Lovely bit river, looks like its one of the rivers in the USA with the scenery. Can't beat getting away from everything and being alone in the wilderness, great for the dog as well. You're right about working the river out for yourself, its how you learn and more rewarding when you catch a fish, thats one of the reasons i tie flies because theres nothing better than catching a fish on your own creation. Love your videos and hope you keep making them for years to come, thanks for taking the time to get them filmed, edited and uploaded.
Haha now that's the type of invite that makes my ears stand up. One day I would love to visit BC. In the meantime though I have still a lot of rivers to discover in the UK.
Excellent Rob as always, it's a lovely beat! Aside from water heights then water temperature differences will also create a barrier for fish at that time of year. If you are going to fish a 'monkey' then you need to strip and the faster the better! Thanks again for a great video. '
@@abakerslife Pretty simple to explain, I’m retired, avid fly fisher/tyer & now disabled. My days of wading & fly fishing are over so I enjoy the sport through gentlemen such as yourself. We don’t have Atlantic salmon here where I live…
Enjoyed the video. River looks really interesting. Shame you didn’t catch, was willing you along the whole video😂. Looking forward to your next trip out!
Cheers Alex, it's ok I have mentally prepared myself for a good long string of blanks early season I'm just happy to be out and about again. When that fishy does eventually come it's going to be all the sweeter.
They get used to the fresh water down in the brakkish section close to the sea, the temperature in the water is mostly the limiting factor for how fast or far up they will go depnding on the river's waterlevel.
The Findhorn is my favourite river as my parents live less than a mile from it. I also caught my first ever salmon on the fly from the findhorn. I'm hoping to give the association water a go in a couple of weeks never fished it that far down before. Tight lines for the next trip.
Fishing a Beat you don’t know without some kind of ghillie guidance is difficult. He could have shown you the best spots and just as important the tide times and when to be in the water…fished Darnaway Home beat a few times, if you catch it right can be very good - had 36 for the week back in 2012!! Tight lines..
Cheers Paul, I think exploring new water and working out how to fish it is what interests me most. The fish catching is secondary. I have done some days with ghillies though and have enjoyed the experience each time and learnt a lot. Sometimes I like a day on my own to just roam with the dog. That was a fine week you must've had, I'm back up there next month to fish the association water again so hopefully might have more success. Tight lines to you.
Often wondered, I can kip in my Octavia estate and fish but I don't reckon you can drink and sleep in the back of your car cause you're then drunk in charge. Is that the case? What about motorhomes etc too?
I would assume that technically speaking you would be outside of the law but i think if you were bedded down in a sleeping bag etc it would take a very pedantic police officer to bother you.
Great videos as always 👍 If you dont mind me asking where about did you stay over in your van ? im looking to fish the same river this year staying with a motorhome 🎣
I stayed on private land at the invitation of a friend of a friend. I believe there is a motorhome stopover at Findhorn west beach which might be your best bet as it didn't seem to me that many other options are available.
Hey man, was wondering what the regulations on keeping salmon are on your home water the Coquet, I seen you mention a couple times on previous videos if the salmon was bigger you would of kept it. Is there limits on how many per season you can keep and specific time window? Just up here in Scotland it’s all conservation for salmon nowadays. Also your videos are great keep em coming🎣🐟
Hi, all salmon must be returned before the 16th of June and after the 30th of September. Catch and release is encouraged and practiced by the majority of anglers. Many anglers however choose to take one salmon per year which is the approach I have decided to adopt providing that the overall run is healthy. Last year was my first year fishing for salmon and although it was the driest year on record I was surprised by the numbers of fish that ran both the Coquet and the Tyne. I feel that if I have seen plenty of fish over the course of a season with my own eyes then I will be comfortable taking a fish for the table. If the run is poor then I won't. Thanks for the encouragment.
@@abakerslife that’s really cool you get the option to keep one. I fish the river Leven here in Scotland Mainly for brown trout but we do get a decent sea trout and salmon run. Will be my 3rd season on the river this year and hope to catch my first salmon on my local, big bucket list goal for me! I did hook a big salmon last season but was on light euro nymph gear, shot off 30 yards downstream and snapped my 4lb pound tippet, caught me by surprise and made the rest of the brown trout I caught that session feel pretty underwhelming. Tight lines mate. All the best! 🎣🎣
Lovely bit river, looks like its one of the rivers in the USA with the scenery. Can't beat getting away from everything and being alone in the wilderness, great for the dog as well. You're right about working the river out for yourself, its how you learn and more rewarding when you catch a fish, thats one of the reasons i tie flies because theres nothing better than catching a fish on your own creation. Love your videos and hope you keep making them for years to come, thanks for taking the time to get them filmed, edited and uploaded.
Many thanks for the kind comment. I have started tying myself this year and it has really added an extra dimension to my fishing.
Would love to invite you to fish the Skeena River in BC.
Haha now that's the type of invite that makes my ears stand up. One day I would love to visit BC. In the meantime though I have still a lot of rivers to discover in the UK.
Excellent Rob as always, it's a lovely beat! Aside from water heights then water temperature differences will also create a barrier for fish at that time of year. If you are going to fish a 'monkey' then you need to strip and the faster the better! Thanks again for a great video. '
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I truly look forward to your videos! Thank you for sharing them!
You're welcome, it amazes me that anyone would watch them but they're fun to do so I shall perservere with them.
