River Wye Salmon Fishing; a beginners guide - Spinning for a Wye Springer
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2020
- A very basic introduction to spinning for Salmon on a "Middle River" Beat of the River Wye in Herefordshire, UK
For those of you who may be thinking of giving it a go and want to know what you're getting into!
Just what I was looking for!!! As I’m planning on visiting the Wye to target salmon with spinners for the first time!
Excellent film,very imformative.
After many years of trying for springers on other rivers a day on this historic river gets me thinking ahead
I wear a vest with an auto life jacket on the basis if I am incapacitated I do not have to grab the toggle. Touch wood I have not had to put it to the test yet.
If you learn to use an fg knot with risotto finish then it provides a stronger connection that you can make with a swivel, smaller, lighter, catches less weed
Thanks Richard, I've just watched a video and it looks very strong too. I will practice on some heavy nylon first though!
@@wyeme9047 ah hi, since you replied.
I'll get the vid links that I think work best.
There are 3.
My tips would be to do about 22 wraps
Then do rizutto finish with 4 or 5 wraps.
You don't have to wrap it tight, but if you don't you have to pay more attention to sinching it up after 10 or 12 turns and then again after 8 more or something like or you can end up with a slightly looser grip at one end.
You don't have to do this knot under tension but I do
I wrap the leader around the braid, this is easier with stiffer leader. With light lines like trout fishing you can't pull the braid as tight when wrapping as it will kink the leader.
Under tension is also doable in the wind or on boat.
The rizutto finish, although looks really complicated because the idea is new, is actually far faster to tie than the traditional overhand finishes, and they come loose. Mechanically the rizutto finish pulls both components of the knot together, its a genius way to do it.
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Skip to 1.30 in this video and he gets to it.
Braid in teeth (I wrap a little up to bite on to) line coming out of rod tip with a little tension.
Then wrap as this guy does
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@@wyeme9047 this is how to do rizutto finish, very clear. Most videos aren't great
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@@wyeme9047 this is my mate Brigsy do it without tension, it is worth learning this way too.
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What make of net is that you are using please?
Hello John, I dread to say it’s a McLean Weigh Net, and having just look at the all new “McLean Large Catch & Release HD Weigh Net” available on-line, I have to say it’s gone up in price a heck of a lot since I got mine… But then again it does go to show that the good stuff lasts for ages; mine has to be 8 years old as I got it after struggling to land a 42.5-inch Springer in April 2013! [Landed no more than 100m from where this video was taken]…..
I like the new rubber mesh too so I think I may have to upgrade mine sometime.. Hope this help.
@@wyeme9047 Appreciate you taking the time, might give it a miss at £170
I wasn't aware spinning for salmon was allowed on uk rivers. I thought it was fly only. Id love to spin for salmon
Yes you can spin for them in many UK rivers but each one will have it's own bylaws, (rules within that local area/water), and many more different rules for England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Your best bet would be to look at the Environment Agency website
www.gov.uk/government/collections/local-fishing-byelaws
And even then the owner of the fishery may also say what you can or cannot do, but he can't change the EA Rules!
Confused yet?
@@wyeme9047 thanks for the reply. I'll look into it. I was watching the salmon go up the river usk a few days ago... so impressive