One for the Anglers
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Brown trout......Never fly fished, so I will reach for my fav spinner, or let a worm drift down to him...
Yep.I have a better picture....but not of a better fish! Although I know a spot where I plan to camera fish over the next couple of weeks....they run 3lb plus there...hes a scant pound and a half I guess
Red
She's a beauty. Too expensive to buy a set of fly rod One of the things that I've always wanted to pick up.
singteck
RED: you need a polariser lense
One of the things that I've always wanted to pick up.singteck
RED: you need a polariser lense
She's a beauty. Too expensive to buy a set of fly rod
singteck
RED: you need a polariser lense
Its not as expensive as you might think
The last time i bought a rod for a friend it was only about 15 squid including a reel. I think i even have a spare if your ever passing 
Aloha Red,
Can you post a link to your blog? I would love to read it. And look at all of your nice pictures!
Can you post a link to your blog? I would love to read it. And look at all of your nice pictures!
Thats the one Brian - thanks - I need to figure out how to put a neatly titled link in my sig at some point
Red
Red
Lovely photos!
I'm sorry, but I prefer spinning tackle.
I got a lovely ultra light rod here.
6'2''
2~6lb line.
0.8~4grm casting weight.
It throws a 3grm spoon a very surprising distance.
I've had a 5lb carp on it. (Foul hooked ) So it's strong.
I'd love to have a trout like the ones pictured here on it.
Regarding fly tackle.
Just my opinion. I don't wish to start a quarrel.
Although cheap fly tackle will work,
for the money you will get better quality buying spinning gear.
I've foolishly spent a couple of grand over the last 5~6 years on fishing stuff.
However trout places in the UK don't like lure fishermen.
Happily for me the Japanese don't have any such problems about it.
When I catch a Yamame I'll send a picture.
Best regards,
JC.
I'm sorry, but I prefer spinning tackle.
I got a lovely ultra light rod here.
6'2''
2~6lb line.
0.8~4grm casting weight.
It throws a 3grm spoon a very surprising distance.
I've had a 5lb carp on it. (Foul hooked
) So it's strong.I'd love to have a trout like the ones pictured here on it.
Regarding fly tackle.
Just my opinion. I don't wish to start a quarrel.
Although cheap fly tackle will work,
for the money you will get better quality buying spinning gear.
I've foolishly spent a couple of grand over the last 5~6 years on fishing stuff.
However trout places in the UK don't like lure fishermen.
Happily for me the Japanese don't have any such problems about it.
When I catch a Yamame I'll send a picture.
Best regards,
JC.
Now theres a super fish - never been fishing (well, slung a couple of spinners over the back of a boat for mackerel 20 years ago). Another thing to learn one day
Red
Red
Now thats a bleedin monster! I can only imagine the pride that goes into catching a whale like that!
Red
Red
It was a good day!
I have to say it took about 5 weeks to eat that bugger. It was trout for breakfast, dinner and tea.
Nobody else in the house likes trout
I only wish I had caught it just before a scout camp. I know they would have loved cooking this one over a camp fire.
Nick
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