. Normally the Nairn is reliable so hope for better luck next year 👍