@@abakerslife Pretty simple to explain, I’m retired, avid fly fisher/tyer & now disabled. My days of wading & fly fishing are over so I enjoy the sport through gentlemen such as yourself. We don’t have Atlantic salmon here where I live…
@@50Squirrel Well I am delighted to have you joining us on the riverbank, in spirit so to speak.
Thoroughly enjoy your humor
Thanks, it gets me through the chaos that is modern life.
Enjoyed the video. River looks really interesting. Shame you didn’t catch, was willing you along the whole video😂. Looking forward to your next trip out!
Cheers Alex, it's ok I have mentally prepared myself for a good long string of blanks early season I'm just happy to be out and about again. When that fishy does eventually come it's going to be all the sweeter.
They get used to the fresh water down in the brakkish section close to the sea, the temperature in the water is mostly the limiting factor for how fast or far up they will go depnding on the river's waterlevel.
Looks like your in salmon paradise......🙂👍
Just add salmon and it would have been!
My favourite stretch of river anywhere the Gorge is stunning.
I agree that the gorge is amazing.
Another great video mate I'm looking to fish Northumberland club water the river till in September for 2 or 3 day just wondered if u fished there mate
The fed water on the Till? If so no I haven't made it there yet. Hopefully I will have the chance this year.
Enjoyed as always! Great video mate.🙌🏻
Cheers Steve.
Ah part 2 , new subscriber here , looking forward to watching and heading up to same stretch soon , tight lines for the season fella awe the best …
Many thanks, hope the fish are there waiting for your arrival.
Another cracking video love it , and the Cigar 😂👍👍🥃
Cheers Chris, to your good health.
You have a nice dog~ Thank you for sharing the good video.
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
The Findhorn is my favourite river as my parents live less than a mile from it. I also caught my first ever salmon on the fly from the findhorn. I'm hoping to give the association water a go in a couple of weeks never fished it that far down before. Tight lines for the next trip.
Many thanks Toby, same to you.
Great stuff yet again.
Many thanks Marco.
Fishing a Beat you don’t know without some kind of ghillie guidance is difficult. He could have shown you the best spots and just as important the tide times and when to be in the water…fished Darnaway Home beat a few times, if you catch it right can be very good - had 36 for the week back in 2012!! Tight lines..
Cheers Paul, I think exploring new water and working out how to fish it is what interests me most. The fish catching is secondary. I have done some days with ghillies though and have enjoyed the experience each time and learnt a lot. Sometimes I like a day on my own to just roam with the dog.
That was a fine week you must've had, I'm back up there next month to fish the association water again so hopefully might have more success.
Tight lines to you.
Really enjoyed that video.
Many thanks, good luck with the aviation.
Thank you. Didn't realise how complicated it was going to be. Think I'm improving. Look forward to your next video. All the best to you. X
Often wondered, I can kip in my Octavia estate and fish but I don't reckon you can drink and sleep in the back of your car cause you're then drunk in charge. Is that the case? What about motorhomes etc too?
I would assume that technically speaking you would be outside of the law but i think if you were bedded down in a sleeping bag etc it would take a very pedantic police officer to bother you.
Great videos as always 👍 If you dont mind me asking where about did you stay over in your van ? im looking to fish the same river this year staying with a motorhome 🎣
I stayed on private land at the invitation of a friend of a friend. I believe there is a motorhome stopover at Findhorn west beach which might be your best bet as it didn't seem to me that many other options are available.
Hey man, was wondering what the regulations on keeping salmon are on your home water the Coquet, I seen you mention a couple times on previous videos if the salmon was bigger you would of kept it. Is there limits on how many per season you can keep and specific time window? Just up here in Scotland it’s all conservation for salmon nowadays.
Also your videos are great keep em coming🎣🐟
Hi, all salmon must be returned before the 16th of June and after the 30th of September. Catch and release is encouraged and practiced by the majority of anglers. Many anglers however choose to take one salmon per year which is the approach I have decided to adopt providing that the overall run is healthy. Last year was my first year fishing for salmon and although it was the driest year on record I was surprised by the numbers of fish that ran both the Coquet and the Tyne. I feel that if I have seen plenty of fish over the course of a season with my own eyes then I will be comfortable taking a fish for the table. If the run is poor then I won't.
Thanks for the encouragment.
@@abakerslife that’s really cool you get the option to keep one. I fish the river Leven here in Scotland Mainly for brown trout but we do get a decent sea trout and salmon run. Will be my 3rd season on the river this year and hope to catch my first salmon on my local, big bucket list goal for me! I did hook a big salmon last season but was on light euro nymph gear, shot off 30 yards downstream and snapped my 4lb pound tippet, caught me by surprise and made the rest of the brown trout I caught that session feel pretty underwhelming. Tight lines mate. All the best! 🎣🎣
@@alexwhite883 Same to you mate, I'm sure you'll get one.
I'm looking forward to a new season 🎣
Hope it's bountiful.
That's why I rarely post... due to all the guff spake by these experts😂
Really beutiful rod what kind is it :)?
Hardy Ultralite 13'6
What do you pay for fishing there? Great film and river
Thanks, I think it was £40 or £45.
Надо поработать над забросом, у вас не разворачивается до конца петля. Это важно при подаче приманки.
Skin one up for me pal I will see you at Forres 💨
Whatever do you mean? Let me know if you get some fish up there and I might try to make it up. It's a long way to go to blank again!!